'02 Ferrari 575M

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Well, I was lucky enough to be able to detail this gorgeous car a couple weeks back. Low miles and very well cared for. The car had some light swirling on the rear fenders and trunk so I went through the following procedure...



- wash with Zymol clear, P21S multi wash on engine, fenders

- clean wheels with Zymol Wheel Brite

- clean all 3M with diluted mix of isoprope (sp) alcohol

- quick wipe down of interior

- Zymol Wheel Wax and Tyre shine

- P21S multi finsih restorer on all chrome

- 3M Machine Glaze Polish with PC- couple of passes varying from 3-5 speed

- Klasse AIO and SG (3 layers)

- Zymol Concours Glaze



Overall, the car came out well. Unfortunately, the New England lighting did not help out much so these pics are hard to judge the finish from. Hope you guys enjoy and that the images size properly on here...



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rear:

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badging:

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interior:

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artsy shot:

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artsy shot again:

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Excellent job, i know silver is a hard color to show finished work ect, looks great thought, did you apply KSG by hand?
 
Thanks Santatime. Yes, the SG was applied by hand via damp cotton pad. Im not a great fan of the finsih it leaves but the durability and ease of application are hard to ignore.
 
agree, although on my dark blue Santa Fe, it looks awesome, i also applied by hand again using damp applicator as well. longer you let SG sit better it is to remove imo
 
Sweet car! What part of MA are you located in? I once played around with topping various sealants with Zymol. Personally, I felt that the Zymol by itself gave a deeper shine with clearer more accurate reflections.
 
carn00bie said:
I agree, I also dig the 355 becaus of its amazing sound
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I was taking a friend home on a Sunday and some guy was driving his 355 out. It was an empty country road so I pulled over and he knew why. He gave a very nice fly by and the engine was pure sex.
 
Excellent work. I detailed a yellow 550 Maranello about a month ago, and it was the most exciting work ever.



On top of that, the owner gave me a ride shortly after. Let's just say I went to bed with a grin on my face that lasted until the next morning!
 
Mikeyc:



I'm located in Tyngsborough- about 10 miles north of Lowell. Most of my clients come from the Boston area though. Thanks for the kind words everyone.
 
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