2007 Silverado "Trail Rash" correction by Immaculate Reflections

Wow. My favorite is the GARAGE SHOT. So shiny and wet! Good job :xyxthumbs



Durability of Meguiars Endurance looks pretty amazing, but the fact that it needs to be buffed after applying turns me off, so I'll never use it. I'm lazy. :D
 
I've done this truck a couple times in the past. Did a 2 step on it about 2 years ago and it came out great. Since then MANY more commuting miles have been added to it, along with an obscene amount of rock chips (what you get for commuting down country roads I guess). About 6 months ago he had the whole front end repainted to eliminate the "acne look" of all the chips. He was going to have me do another correction on the front to eliminate the body shop holograms and swirls a little down the road. But he took the truck hunting with some friends and one of them drove it right through the path of some branches! *SCRAPE* Trail rash!! So right away he brought it too me and told me just do whatever you need to do to get these out. Wetsanding was needed and performed and correction was done over the whole truck. The better part of 3 days and many many hours were spent getting this gorgeous rig back to "ship shape". LSP was 2 coats of Zaino Z2pro. In the end objective achieved, and client thrilled.

A short while after the detail he decided to pick up a 2011 Silverado crew cab LTZ 6.2L, also BLACK! And he sold this truck. The new owner was filling up at the gas station and the owner of a newer Viper came over and asked how he got the black to look like that. Calls were made and that one will be coming in for likely a 3 step correction soon. :)


Oh, a very high shine was requested for the wheel wells and tires...




Here's what it looked like upon arrival



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Yikes! Waterspots!!


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Fair amount of new swirls and marring

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Removing trim to do a proper job

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Wetsanded sections

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Before/After correction on front...



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Corrected! But still needed polishing after compounding


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More waterspot carnage

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Looking "ship shape" again!

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Finished pictures


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Remember the bugs covering the new front end?

Dialed in now :)


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Thanks for checkin it out!
 
The truck looks better than new.


What I do not get is how some folks have become obsessed with the wheels that GM puts on Tahoes & Suburbans and putting them on the pickups.

I service a Sierra & Silverado Z71 Reg Cab monthly and the client has these same wheels.

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Just thought it was interesting.
 
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