2009 Modified BMW M3 Sedan Detail

[imported_Auto Concierge]

Thank you Todd & Barry, I have said before that one aspect I really enjoy about my business model is that after hours I can be in the shop with a nice unit and the music on and making a car the best it can be, also the reaction from a grateful client is something I never tire of.

 

[imported_Auto Concierge]

Awesome work, what a beautiful car inside and out, WOW!

One question, what do you use on the door pillars? Our XC90 has those and I can't seem to ever get them 100% corrected.

Thanks.

"B" pillars can be corrected as any painted area on the car, The new Megs compound really knocks down the defects and using the DA polisher in this area allows for more control and safety and less dust (lol), after that just follow with your favorite finishing polish Megs or Menz.....

 

[imported_Termigator]

That's a seriously good looking job you did. Can you tell me how you cleaned the wheels? I've been doing the detailing bit for a good while now (8 years. Just a hobby), but one thing I've never been very good at is getting rid of embedded brake dust.

 

[SIDetailing]

I love the white color on a M3 especially with matte black wheels. Awesome job!

 

[Knox Details]

Awsome work Bob! Love that car and the work you did on it!

 

[imported_Auto Concierge]

Posting a correction, I put on the post that the wheels were/are P40S when they are actually R40's(Have to get it right).

 

[imported_Brian_Brice]

Excellent results and documentation. I would put that particular paint and color as one of the most dificult to get the way shown here. Also puts the idea that lighter colored cars don't need or benefit from thorough polishing to shame. Well done.