2011 BMW 750IL with upgraded factory/dealer installed halogram options

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Ok now, what your about to see is either enough to make a grown man cry or make you nauseous or sick. One of my past customers that I had not seen in a while had just taken delivery of a brand new 2011 BMW 750IL. This is BMW's flagship vehicle, their "King of the Road" in a brand new color for this series called Carbon Black Metallic. My customer expressed his deep concern with the overall paint condition and severe halograming that he noticed on his new vehicle after his first wash. Also visible were extreme circular scratches and RDS's all over the vehicle, especially the tops and the top 1/4 of all the panels.



After inspecting this executive office on wheels, only one thing that came to my mind....another butcher/hack job :mad:.....nice cover up with some glaze for the new owner and out she goes.......:wall



Here are a couple of before photo's and some short Youtube videos that I did...



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[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_MOsSQ_TV1o]YouTube - 2011 BMW 750il part 1[/ame]



[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjDYRzusoyU]YouTube - 2011 BMW 750il part 2[/ame]



Thanks for viewing my thread........
 
a_guerrajr said:
any way you can do a write up of what you did and what you used?



looks great!
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Thanks...



Absolutely, sorry I did not write this in post, but detailing has been busy and hectic and I ran out of time...



*Exterior Detail procedures for Paint Correction*



-Wheels were prepped with Meguiar's Hot Rims All Wheel Cleaner and cleaned up with various brushes

-Tires were spritzed down and scrubbed with Meguiar's #39 Heavy Duty Vinyl Cleaner washed down

-Wheel wells were spritzed down and scrubbed with Meguiar's APC+ and washed down

-Pressure washed and rinsed

-Door jambs were cleaned up

-Vehicle dried

-Paint work clayed

-Wheel wells were treated with Stoner Trim Shine

-Paint inspected and measured

-Vehicle taped up

-Wheels protected with Meguiar's #21

-Tires dressed with Stoner's Trim Shine

-2 Step Paint correction ( Meguiar's M105 & M205)

1st pass rotary w/M105

2nd pass D/A w/m205

-Inspection with Infratech, and natural sunlight

-Sealed using D/A w/Meguiar's NXT 2.0

-Rubber and Plastics Treated

-Exterior windows and mirrors cleaned and sealed

-Exhaust tips cleaned and polished



**Products used on the exterior for paint correction**



-Stoner HP1

-Grout Sponge's

-2 Buckets for washing

-Stoner Tarminator

-Stoner Xenit

-Clay Magic Blue Clay Bar

-Diamond's Blue Mist Spray and Gloss Enhancer

-Meguair's M105

-Meguair's M205

-Meguiar's #NXT 2.0 Polymer Sealant

-Meguiar's Glass Cleaner Concentrate



*Wheel and tire care*



-Meguiar's Hot Rims All Wheel Cleaner

-Wheel Wells Meguiar's APC+

-Meguiar's#39 Vinyl/Rubber Cleaner

-Stoner Trim Shine for tires and wheel Wells



*Tools used*



-Meguiar's ETC Digital Paint gauge Meter

-Infratech 5300

-Black and Decker 6138 Pro Automotive Series Polisher

-Porter Cable 7424XP D/A

-Honda/General Gas Pressure Washer

-Honda Generator - 120v

-Rigid Vacuums

-Lake Country 4" & 6.5" CCS pads, Orange, White, Blue

-Tons of "Meguiar's" Microfiber Towels

-SM Arnold Water Sprite

-Assorted Brushes

-0000 Steel Wool

-3M Blue Tape

-Blower

-McCullough Steam Cleaner

-Qtips

-Vacu-berm Water Containment System
 
wow. didn't know they had added the M package with holograming and swirling option. LoL.



Nice save man. Cars looking good.
 
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