2011 Ferrari Detail & Film Prep Install

[imported_Intel486]

I would like to start mobile detailing on the weekends for some extra cash and eventually start doing it full time until I can hire more people and get a brick building.



I just would like to know where to start. Like what kind of insurance do I need.



How do I protect myself if someone comes and saies I caused damage to their vehicle?

 

[Scottwax]

Check with your car insurance company and see if they offer a business rider. If they don't, they can point you in the right direction.

 

[imported_Auto Concierge]

Brand new vehicle in the shop to prep the finish for the entire car to wrapped in clear film via Premier, this new Ferrari had the least amount of sand scratches in the finish along with other defects so the car is much improved over previous model years along with the obvious engineering and styling improvements.
Did a thorough wash/clay as usual, and put the car on the lift to inspect what condition the vehicles paint finish was in.

Although the finish was nicer in most regards, "The boys from Marenello did leave sand scratches in both front and rear bumpers along with the holograms from not finishing down the paint as needed.

Same area after correction of the sand scratches.

As I have stated before......Ferrari should sub-contract paint work to the company that paints the Bugatti or Audi......

Same area after correction.

50/50 pics on the rear.

Before.

After.

Tire with dealership applied solvent tire greasy kid stuff.

Stripped away, now the tire can be dressed properly with a satin look.

Finish polished down, no lsp as the entire car is being wrapped.

A couple of interior pics.

Engine pic, the new configuration over the 430 engine bay.

At Premier for the wrap and laser passport install.

 

[imported_Auto Concierge]

Front bumper removed for the Passport install.

 

[imported_Auto Concierge]

Back to my shop for final detailing pre-delivery to a great customer who also has a 2011 Turbo S, I mean why decide between both cars......"It only costs a little more to go first class"....well maybe not a little more(lol).

And back to Premier for final delivery.

 

[bmw5541]

Awesome stuff Bob!!!
I am sooooo jealous. Actually I am not jealous, because you work your butt off to get customers who have cars like that. They appreciate the quality of your work, therefore, they trust you with these beauties, and recommend you to others.
Thanks for sharing with us Bob.:clap:

 

[imported_kakeuter]

Incredible work on a sexy car Bob, I love your shop too.

-Kody-

 

[imported_juliom2]

OHHH Yes!!!!!!
Thumps up!!!! Great look on the Italian!
:thumbup:

 

[Knox Details]

Epic work Bob! :thumbup:

 

[Old Pirate]

Quote " As I have stated before......Ferrari should sub-contract paint work to the company that paints the Bugatti or Audi"......Quote

Hey my wife's cousins will lose their jobs there.....

Always a pleasure to see your work here Bob!

 

[imported_Auto Concierge]

Quote " As I have stated before......Ferrari should sub-contract paint work to the company that paints the Bugatti or Audi"......Quote

Hey my wife's cousins will lose their jobs there.....

Always a pleasure to see your work here Bob!

Do not want that...................but if I was in charge some people would be on holiday for more than just the month of August, for the quality to be infamously bad on every car it is time to make changes...."With the quickness" as these cars start at $200,000.00 usd for a new unit and GM which use to have substandard finishes now does not so they got thier "Poop" together why cannot Ferrari do the same?.