Juan@Turbo Wax
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Background:
A couple weeks ago, we received a phone call from one of our customers informing us that a brand new 2014 BMW M6 was on its way to his driveway. First, my customer inquired about what he should do to the car at the dealership, the answer was short and simple,
“Don't allow them to touch the car!”
During our two week communication period we exchanged ideas of what should we do to his new car, as we progressed deeper and deeper into our conversations we both agreed that a car of this caliber should be protected a little differently than the conventional way........ So we came to the conclusion that some type of coating should be applied......
If we go back to 2012, I started a thread out of curiosity about the so called “Coatings” The thread's name is Coating Frenzy and the link is below.
http://www.autopia.org/forum/car-detailing-product-discussion/143142-coating-frenzy.html
We don’t manufacture any type of vehicle coatings yet; the primary reason is that we have found out that past formulas had turned yellow and some have even cracked on the vehicle's surface, and this could be a huge liability issue. There's no denying that some companies have pioneered this revolutionary idea and have very successful programs and products, others are closing the gap very fast and others are nothing more than marketing hype, leaving the average consumer confused and making the true credibility of good coating products a tough battle.
As times are changing so is the product technology (Coatings) I began to learn more and more about this new technology so that at least I was up with the times, my curiosity was so much that I tested a few well known brands but unfortunately for me, I was disappointed with the ones that I tested, the lack of shine, lack of durability, the complexity of the application and removal process were the primary reasons that I was disappointed with this great technology.
Trying to look outside the box, I reached out to my good friend Robert DiTerlizzi, he owns and operates a detailing business by the name of Impressions Fine Automotive Detailing. After consulting with him about my customer needs he suggested a particular coating that he has been using, after reviewing some of the end results of this particular product, I felt that this coating was completely different from the others that I had tested. I decided to partner with Robert so that together with our Turbo Wax Products and his suggested coating we could deliver some astonishing results for my customer.
Process:
We started the job with the vehicle placement and evaluation,My customer went as far as taking all the exterior and interior protective plastic out himself! To avoid any mishaps. Besides a few light marks here and there the car was in very good shape for the most part, the odometer has recorded 150 miles.
Products in used:
Turbo Wax Car Shampoo
Turbo Wax Oxidation Block
Turbo Wax Wheel Cleaner
Turbo Wax Swirl Remover
Turbo Wax Tire Gel with Polycharger
Turbo Wax L.V.R. For the interior trim
Turbo Wax Centering Ring White Foam Pads
C.Quartz Finest
CarPro Eraser- to remove polishing oils before coating
CarPro Dlux wheel and trim coating
CarPro Flyby30 glass coating
CarPro 4"x4" suede MF product applicator pads
CarPro 16"x16" suede MF product removal towels
Car as found

Pre Wash, Turbo Wax Car Shampoo and Turbo Wax Oxidation Block ( Similar to the function of the clay bars)


Finishing the washing process and the begining of the drying process

Wheels out and preparation of the components


All Done including the massive brakes

Wheels were coated inside and outside, the tires were dress with No Sling Turbo Wax Tire Dressing with Polycharger


Prep work for the surface with the Turbo Wax Swirl Remover prior to the coating



After a few passes with the Turbo Wax Swirl Remover prior to the coating

Interior trim along with the door rubber seals were protected, the rest of the interior remained unmolested. Done with our Turbo Wax L.V.R. With Polycharger.

Interior View of this beast.

Headlights/Tail lights and all the outside glass was also coated.

The beginning of the coating application, all Done by Robert

Fully Done



Even the door jams

Carbon Fiber Roof coated








The House of Power. All plastic coated

After we were done we washed the cousin, this is just after a wash, we did this car 4 months ago, is a daily driver and our customer maintains it with our Turbo wax Spray N Wax with Polycharger.

At the end everyone was happy
Thank you for looking.
A couple weeks ago, we received a phone call from one of our customers informing us that a brand new 2014 BMW M6 was on its way to his driveway. First, my customer inquired about what he should do to the car at the dealership, the answer was short and simple,
“Don't allow them to touch the car!”
During our two week communication period we exchanged ideas of what should we do to his new car, as we progressed deeper and deeper into our conversations we both agreed that a car of this caliber should be protected a little differently than the conventional way........ So we came to the conclusion that some type of coating should be applied......
If we go back to 2012, I started a thread out of curiosity about the so called “Coatings” The thread's name is Coating Frenzy and the link is below.
http://www.autopia.org/forum/car-detailing-product-discussion/143142-coating-frenzy.html
We don’t manufacture any type of vehicle coatings yet; the primary reason is that we have found out that past formulas had turned yellow and some have even cracked on the vehicle's surface, and this could be a huge liability issue. There's no denying that some companies have pioneered this revolutionary idea and have very successful programs and products, others are closing the gap very fast and others are nothing more than marketing hype, leaving the average consumer confused and making the true credibility of good coating products a tough battle.
As times are changing so is the product technology (Coatings) I began to learn more and more about this new technology so that at least I was up with the times, my curiosity was so much that I tested a few well known brands but unfortunately for me, I was disappointed with the ones that I tested, the lack of shine, lack of durability, the complexity of the application and removal process were the primary reasons that I was disappointed with this great technology.
Trying to look outside the box, I reached out to my good friend Robert DiTerlizzi, he owns and operates a detailing business by the name of Impressions Fine Automotive Detailing. After consulting with him about my customer needs he suggested a particular coating that he has been using, after reviewing some of the end results of this particular product, I felt that this coating was completely different from the others that I had tested. I decided to partner with Robert so that together with our Turbo Wax Products and his suggested coating we could deliver some astonishing results for my customer.
Process:
We started the job with the vehicle placement and evaluation,My customer went as far as taking all the exterior and interior protective plastic out himself! To avoid any mishaps. Besides a few light marks here and there the car was in very good shape for the most part, the odometer has recorded 150 miles.
Products in used:
Turbo Wax Car Shampoo
Turbo Wax Oxidation Block
Turbo Wax Wheel Cleaner
Turbo Wax Swirl Remover
Turbo Wax Tire Gel with Polycharger
Turbo Wax L.V.R. For the interior trim
Turbo Wax Centering Ring White Foam Pads
C.Quartz Finest
CarPro Eraser- to remove polishing oils before coating
CarPro Dlux wheel and trim coating
CarPro Flyby30 glass coating
CarPro 4"x4" suede MF product applicator pads
CarPro 16"x16" suede MF product removal towels
Car as found

Pre Wash, Turbo Wax Car Shampoo and Turbo Wax Oxidation Block ( Similar to the function of the clay bars)


Finishing the washing process and the begining of the drying process

Wheels out and preparation of the components


All Done including the massive brakes

Wheels were coated inside and outside, the tires were dress with No Sling Turbo Wax Tire Dressing with Polycharger


Prep work for the surface with the Turbo Wax Swirl Remover prior to the coating



After a few passes with the Turbo Wax Swirl Remover prior to the coating

Interior trim along with the door rubber seals were protected, the rest of the interior remained unmolested. Done with our Turbo Wax L.V.R. With Polycharger.

Interior View of this beast.

Headlights/Tail lights and all the outside glass was also coated.

The beginning of the coating application, all Done by Robert

Fully Done



Even the door jams

Carbon Fiber Roof coated








The House of Power. All plastic coated

After we were done we washed the cousin, this is just after a wash, we did this car 4 months ago, is a daily driver and our customer maintains it with our Turbo wax Spray N Wax with Polycharger.

At the end everyone was happy
