Ferrari 360, Z4, 7 Series, and G35!

[Yzer]

This was a long 2 days! Some of the products are: Cyclo, several different combos of pads, Optimum Polish and Hyper compound, Zaino, P21s, Chemical guys sealant spray, Stoners glass cleaner and so on.







I will start with the 360.



Before:

After:

Z4



Before:

After:

7 Series

G35



Before:

After:

That is all.

 

[klnyc]

Very nice:bigups

That G35 has clear bra on them. Did you polish the film?

 

[Charisma]

All the cars turned out great, that 360 is a beautiful car.

 

[Yzer]

Actually the G35 is the only car that did not get polished. The owner only wanted a wash and wax for it.



The other 3 belong to one guy and all of them were polished.

 

[audicoupej]

All look great!



Was that at your house? If so it's very nice!



The clear bra was very evident on the G35 when it was filthy. Did it vanish after the wash and wax?

 

[Yzer]

The pictures were taken at the owners house.



The filth on the G35 really did make the clear bra stand out though. Once it was clean, it was clear again. hehe.

 

[imported_Picus]

Nice work - those 360's can be really finicky; you did a great job finishing down clean on it.

 

[Yzer]

Nice work - those 360's can be really finicky; you did a great job finishing down clean on it.

Thanks a lot! It definately took some playing around with the pad and polish combo to get it the way I wanted it!

 

[danforz]

Wow that z4 and the g35 looked filthy! good job!

 

[Scottwax]

The Ferrari looks absolutely soaking wet! :drool:



The most impressive though, is the Z4, it was seriously hammered in the before shots and stunningly deep and wet in the afters.

 

[epbrown01]

The Z4 came out great - any idea what they did to get the finish that bad to begin with?

 

[beachcities]

lets see a pic of the z4 in artificial light like the before shot.

 

[Yzer]

The Z4 came out great - any idea what they did to get the finish that bad to begin with?

It was the wifes car. He said it is washed about 4 times a year. So that could probably explain the condition it was in.



Thanks for the comments guys!