Here is a recent job I completed last Friday on a Corvette owners rare and very custom Victory Red 08 C6 Corvette. This vette is track driven with a bored and stroked over LT3, that rumbled like no other.....The owner had tried himself to correct the extensive "RDS's" random deep scratches and excessive fine hairline swirls in the paintwork, but was not able to with a D/A only. He explained to me his method of washing, which has definately induced scratches. There were also signs of dirt or debris on the vehicle or pad when the owner polished which left hard circular scratches as well.

I must say that this cars paint came to life when were were finished, the owner commented that it looked better than the day he purchased it!

Here are some of the pics I took, as you can see from the first one, I pressure washed a whole lot of shredded rubber from the wheel wells..


























In this video, I have put together some clips which show how to safely use a rotary polisher for paint correction. I have put annotations describing the products and methods used to achieve the finest results.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOmYSjNXVJ4

I hope this video helps take some of the intimidation and fear away from operating a rotary polisher and correcting your vehicles paint defects.

Please feel free to comment and rate my video on Youtube...I appreciate this!

 

Very nice job and a red color would not look any better than that

 

Great detail on a beautiful ride Dave......AWESOME!
Thanks for the vid