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2015 Corvette Z06 with 907 miles and it was dirty nasty for being brand new. The inside of the wheels were just covered with tar, and there were tiny specs of tar covering the entire car. The owner has a couple of other corvettes he wants me to coat as well; you'll see pictures of them if you follow me, and they're in far worse shape than this one. After coating all of his cars, I'll also be maintaining them as I am mobile.
Process was as follows:
Seats cleaned with Adams Leather & Interior Cleaner, then coated with cQuartz Leather
Pre-soak with Adams Car Wash Shampoo with 1/2 ounce of ONR added
2 bucket method with grit guards and Incredipads
Spot treat with Tar-X
Iron X
Clay bar with Adams Clay and PolyShave Decon Towel
Wheels cleaned with Megs D140, Tar X, & Wheel Woolies, then treated with Hydr02
Tires cleaned & scrubbed with DP Tire Cleaner
Tires dressed with Ultima Tire & Trim
Exhaust tips cleaned with soap + water, Tar X, and then polished & sealed.
Once everything was clean and dry, the paint was polished using Reflect on a 5" GlossPad using a PC7424. Wiped everything down with Eraser and then coated twice with cQuartz classic. This was my first time working with regular cQuartz, as I've only used CQUK before, and it was extremely easy to work with in high heat & humidity, compared to UK. Windshield was coated with FlyByForte.
Thanks for looking!
Process was as follows:
Seats cleaned with Adams Leather & Interior Cleaner, then coated with cQuartz Leather
Pre-soak with Adams Car Wash Shampoo with 1/2 ounce of ONR added
2 bucket method with grit guards and Incredipads
Spot treat with Tar-X
Iron X
Clay bar with Adams Clay and PolyShave Decon Towel
Wheels cleaned with Megs D140, Tar X, & Wheel Woolies, then treated with Hydr02
Tires cleaned & scrubbed with DP Tire Cleaner
Tires dressed with Ultima Tire & Trim
Exhaust tips cleaned with soap + water, Tar X, and then polished & sealed.
Once everything was clean and dry, the paint was polished using Reflect on a 5" GlossPad using a PC7424. Wiped everything down with Eraser and then coated twice with cQuartz classic. This was my first time working with regular cQuartz, as I've only used CQUK before, and it was extremely easy to work with in high heat & humidity, compared to UK. Windshield was coated with FlyByForte.
Thanks for looking!
