2016 Ford Mustang GT - A Miracle Detailing - Cquartz Professional

[Merlin]

2016 Ford Mustang GT - A Miracle Detailing - Cquartz Professional

Rupes MK II w/5" backing plate and Rupes nano iBrid
Megs 5" mf cutting discs. Rupes green & Yellow foam pads.
ScanGrip MultiMatch 2 C+R Colormatch lights
Meguiars M110 and M210 and in many areas Scholl's S3 and S30
Gloss black OEM paint. Very soft! CarPro 2 Face towels (don't scratch).

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NOTE: The Before was a LOT worse than what it looks in this pic.

Merlin Shot

NOTE: The After was a LOT better than what it looks in this pic.

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[Ebg18t]

Beautiful as always.

 

[Dr Oldz]

Nice work!

 

[Merlin]

Beautiful as always.

Thank you.

That is very kind.

 

[Merlin]

Nice work!

Thank you. That is very kind.

You know what is difficult to understand???
The vehicle is only a 2016 & it looked like it was washed with a Brillo pad.

He had a couple of other detailers polish the paint in the past.
It was easy to tell. The paint was also covered in holograms.

I measured via PTG and the hood paint thickness was thin.
It was barely above the safe range (I removed 2 microns +/-).
It was a polish, measure, polish, measure for the entire process.
Oddly enough, most of the rest of the vehicle was within a safe range.

The gloss black paint was covered in tons of "in your face" swirl marks.
I found just rubbing my finger across the paint caused fine scratches.

So far, I have only run across a few very super soft factory OEM paints.
A couple I can think of are Tesla Model 3 black & Lexus Obsidian black.
Each one of these was different and finicky about correcting & polishing.

Normally I'm not a big fan of the "look" of Paint Protection Film (PPF).
(Yes, I know PPF protects against rock chips but, this is a garage queen.)
In this case, I recommended PPF to protect against the very soft paint.