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'03 Black Z06 Corvette
I received a call from my client, telling my he wanted his vette to have a look of like butter. It has been sitting in the dealer's service bay for the last 5-6 weeks. With the windows down, and in full blown pollen season. It was having a new cam put in. All I can say is when he started it up is --Oh my a very sweet sound.
It was the dirtest I have ever seen it. Pollen all over it, dust/pollen inside. And an oily type of drips on the roof.
The Tires/wheels
Optimum car wash, a wheel brush and the 16" Deep Reach Wire Wheel Brushes
for these deep rims.
Tires
Pinnacle Black Onyx Tire Gel
The Gameplan
Optimum car wash, then DP Final Gloss spritzed on to help sheet of water and guzzler.
I choose Optimum Polish and a Edge green pad. I spread at 3-4 then up'd it to speed 6
Wiped off with cobra jr. mf.
Owner pulled the car into the garage for me to apply the Pinnacle Souveran paste wax.
Since the sun was directly on the car.
Applied one panel at a time, then removed.
Interior
Dash/door panels/console received the DP Interior Surface Protectant. (I'm really liking this stuff)
Ed
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Did you work on the paint?
Looks beautiful Ed!!
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Another black Souveran Paste Vette. Looks Great!
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Like butter? More like pure liquid. Awesome job.
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Wow!!! He asked for butter. He got it +++
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He got more than butter, he got lard (j/k lol). Man it looks like I can take a dip in the paint. I wonder how it will look like after the SOuveran cures
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2008 Acura MDX Sport white pearl (daily driver)
2009 BMW E70 X5 4.8i jet black (garage queen)
2013 BMW F25 X3 2.8 jet black (wife's car)
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I'm really curious how Souveran would of worked if you left the car out. Since it's WOWO, I wonder if would be that difficult?
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Originally Posted by Whitethunder46
I'm really curious how Souveran would of worked if you left the car out. Since it's WOWO, I wonder if would be that difficult?
When I put my hand on the paint, it was very hot. Dry time would have been instant. With the hot paint and dried wax, I didn't want to induce any new micro scratches while removing it. So we put it in the garage, to cool off. Then it was wowo time with the souveran
Ed
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To achieve excellence, excellence cannot be rushed. Technique is just as important as the product used.
While my approach takes more time, the results are far superior.
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