E30 M3, Multi-Step Correction and Partial Wet Sanding

[Mike@DedicatedPerfection]

Stunning work Chad! What a transformation on that e30 M3!!!

Thanks for sharing.

[statusdetailing]

Great work

2" pads from B.D.?

I was going to ask the same question. I'm trying to figure out a really good way to cut out a Meg's Xtra cut disc.

[antti@561detailing]

beautiful...one of my all time favorite cars...awesome job

[Tato]

Wow, I really wish to do things like this in the future, what a professional and clean job.

Car looks nothing but AMAZING at the end.

No need for sun shots on this one after all that 50/50 and different lightings pictures.

Wait! Mirror, mirror... hahaha Again, you kicked them out.

Thank you for sharing,

Much impressed.

Kind Regards.

[Mike Phillips]

Beautiful work Chad.

The Rupes TA50 is a tool I think everyone's going to love for sanding, cutting and polishing thin panels and tight areas.


Beautiful transformation. Lets hope the owner will "touch" the paint carefully moving into the future.

[Prophizee]

Wow and e30 M3 that's just amazing and what a job you did that's even more amazing. E30 M3 and the Z8 are the only two cars BMW has made in the past 25 years that have appreciated in value. I think a decent condition e30 goes for about 30-40k while the Z8 goes for about 145-180k. But the e30 is an all time great a true legend and you Def showed it some tlc. Well done sir well done.

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[RaskyR1]

Thanks for all the positive feedback everyone.

Wish I could own one of those! Great work! What did you use for the LSP?

Blackfire Wet Diamond

Great work

2" pads from B.D.?

Yep. Pads were from Kevin Brown....aka, Buff Daddy!

Lake Country has some in the works too and I should have some samples soon.

Beautiful work Chad.

The Rupes TA50 is a tool I think everyone's going to love for sanding, cutting and polishing thin panels and tight areas.


Beautiful transformation. Lets hope the owner will "touch" the paint carefully moving into the future.

Thanks Mike!

I think as more people start using them others will realize how helpful they can be. I will say they aren't needed for most cars, but if you plan to do a lot of exotics or cars with tight areas, they're a very valuable tool to have!

Rasky

[Prophizee]

My dream car and wow what a job. It looks absolutely stunning and I am actually very jealous you got to work on that car lol. But anyway fantastic job looks great. Also that's a single stage paint right or did they do a multistage paint when it was re sprayed

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[93fox]

Sweet