High-end video of high-end detail job on high-end Ferrari

[gatoman39]

From autoblog, enjoy.

High-end video of high-end detail job on high-end Ferrari


We have a thing for high-end detailing jobs. We're not talking about what the guy at your local drive-through car wash does for an extra $10. We're talking about the kind of detailing done by highly trained professionals that costs thousands of dollars and could take hundreds of hours to complete.

We normally get our fix of before-and-after photos from friend-of-the-site Todd Cooperider, whose work we've featured on Autoblog before. This time, however, we bring you some work done on a well worn Ferrari Enzo by a company in the UK called Polished Bliss.

Instead of before-and-after images, Polished Bliss produced an excellent six-minute video with production quality that matches the 144-hour(!) detailing job it chronicles. If you've ever wanted to watch these masters practice their craft, then scroll down to start the show.

[Webb]

That car was already clean.

[SON1C]

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[brian45acp]

The guy wearing the watch made me cringe. I cant imagine wearing any rings, watches, belts, or pants with metal buttons on them near that car. One slip and the paint is toast with that wrist watch.

[SheldonH]

I love videos like this

[Kaiser37]

Anybody know the drying towel he was using? I liked his method.

[RhetoricMixes]

Anybody know the drying towel he was using? I liked his method.

I believe he was just using the blotting method which is usually recommended when your drying any car. That way you don't accidentally drag anything across the paint and instead just blot the water.

[Theostoubos]

Ive read and watched articles and videos of Polished Bliss when I was still in Europe and I was following Detailingworld.co.uk a bit more.

These guys are phenomenal not only on the stunning work that they do but also how they project it towards the forums and in their website.

In my opinion they are the best in Europe and amongst the best in the world.