Black Ferrari 430 Paint Correction
by Ivan Rajic | 3/7/13Ivan Rajic of LUSTR Auto Detail corrects the paint of this beautiful Black Ferrari 430!
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Ivan Rajic of LUSTR Auto Detail corrects the paint of this beautiful Black Ferrari 430!
Comments (14)Ivan Rajic of LUSTR Auto Detail gives his review of the popular Pinnacle Souveran Paste Wax!
Comments (15)Ivan Rajic of LUSTR Auto Detail highlights some of the best features of the P21S 100% Carnauba Wax!
Comments (27)In this article, Ivan Rajic of LUSTR Auto Detail highlights which products are essential when getting into polishing work. These products are not only what every beginner should have in their arsenal, but every professional detailer should have them on hand as well.
Comments (18)Have you ever wanted to De-badge your vehicle? Well find out how in this article by Ivan Rajic of Lustr Auto Detail!
Comments (9)Do you have questions about polish? How much should you use and is a polish with diminishing or non-diminishing abrasives right for you? Learn from Ivan Rajic of LUSTR Auto Detail in Chicago as he shares his expertise on the fine art of polishing.
Comments (21)We all hate swirl marks, but what causes them? You might be surprised to learn what Ivan Rajic of LUSTR Auto Detail in Chicago has to say about the matter. Learn what products and techniques will help reduce swirls and what techniques and products you should avoid.
Comments (13)What are your favorite detailing products? See if your list has any in common with Ivan Rajic of LUSTR Auto Detail from Chicago as he shares his secret top 10 must have products! You’ll be sure to get a number of great ideas and learn what products an experienced professional detailer relies on every day.
Comments (2)Ivan Rajic of LUSTR Auto Detail in Chicago explains his preferred method of polishing to ensure adequate and even coverage. He also includes plenty of pictures so you can easily see what he’s explaining. An absolute must read for anyone new to polishing or experienced polishers looking to learn new techniques!
Comments (4)What’s the difference you ask? Well, they are actually in the same ballpark, but opposite ends of the field! In simple terms: A detail is just that, getting to the details – the cracks, crevices, addressing trim and conditioning it, conditioning leather, cleaning glass, waxing the exterior paint to protect it, cleaning the wheels, etc. [...]
Comments (5)This question came from a few readers of the blog, but it’s one I’ve also come across before in my business. Usually a client with two or more vehicles will ask me how the process will differ from vehicle to vehicle and on what will it be based. First off I’d like to clarify that [...]
Comments (5)So you have some heavy contaminants on the painted surface of your car, and you want to know if it’s safe to use that soft, Magic Eraser to clean it up. We did a test…what do you think our results were?
Comments (10)A few readers asked “How do you use a microfiber towel to remove polish or wax residue?”, so here’s a basic but thorough explanation of what I like to do for best results. I apologize ahead of time for some blurry/bad photos. I noticed a few were out of focus and others were incorrectly exposed, [...]
Comments (3)Ivan Rajic of LUSTR Auto Detail shares some of his favorite pad and polish combinations.
Comments (13)Readers come to the Detailed Image Ask A Pro Blog for the vast selection of reference detailing articles and training material, and sometimes we get such positive feedback from our readers that we wish to share it with everybody. In addition to reading Hugo from Miami’s comments, we ask that our readers take a moment and share their experiences as well!
Comments (43)Trying to keep a driven car clean in the North is impossible. The good news is that by using the right products and techniques, you can periodically have a clean vehicle without stripping your wax or inducing swirls to your finish. First, let’s examine the two most often used ways of having a clean vehicle [...]
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Comments (7)What is “jeweling” of the paint? In this article Rasky’s gives a a brief look into this technique and what it’s used for.
Comments (8)What is the IPA (Isopropyl Alcohol) wipedown? When, why, and how is it done? This reader-submitted question is answered by Todd Cooperider of Esoteric Auto Detail.
Comments (16)In part two of the series, Marc and Jacob from AutoLavish discuss what orange peel is, and show us some advanced techniques on how to remove it.
Comments (25)A DI Ask A Pro Blog reader has some questions about prepping his brand new car, and Eric Schuster of Envious Auto Detailing provides some advice.
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