Take a weathered black Ferrari F430, and have a paint correction specialist such as Eric Schuster of Envious Detailing work their magic, and the end result is a beautiful exotic work of art. Follow the steps and processes involved over a 14 hour period and watch the transformation that Eric put this stunning Ferrari through.
This is a summary, read the entire article here >>Video: How to use a D/A and Rotary Buffer – Properly!
by Todd Cooperider | October 18th, 2011 |
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In this instructional detailing and paint correction video, Todd Cooperider of Esoteric Auto Detail fixes shoddy buffer work, and shows how to correct defects using both a DA (dual-action) and a rotary buffer – the right way!
This is a summary, read the entire article here >>Automotive Paint is Delicate – Don’t Touch It!!
by Todd Cooperider | March 15th, 2011 |
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Automotive paint is designed to protect the vehicle from the elements, and can withstand a serious blow without cracking or chipping…but can it hold up to an aggressive wipe with a microfiber towel or the swipe of a finger?
This is a summary, read the entire article here >>I need your help on this Ferrari 612 – participation requested!
by Todd Cooperider | September 22nd, 2010 |
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You’re a detailer with 8 hours to work on a black Ferrari 612 Scaglietti. It has heavy holograms and swirls from a bad dealer prep job, and you need to get it looking as good as you can within this amount of time. What approach would you use?
This is a summary, read the entire article here >>Ask-A-Pro: How do you avoid creating holograms when applying your finishing polish with a rotary?
by DJ Mayo | August 30th, 2010 |
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The finish polishing process can either yield spectacular results, or it can produce unsightly holograms. DJ Mayo explains how he does it to produce stunning results every time.
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