2013 BRZ Corrected/Opti Coated Again

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Thomas Dekany

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Thanks to the dealer, they washed the car even though they were instructed initially not to do so. It is actually in the computer system. Not sure what they used.
 
I worked on the car the first time on 12.26.2012,when the car was brand new. The dealer agreed to pay for the detail without any fuss so I went back to correct the paint and reapplied Opti Coat Pro.
 
I totally forgot to take during pictures, but the customer is very happy again, the paint is back to nearly 100%
 
CG wash
Clay towel
HD Adapt
HD Polish
IPA
Eraser
Perl on tires
 
1/2 miles of gravel to get to the house
 

P1030005.jpg by savingspaces33, on Flickr
 

P1030002.jpg by savingspaces33, on Flickr
 
Normally underneath the licence plate the paint is pretty filthy from all the build up, but look what happens with Opti Coat. It was clean! :props:
 

P1030006.jpg by savingspaces33, on Flickr
 
Close to midnight, with tempatures below freezing outside, only the usual inside pictures of the car.
 

P1030021.jpg by savingspaces33, on Flickr
 

P1030010.jpg by savingspaces33, on Flickr
 

P1030022.jpg by savingspaces33, on Flickr
 

P1030026.jpg by savingspaces33, on Flickr
 

P1030028.jpg by savingspaces33, on Flickr
 
Thomas,


 


Just to clarify, after initial purchase and the initial detail/ coating you performed... the customer took the car back into the dealer 'for service' and they ended up washing it?


 


I'm a sucker for that Subaru blue.


 


Amazing gloss.  


 


-Gabe
 
Looks terrific! 


 


I have had that happen too, one car the dealer was told not to wash, two that were hand washed (probably the same place since both live near downtown Dallas) that left marring everywhere. And none were vehicles with soft paint. A Mini, BMW and an Audi. Luckily, in all three cases, the coating took the brunt of the damage and what looked like they'd need hard corrections were made whole again with a single step. 
 
Dellinger said:
Thomas,


 


Just to clarify, after initial purchase and the initial detail/ coating you performed... the customer took the car back into the dealer 'for service' and they ended up washing it?


 


I'm a sucker for that Subaru blue.


 


Amazing gloss.  


 


-Gabe
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Yes, that is what happened. Thank you!
 
Scottwax said:
Looks terrific! 


 


I have had that happen too, one car the dealer was told not to wash, two that were hand washed (probably the same place since both live near downtown Dallas) that left marring everywhere. And none were vehicles with soft paint. A Mini, BMW and an Audi. Luckily, in all three cases, the coating took the brunt of the damage and what looked like they'd need hard corrections were made whole again with a single step. 
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WillWashesCars said:
That's a shame that the dealership had done that but amazing save on their part by paying for the repairing detail. Looks great!
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Thank you guys! I hear you Scott! It is crazy how so many dealerships do not hear the customer.


 


Will, the check came in 2 days after receiving the invoice from me.
 
That second to last picture is great.

Love the swirl of reflection against body.


Oops did he say swirl in a non negative connotation?

Lol
 
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