Dripping Wet Torch Red Corvette!! (Full Correction) by Rickrack...

L.R.D- Thanks Avi! I have detailed a few Corvette's in the past...:)



Jscort98- Thank you!



TH0001- Ha, ha... Thanks again Todd!



Picus- Thanks picus! I painted the mufflers after because I didn't buy the paint until later in the detail. Normally I would have done it before any claying and polishing was done. The car was covered / masked off properly before painting...



Puckman- Thanks a "wicked" lot!! :D



P1et- Thanks! I bought my Sonus pads at the Autopia store and like them a lot



Lumadar- Thanks!



WGMARQ- LOL, Thanks!



SilvaBimma- Thank you! I'm not sure what brand name they are. You can find them at most body shop supply stores.



Jokeman- Thanks Bryan!



G35stilez- Thanks Sean!
 
That is simply an amazing turnaround of that C4 paint! I have a black C5 and it's a nightmare to correct. Absolutely unreal results! Well done. :up
 
"The targa top was removed, polished and sealed. Then, all rubber gaskets were extensively cleaned using Super Kleen degreaser and dressed with Pro-Shine."



SUPERB attention to detail.



I'm not a fan of C4 Vettes, but this one is gorgeous.
 
Not only is this one amazing detail, but I always enjoy when it's accompanied by a great write-up!

thanks rick!



I have to say that you (and ryan) are in 'artist' territory with your details (out of just pro detailer territory) because you seem to have had a vision for this car to reach a potential that I personally am not wise enough to see!!!



Did you use Black Wow on the plastic trim to remove the wax, or do you have a more rigorous set of tips/techniques that you use?
 
Wow, and he does it again. Great job man, you are one of my favorite members to stalk, i love seeing your threads. I usually look at them several times for about 20 minutes each, hahaha.
 
AppliedColors- Thanks a lot! Every little detail counts!...



David Fermani- Thank you David! It is definitely one of the nicest C4's I have ever detailed for sure.



David703- Thanks David!



snowskate- Jack, thank you for the kind words! It was definitely a lot of work, but well worth it in the end. To remove the dried up wax from the black trim, I used a stiff-bristle horse hair brush with 91% alcohol to scrub it clean and dressed it with Pro-Shine dressing after.



kwiker- Wow, I've never been stalked before... :nervous: ha, ha...



Thanks a lot!
 
az57chevy- Thanks! Thurmalox Stove Paint was used on the mufflers.



kaval- Thank you!



mojo11- Thanks! It's pretty hard to say, but probably something similar. I have found that 3M Extra Cut works a little better on C5 paint than 105.
 
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