Ferrari F430 Scuderia Detail - 45 hours with Oakes!

Accumulator said:
OakesDetail- Good work :xyxthumbs



Do you think that the claying instilled much marring? The reason I ask (and I sure hope this isn't coming across wrong, I DO NOT intend it as criticism in any way) is that some of the lighter marring looked like what I sometimes get after an aggressive (by my sandards) claying :think: Just wondering...



200 ETG readings?!? That's being nice and thorough all right!



Whose metal polish did you use on the muffler? Machine or by hand? That was a striking transformation on it...heh heh, it's so impressive that I hope you didn't make it "too nice" for concours purposes.



Nice to see that car gets some exercise, and I like it a whole lot better than the more common colors for those rides.
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Accumulator - Thank you!



It may have in some areas, however a lot of that surface marring was present when I picked the vehicle up. The owner was aware of his wash standards being the cause of the marring. I have had aggressive clay leave its own damage, however sometimes that is the cost of it being effective. No offense or anything taken!



Yes sir, it's taking quite a bit of time to compose the picture diagram of the readings haha!



The process on the muffler is as follows: P21S polishing soap, Optimum metal polish and Chemical guys metal wax! Used on a powerball with the metal wax, steel wool and the p21s sponge for the polishing soap and foam pad/pc with the Optimum.



The car definitely gets her legs stretched, and this color combo is so much better in person! Thanks!
 
OakesDetail- Glad I didn't come across badly, thanks for the additional info. I bet the PowerBall saved you a lot of time on the muffler.
 
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