Paint Correction, Applying Ceramic Coatings/Ammo Reflex, and Full Car Details

LYEGUY · 04-27-2018, 09:49 AM

I posted this on e90post but a few people suggested I post it here too so I figured why not. Hey guys, last year i decided to leave school and pursue something I love, detailing cars for a living. At first it was hard just like starting any business is but now I have learned a lot and I am loving what I do. I wanted to share my detailing experiences you guys and show you some of the paint corrections I have completed as well as post some pictures of the cars I am lucky enough to be able to work on. Feel free to comment or PM me with any questions. Enjoy!

www.premierdetailingri.com

LYEGUY · 04-27-2018, 09:51 AM

Here is a 2015 Ferrari 458 I see Bi-weekly for washes. When this car came to us it already had a ceramic coating on it and the paint was flawless. I don't know about you guys but I absolutely love this Nardo grey with the yellow calipers. The owner is a super cool guy too

LYEGUY · 04-27-2018, 09:53 AM

This is by far the longest I have ever spent in a single car but I think the results speak for themselves. The owner bought this F430 sight unseen from California and as soon as it was delivered he wanted it paint corrected and coated with Ammo Reflex.

Like most newer Ferrari's (Anything after the 355) the paint on this F430 was pretty hard and correcting the paint was no easy task. It ended up needing a 3 Stage Correction in the end but I think the results speak for themselves.

Ammo Reflex was then applied to the entire car including the wheels with a layer of Ammo skin over that for extra protection and gloss. The lighting in the warehouse wasn't ideal but it was better than nothing. Enjoy!

eatsleepboost · 04-27-2018, 12:56 PM

Where are you located?

LYEGUY · 04-27-2018, 12:57 PM

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Where are you located?

North Kingstown RI but we are a mobile detailing service so we can go pretty much anywhere in New England

///Mbitions · 05-01-2018, 10:36 PM

So if you go onsite what are your requirements? I’m assuming fees are added if it surpasses so many miles?

LYEGUY · 05-01-2018, 10:57 PM

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Originally Posted by ///Mbitions

So if you go onsite what are your requirements? I’m assuming fees are added if it surpasses so many miles?

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LYEGUY First Lieutenant 46 Rep 310 Posts Drives: Titanium Silver E92 335 Join Date: Mar 2016 Location: North Kingstown, RI iTrader: (3)	I posted this on e90post but a few people suggested I post it here too so I figured why not. Hey guys, last year i decided to leave school and pursue something I love, detailing cars for a living. At first it was hard just like starting any business is but now I have learned a lot and I am loving what I do. I wanted to share my detailing experiences you guys and show you some of the paint corrections I have completed as well as post some pictures of the cars I am lucky enough to be able to work on. Feel free to comment or PM me with any questions. Enjoy! www.premierdetailingri.com
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LYEGUY First Lieutenant 46 Rep 310 Posts Drives: Titanium Silver E92 335 Join Date: Mar 2016 Location: North Kingstown, RI iTrader: (3)	Here is a 2015 Ferrari 458 I see Bi-weekly for washes. When this car came to us it already had a ceramic coating on it and the paint was flawless. I don't know about you guys but I absolutely love this Nardo grey with the yellow calipers. The owner is a super cool guy too Attached Images
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LYEGUY First Lieutenant 46 Rep 310 Posts Drives: Titanium Silver E92 335 Join Date: Mar 2016 Location: North Kingstown, RI iTrader: (3)	This is by far the longest I have ever spent in a single car but I think the results speak for themselves. The owner bought this F430 sight unseen from California and as soon as it was delivered he wanted it paint corrected and coated with Ammo Reflex. Like most newer Ferrari's (Anything after the 355) the paint on this F430 was pretty hard and correcting the paint was no easy task. It ended up needing a 3 Stage Correction in the end but I think the results speak for themselves. Ammo Reflex was then applied to the entire car including the wheels with a layer of Ammo skin over that for extra protection and gloss. The lighting in the warehouse wasn't ideal but it was better than nothing. Enjoy! Attached Images
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eatsleepboost Captain 420 Rep 656 Posts Drives: Evo Join Date: Aug 2017 Location: Boston iTrader: (1)	Where are you located?
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///Mbitions First Lieutenant 136 Rep 304 Posts Drives: 11 e92 M3 Join Date: Aug 2014 Location: New Hampshire iTrader: (0)	So if you go onsite what are your requirements? I’m assuming fees are added if it surpasses so many miles?
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