Black Audi
This black audi had a lot of oxidation and overspray. Unfortunately, the paint was too far gone already for us to do any major corrections.
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This black audi had a lot of oxidation and overspray
(contaminants from the road and air which adhere to the paint), most of
which could be safely
removed, except for a few spots near the back of the roof.
Everything else shined up nicely, especially the rims which had a lot
of brake dust.
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Sorry -- this one's out of focus. But as you c% still see it was really dirty | |||
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Pretty severe oxidation on the roof | We chose a less aggressive approach here because this is an older vehicle. It simply doesn't have enough clear coat remaining for us to do a full paint correction | ||
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This shows why you need to keep black cars waxed | |||
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Again, we had to settle for modest improvements because the paint was too deteriorated beforehand. | |||
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Look at that reflection and shine!! | |
