What did you do with your Mustang today?*
Yes, usually with new clients I get the "my paint is so nice why do I even need a correction session". That's when I whip out my swirl, halogen, and florescent lights. Then I see their jaws drop. Then I move the lights to my car, and show them the glassy condition of my paint. Then I reel them in with the business 
FYI, a full correction could range from 400 to 800 dollars for a 20+ hour job.

FYI, a full correction could range from 400 to 800 dollars for a 20+ hour job.
Yeah, under the lights in my garage, or strong sunlight, I knew it was time for some serious work.
I've been tempted to buy all the kit myself, but I don't trust myself yet. If I go ahead with this detail session, he's agreed I can do it with him so it will be as much a tutorial as anything else.
I just wish you lived a little nearer
(I think the air fare might make it the world's most expensive detail though)
I love this transformation. The car was imported to England from the US in a bit of a poor state. Clearly it's had a superb paint correction detail, plus new wheels, suspension and stripes, spoiler and hood scoop. One of our Club members has just bought the car.



Last edited by Twin Turbo; Apr 26, 2013 at 03:10 PM.
[QUOTE=Twin Turbo;6611942]I love this transformation. The car was imported to England from the US in a bit of a poor state. Clearly it's had a superb paint correction detail, plus new wheels, suspension and stripes, spoiler and hood scoop. One of our Club members has just bought the car.

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Wow, quite a difference.

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Wow, quite a difference.
Thank you sir
Got to take out the Roush this morning. We had a fun drive. Took her out for about an hour. I hope to do the same tomorrow morning. Tomorrow's weather is supposed to be a little better than today's and today was pretty nice.









