Got my Buick properly detailed.

[DougsfastZ]

Had a buddy of mine come over and do a full paint correction on the the GN. The results were amazing!

 

[86brick]

Wow, awesome pics Doug, the car looks great!!

 

[FASTGREEK]

looks great..........

 

[JOHNDEEREGN]

Looks great!

 

[xtremexnyc]

That car looks stunning. Your buddy did a great job.

 

[DIAZ 87]

The 4th picture you have posted make the gn look bad @ss:biggrin::biggrin:

 

[HUMBLE-U2]

Doug looks sick son. I need his #.have him do my ride.is he working out of youre shop.

 

[GNBRETT]

Holy chit! That looks simply amazing? Is that original paint?

 

[THE BLACK MAMBA]

the 4th picture you have posted make the gn look bad @ss:biggrin::biggrin:

+2 :d

 

[BUICKGNX]

I just came in my pants.....very gorgeous!

 

[8UWITH6]

I like "rolling" pictures......... looks great dude

 

[Rodimus_Prime]

looks fantastic!

 

[rafael vasquez]

Holly Smokes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[TurboJoe3.8]

Nice- very NICE!

 

[Squid4life]

Super nice. Beautiful car!

 

[86 TR]

That is drop dead sexy! Awesome job!

 

[GNeric]

Simply beautiful... BUT, does your buddy look like this? heh heh!

 

[Squid4life]

By the way, what is "full paint correction"???

Are we talking about clay bar cleaner and polish, wet sand, etc? How much is something like this normally without the "freebie buddy" value?

 

[DougsfastZ]

Here is the post from the guy that did it. As you can see, not all the scratches came out, but I was okay with that in an attempt to keep the single stage paint as thick as possilbe. It cost me $250 and took 7 hours, just on the paint alone.

I'll keep this short and simple, the paint was 20+year old single stage, and had tons of deep swirls and RIDS. I used M105 twice w/ yellow pads with the Flex 3401, and followed with M205 and green polishing/finishing pads. This corrected about 90% of the swirls. I had offered to go heavier with Powergloss or 1Z Intensiv Paste. However, we decided that being so old, it would be best not remove TOO much paint. I did a few small test areas before I got started to show Doug what the finish would look like with that process, and he approved so I got to work.

-Wash with Duragloss 501
-Clay with Wolfgang
-M105 / yellow
-M205 / green
-Rinse dust / remove residue from cracks etc
-Wolfgang Fuzion via gray finishing pad

-P21S wheel cleaner on wheels and wheelwells w/microfiber mitt and Daytona Speedmaster Wheel Brush
-Sprayway glass cleaner on windows and chrome wheels
-Poorboy's Bold 'N Bright on tires

I think that covers everything...onto the pics.


Taped up

Notice the deep RIDS and extreme saturation of swirl marks from years of being under a ****ty car cover and washing/drying with god knows what.

Not perfect, but still night and day.

Rear spoiler was very oxidized - M105 cleared it right up. A little side by side.