Welcome to Detail Garage.
Today we have a 1991, beautiful, Ferrari Testarossa.
Now this car came into the shop, we saw it, we took a look at it and it looks amazing.
The owner did a very good job keeping up with the car.
The car is nice and shiny.
But it does have a few things here of there we can definitely improve on.
We can bring out the shine and get rid of some scratches and swirls.
We are going to be doing that with our V4 All-In-One Polish.
Now if you look over here, the car has a lot of scratches and swirls on certain fenders like this.
Due to aerodynamic reasons, you have dust and stuff kinda come along scratch the side up on the vehicle.
Sometimes they wipe and get something called "Love Marks".
Now "Love Marks" is when you get a microfiber towel and you start wiping off in one direction hence causing scratches and swirls.
A good way to avoid causing these "Love Marks" is to be using a good detail spray or also a waterless wash solution such as our EcoSmart.
It will encapsulate those dirt particles and also using a rolling motion when you wipe, will help avoid those altogether.
So today we are going to get rid of these using our V4 All-In-One Polish
and our Torq 10FX and our white Quantum Pad.
This will get rid of scratches and swirls as well as it will...
bring out a high shine and it's actually a built in sealant as well.
So it's kinda like a one and done type of deal.
So first we are going to start off with our V4 All-In-One Polish.
Give it a good shake.
Happens...
And a few drops onto our Quantum pad.
Since this is a brand new pad, we are going to spray it twice with our Pad Conditioner. I got one in a professional sprayer here.
Now before I start, I want to let you guys know that, that I did EcoSmart this and I did clay it.
So the paint surface is already prepped and ready for this procedure here.
I want to start off by first spreading out the compound onto the area we are working on.
I'll be doing this whole panel right here.
You want to turn it on and spread it out at the lowest speed setting.
Once you have it nicely and evenly spread out throughout the panel you want to work on,
you want to speed it up to the highest speed setting on the Torq 10FX which is speed setting 40.
If you have any other machine, you might want to check, it's usually speed setting 5 or 6.
Now that you do several passes, I did about 3 passes on every part of this fender right here
at least the top part.
You want to start buffing off to see what kind of results you get.
It's also important, since we are working closer to the edges, that you keep moving.
You don't want to stay onto that area a lot.
You can get burn marks if you stay close to the edge or start off at a really high speed,
but with the white Quantum pad, it does disperse a lot of that heat.
So it's not necessarily something to really worry about, it's just something to keep in mind that you want to get through these edges as fast as you can.
As I'm wiping off...
I can see a lot of the scratches and swirls are gone.
Some of the deeper scratches and swirls are still there.
That probably might need some kind of cutting compound.
Or maybe more of an aggressive of a pad.
But for this one step paint correction right here,
this is looking amazing. This blue is really popping out.
This blue actually changes colors in different lighting conditions.
And this panel here looks amazing.
Definitely looks night and day difference from when we started.
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We'll see you guys next time.