Pontiac Beaumont (1967)
Fine POlish +2 Coats of Swissvax Shield
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Pontiac Firebird (1968)
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Pontiac Trans Am WS6 (1999) (30th Anniversary Edition)
Scratches? No Problem.
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This limited edition Pontiac received an extensive exterior detail to revive the faded, scratched paintwork. Some of the highlights of this detail are listed below:
- Decontamination wash + Foam Cannon
- Buckets with Grit Guards were used along with a quality Merino wool wash mitt
- Buckets with Grit Guards were used along with a quality Merino wool wash mitt
- Full body clay bar (to remove surface contaminants such as tar, sap, and iron)
- Single stage polish
- This is a very difficult vehicle to polish (i.e., the bumpers, hood, fender vents, etc.). However, using a variety of different polishers (all the way down to 1"), we were able to successfully remove a substantial portion of clear coat scratches and acid rain damage. We even polished underneath the rear diffuser and the bumper.
- This is a very difficult vehicle to polish (i.e., the bumpers, hood, fender vents, etc.). However, using a variety of different polishers (all the way down to 1"), we were able to successfully remove a substantial portion of clear coat scratches and acid rain damage. We even polished underneath the rear diffuser and the bumper.
- Paint sealant
- Rim/tire/fender detailing (the blue tint-coat wheels were treated very carefully)
- Exterior vinyl/plastic dressing
- Using a small brush, we applied a quality UV-resistant dressing to the plastics (i.e., fender vents, hood vents, etc.) including the splash shield under the front bumper.
- Using a small brush, we applied a quality UV-resistant dressing to the plastics (i.e., fender vents, hood vents, etc.) including the splash shield under the front bumper.
- Hand polished & sealed exhaust
(We Even Polished The Intake!)
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