I was approached by this customer after a garage incident at his condominium. The management was stupid enough to use his car to sustain a couple of cardboard boxes and obviously the bottom of the boxes had dirt. Upon removal of the boxes by management they induced bad marring on the trunk and along the rear passenger side rocker panel.

So here we are now and I suggested that the customer just go for a spot correction for the affected areas, a winter prep and leave a full correction for the spring.

First off this car is beautiful. I just love colour of the vehicle and choice of wheels for this beast. Audi + classy wheels are always a win in my book. In this particular case the owner chose Klass KF400 wheels. I am so very glad that he did.

One last thing due to my busy schedule as well as his I accommodated the customer by detailing it overnight and just for fun he made things even more interesting by bringing along his brothers C350 for a quick wash and wax before I had to tackle his car. I also had a 335i booked for the next morning. It was a fun 17 hours of detailing. :applause2:

Lets move on to the detail.

Wash for Paintwork
Optimum ONR
Chemical Guys CWG
2 Wash Mitts
2 Grit Guards and 5 gallon pails

Wash for Wheels
CG's Wheel Gel
Daytona Wheel Brush
EZ Detail Mini
Zymol Wheel Brush
Chenille Wash Mitt

Clay
Riccardo Clay
ONR + OPT QID for Lube

Paint Correction
Tufbuf 5 inch
Sonus White 6 inch
Sonus Blue 6 inch
Menzerna SIP
Menzerna PF
OPT Poli-seal(used to clean the paint)
Isopropyl

LSP
2 x Collinite 845

Interior
Woolite
Folex
1z Cockpit Premium
1z Plastic Deep Cleaner
1z Leatherpledge
1z Gummifledge
303 Aerospace
303 Fabric Guard

Equipment
Defelsko 6000
3M Sun Gun
Fenix TK10
Halogen
Ridgid wet/dry vac
Metabo
3M BP
RB BP


BEFORES

Ok so I apologize for not getting the defects on the passenger side rocker panel but I am sure you can tell from the trunk that there was significant marring.

Yes the car is a little bit on the dirty side but that's what we're here for.





























































AFTERS

I wanted to make sure I had enough time to look after the defects so I ONR'd the affected areas and proceeded to polish them up nicely before moving onto the winter prep for the rest of the vehicle.









The interior was given a much needed a good vacuum, conditioned and protected. I would have liked to have spent more time on the edges of the mats but time was a factor.



























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Thanks for looking guys.

Total time worked: 8 hours.

 

great job

 

wow that paint look sick!
great job

i never knew the S6 had a V10

 

Optional motor I believe.

 

Thanks for the comments guys and thanks for looking through the thread. Much appreciated

 

What did you use to give the wheels such a nice shine?

 

Hey Harrison,

After a good wash I did a quick polish with Menzerna PO85rd.

 

omg so nice!! now i just need someone to detail for me.. ahaha