Liquid Yellow and Racing Blue Renaultsport Clio 200 Detailing

[Chapppers11]

Hi guys, seems it's been a while since my last detailing thread on here and I thought you'd like to see this recent one.

I was contacted by the owner in the hope to remove a few nasty scratches from the side of the door on this Clio 200 to avoid a costly respray in Liquid Yellow.

Below is the detail followed by some photos of my Racing Blue RS 200 alongside the Liquid Yellow one!

One of the scratches that was completely removed along with the dent.

After the scratch removal

Nasty scratches on the roof and wing mirror dealt with.

Paintwork was cleansed with Auto Finesse Tripple, followed by two coats of desire and a finisher of Illusion!

Wheels and plastics were dressed with GTechniq C2v3.

Glass sealed with Nanolex Window sealant.

Tyres dressed with Swissvax Pneu.

And here are the finished shots, along with some photos of the two Clios together half way through the detail.

The owner was over the moon and left a great testimonial on Facebook.

Comments welcome.

Andy

 

[Luke0103]

the both look great and love the colours

 

[Addicted]

As above, both look very tidy!!

 

[Smiffyboy1990]

Both look stunning! great work.

 

[jesus]

They look great together!

 

[Bear Head]

Really honestly, when completed with the triple, can any swirls be seen in ultra revealing light at all?

These look seriously awesome though! Wow what a finish!!

 

[GavC]

Epic registrations on these two cars :up: You seem to be a huge fan of GTechniq C2v3! Is it long lasting?

 

[Bear Head]

@Chapppers11

 

[Stefan.]

Awesome work

Liquid yellow is such a good colour

 

[Chapppers11]

@Bear Head you can still see swirls and I don't find Tripple that great for hiding them.

What it's great for is cleaning before wax, taking out very minor swirls and generally adding slickness.

 

[Bear Head]

@Bear Head you can still see swirls and I don't find Tripple that great for hiding them.

What it's great for is cleaning before wax, taking out very minor swirls and generally adding slickness.

Yeah, my thoughts after using it myself, definitely gives a class shine and excellent surface to work from. What do you use to effectively hide swirls if you're not going to really remove them through compounding or polishing etc?

 

[peedee]

LY has got to be the greatest color ever. I never get bored of looking at it!