Pics< 360 Spider

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I detailed this Ferrari 360 Spider yesterday, and since the finish started out in decent condition I just used my paint cleaner and sealant to bring out the "POP" it needed to be showcar ready. I tell owners of these exotic machines over and over again and you don't need to use a buffer on any finish in good condition, you only need to remove some of the contaminants "IN" the finish with a light abrasive cleaner poilish. I did get to drive this machine, because I picked it up, it handles tight like a true race car. The only problem is that the engine likes to cruise at 100mph, don't much space for speed around my parts.



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I have been seeing these things left and right lately it seems. Yesterday I saw a 360 spider but in that Blue color and them I also saw a yellow Murcielago. I wish I had a camera on me yesterday.



Those cars are a thing of beauty and you got to drive one!!! Nice.
 
looks good. what cleaner and what sealent? did you bring it out into the sun to see if needed any swirl removal?



Vernon
 
I <3 Ferrari! Very nice job, I hardly ever see silver ones, usually red and yellow with on odd black one tossed in every once in a while.
 
Products used were 4 star cleaner and my own sealant (Private label) One of things this dealer likes that I do for him is he gets a full vehicle inspection on every car I detail for him. That includes a complete interior and exterior review of any defects. This way when he is selling a $200,000 car he knows EVERYTHING about the car. No surprises. Many times the car will be sold and trailored out of state. The more info I can provide the better. Gary
 
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