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Here you go Nick!!!
One of my long time customers picked up a brand new Aventador a few months ago. He has had me CQuartz all of his previous vehicles and wanted the Aventador done as well. Brought it too me for the usual New Car Prep to remove any defects on the paint and get the car all glossed up for CQuartz Finest. Luckily the paint was not bad overall. Only found very minimal light scratches and a few areas of holograms.
When the car arrived it was pretty dirty. The owner had been enjoying many drives with it and it had been caught out in the rain a few times.






After washing the car, claying all the surfaces and getting it dried off. I brought it inside to inspect under a great LED flashlight. Only found minimal scratches in areas.

Then as usual, near the straight line scratches I find holograms...

After polishing the area...no more holograms.

Car was pretty easy to polish and clean up the few defects overall, but the deck lid glass was a different story. It seems the owner got some nasty hard water on the back water. Was bought on the top and bottom of the glass. Took about 45 minutes a pane to remove the water spots. Its amazing that little extra work can make on the appearance of the car overall.


After cleaning the pane.

It was hard to capture pane to pane, but here shows you the different in clarity of the glass.



One of my long time customers picked up a brand new Aventador a few months ago. He has had me CQuartz all of his previous vehicles and wanted the Aventador done as well. Brought it too me for the usual New Car Prep to remove any defects on the paint and get the car all glossed up for CQuartz Finest. Luckily the paint was not bad overall. Only found very minimal light scratches and a few areas of holograms.
When the car arrived it was pretty dirty. The owner had been enjoying many drives with it and it had been caught out in the rain a few times.






After washing the car, claying all the surfaces and getting it dried off. I brought it inside to inspect under a great LED flashlight. Only found minimal scratches in areas.

Then as usual, near the straight line scratches I find holograms...

After polishing the area...no more holograms.

Car was pretty easy to polish and clean up the few defects overall, but the deck lid glass was a different story. It seems the owner got some nasty hard water on the back water. Was bought on the top and bottom of the glass. Took about 45 minutes a pane to remove the water spots. Its amazing that little extra work can make on the appearance of the car overall.


After cleaning the pane.

It was hard to capture pane to pane, but here shows you the different in clarity of the glass.


