Ouch, did you really have to back into my bumper with your beat up red pick up truck buddy









First I chemically remove the paint transfer with "Tarminator"



After using "Tarminator" here is the results...



I then wet sand the damaged area with Mirka Abralon 2000grit



Damaged area all smoothed out after color sanding and ready for correction



I then reach for my Megs M105 for instant correction using only my D/A



My PCXP D/A with a LC Euro Cyan Hydro cutting pad is my go to combo for quick flawless results.



2 passes with the D/A and all the dullness from the color sanding was 100% removed



Final results.......just like it never ever happened....





Some final shots to reflect on.........





True reflections of this gorgeous paint!























Thanks for viewing!

 

What's all that white stuff on your paint? Seriously, looks great. When you wet sand, do you have to be careful not to apply too much pressure to avoid sanding through the clearcoat?

 

beautiful car, glad the damage was minor.. great work..

 

Damn, great job! Let's see some more pics of the Vanquish. One of my favorite cars!

 

nice work! awesome looking AM!

 

Lol...white puffy clouds.....When you wet sand always go least aggressive first, this is why I chose 2000grit. The clear coat is as thick as 2 cellophane wrappers combined from a cigarette box, therefore on a contoured surface like this you do not apply much pressure....Thanks for the good words!!!

Thanks....I was also very happy the damage was minimal.....

Thank you for the kind words, I will post some more shots up for sure.....definitely one of my favorites as well....

Thank you very much for the compliments!

 

Great job! Congrats!

 

Beautiful work...I would be scared to work on the Aston!! Good to know scuffs can be taken out if done correctly.

 

Thats how you do it! Love it when someone seeks out a pro to do the work and get it done right.

Cheers,
GREG

 

Thank you for the good words!

I appreciate it Detomaso .....once you get past the intimidation factor it's all good..

And you know this Greg..........Thanks, I couldn't agree with you more!

 

More pics of the Vanquish? I love these cars!

Came out pretty good. But why did you dry sand it vs wet sand?

 

Thank you very much..........if you look at the post, you will see that I stated that wet sanding was performed on this damaged area...

Here are a couple more photo's for you to check out!

 

people suck but nice job on the fix up.