My Evo VI after a full detail/paint correction

[Turkish91]

Following on from my other thread for the Evo (which now has no pics thank to Photobucket... Cheers!) - https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&... ... Here is a few fresh pics of my Icelle Blue Evo VI, which has just had a load of detailling work done.

It was mechanically wet sanded to correct some defects, refined and then ceramic coated to keep it all looking smart for a long time to come hopefully. Really happy with how it's turned out!

[anonymous-user]

Looks shiny

Can anything be done with the mesh under the right hand headlight to make it shinier - or is just the photo that makes it look black in parts?

[Turkish91]

All the mesh is sprayed black, although there are some chips forming hence the silvery look about it. Next job on the list!

[tallpaul26]

Very nice. Which products were used to provide the finish?

[Turkish91]

I believe it's a Gyeon ceramic coating although I'm not 100%

[Don1]

That is a very good looking car.

[rainmasterb]

Stunning results. May I ask what one might expect to pay for such bodywork treatment?

[Turkish91]

rainmasterb said:

Stunning results. May I ask what one might expect to pay for such bodywork treatment?

I believe it should have cost around £800 mainly due to the wet sanding which is very laboursome, but as it was a friend of mine who kindly did the work on the car it wasn't quite that much.

A photo from during the wet sanding... Scary!

[BigMacDaddy]

Very nice - don't see many around in that colour (or at all for that matter!) but it really suits it

[rainmasterb]

Turkish91 said:

I believe it should have cost around £800 mainly due to the wet sanding which is very laboursome, but as it was a friend of mine who kindly did the work on the car it wasn't quite that much.

A photo from during the wet sanding... Scary!

Thanks, that's fairly reasonable I would say