2008 IS250 Resurrected from the "Grey"

[WhiteStripes]

Amazing work. Haha I think the wheels would lok good if they were a proper matt finish lol. I'm really anxious to try the Kevin Brown method myself with my PC.

WOW .. excellent job



am i tripping ? it says IS250 .. but under the hood it says V6 ? I thought the 350 was a V6 and the 250 was a 4 cylinder .. guess i dont know my Lexus product



edit .. just looked at Lexus's website .. its a 2.5 liter V6 ??? Thats one tiny V6

Yeah no kidding, I thought the 2.7 V6 in my Tiburon was small.

 

[mesoam]

impressive recovery

 

[imported_d00t]

Excellent work. Looks like a different car

Thanks!!

Stone Age pimpin'. That thing looks like an entirely different car. Now he just needs to get it lowered to look perfect.



It's funny, the swirling didn't look that horrible compared to the other horrific swirling that shows up here--yet the paint was so dull. Beautiful work.

Thanks a lot! I think he's lowering it soon..

What a great save bro!! Great write up! Keep em coming! Don't give up on the Gloss It correction polishes, they do take a while to get use to and to learn, but once you figure them out you will be more than excited to see what they can do in less steps.



The after shots are great! The GI Signature Gloss and Concorso work wonders together!

Thanks Brian! Yeah I'm gonna keep plugging away at the GI stuff

Whoa!!!



Looks amazing Aaron!!!!



It looks like a completely different car now... The owner must have when he saw it.



Great job on the wite up!!

Thanks Rick! Yeah he was pretty stoked, but carried "the white glove syndrome". Good thing I passed!

Great Job...I have an IS350 coming up next week.

Thanks!

Amazing work. Haha I think the wheels would lok good if they were a proper matt finish lol. I'm really anxious to try the Kevin Brown method myself with my PC.





Yeah no kidding, I thought the 2.7 V6 in my Tiburon was small.

Thanks! Yeah, I agree they should've been matte as well..

impressive recovery

Thank you!

 

[Jason M]

Nice job! What are you using for a light?

 

[alpha8a]

wow, very nice work

 

[imported_d00t]

Nice job! What are you using for a light?

Thanks a lot! It's a fenix "knock off" light. As the brand doesn't matter, the light output does. Its a 220 lumen LED light I picked up at sears for around $30-40.

wow, very nice work

Thanks!

 

[Scottwax]

Excellent job inside and out.



Pretty amazing what level of correction you can get with the KB method and #105, isn't it?

 

[RaskyR1]

Awesome work Aaron! :2thumbs:

 

[imported_d00t]

Excellent job inside and out.



Pretty amazing what level of correction you can get with the KB method and #105, isn't it?

Thanks Scott! Yeah, it was pretty insane. My business partner has a BMW 5x5 (forgot which one :doh ) that we're going to work on this week while he's in town. I'm gonna teach him the in's and out's of it so he knows "what's up" .

Awesome work Aaron! :2thumbs:

Thanks a lot!