has anyone polished or corrected their paint
I hear a lot about ceramic paint on Mercedes. I'm familiar with menzerna being the company that specializes in polishes for Mercedes ceramic clear coat, but now I also hear that Mercedes ceramic paint was long ago and MB doesn't really use that tech anymore.
Who can comment on the paint, how hard the clear is, have you polished and what polish did you use?
I am also thinking of doing a CQuartz Finest coating after the coreection, but I have never actually had CQuartz on a car. Has anybody done CQuartz and do you think it is worthwhile?
I am also thinking of doing a CQuartz Finest coating after the coreection, but I have never actually had CQuartz on a car. Has anybody done CQuartz and do you think it is worthwhile?




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1) I had opticoat placed on a car of mine a couple of years ago and it really makes it shine and lasts for a while, but I will tell you to make sure you have someone put it on who really knows what they are doing.
2) Paint correction is an art. True paint correction is a stepwise process done by a select few that are more than just detailers.. they are very good at what they do. This is done often to cars whose paint has seen better days...ie) gloss is reduced, many swirl marks, minor scratches, bug guts that have sealed itself into the clear coat....etc. The ones that do a great job are hard to find. We have a guy here in NC near Raleigh who is phenomenal at this work....great paint correction is not cheap. He quoted me $1000 to do my Panamera, and told me he would work on it for up to 16 hours.
Good luck.
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Anyway my last 5 or 6 cars had really swirl free paint when new, so I wouldn't let him correct it. We just clayed and sealed. This car needs just a mild polish, but you know, my guy is gonna spend all day on it and I have to leave the car with him all day so I'm not looking forward to it.
So since I'm having to polish, I was thinking maybe I should go ahead and so cQuartz when it gets polished.
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1) I had opticoat placed on a car of mine a couple of years ago and it really makes it shine and lasts for a while, but I will tell you to make sure you have someone put it on who really knows what they are doing.
2) Paint correction is an art. True paint correction is a stepwise process done by a select few that are more than just detailers.. they are very good at what they do. This is done often to cars whose paint has seen better days...ie) gloss is reduced, many swirl marks, minor scratches, bug guts that have sealed itself into the clear coat....etc. The ones that do a great job are hard to find. We have a guy here in NC near Raleigh who is phenomenal at this work....great paint correction is not cheap. He quoted me $1000 to do my Panamera, and told me he would work on it for up to 16 hours.
Good luck.
the GT has been my only car for 3 weeks and it's just not practical to drive everywhere. I don't feel safe taking it to the grocery store and now it's going to flood in Houston again. I'm headed to the dealer this morning to pick up a c300 on a lease. That will be my daily driver.
This means I can give my GT to my detailer more easily now. My guy is a certified c quartz installer. We ordered my c quartz finest last night! I'm pretty excited because I didn't get so lucky with my paint on this car. The dealer left it out by a sprinkler and I have water spots on my hood that have to polished out.
Im also really excited to retire this car to more of a garage queen status and drive a lease car that I really don't care about. That will be liberating in itself.
the GT has been my only car for 3 weeks and it's just not practical to drive everywhere. I don't feel safe taking it to the grocery store and now it's going to flood in Houston again. I'm headed to the dealer this morning to pick up a c300 on a lease. That will be my daily driver.
This means I can give my GT to my detailer more easily now. My guy is a certified c quartz installer. We ordered my c quartz finest last night! I'm pretty excited because I didn't get so lucky with my paint on this car. The dealer left it out by a sprinkler and I have water spots on my hood that have to polished out.
Im also really excited to retire this car to more of a garage queen status and drive a lease car that I really don't care about. That will be liberating in itself.
I also really ally didn't want to spend much monthly on this. The last e class I had was an e63s. Lol. I could have gone new e300 but I would have gotten a much bigger payment, same engine and first year build issues. Also I don't want a self steering car! My e63s would steer itself in cruise control and I think that could lead to being a ****ty driver when I jump in the GT.
I I really just wanted a low payment and I actually considered leasing a 4 cylinder Camero but I've been working about 18 hours a day lately. There are a lot of big things going on for me business wise right now. The idea of wasting a day at a balloon and hotdog Chevy dealer wasn't too appealing. I just didn't have the time.








