288 GTO major paint correction detail in progress

I'll post up a full write-up and set of photos once we're done, but I figured I would share a few of the "detail" shots so far. We are going big on this detail...very big! Badges are removed and properly polished underneath (makes a huge difference), and tail lights are being polished out as well. This car is getting our top-level detail, so there will be plenty to share in the near future. Stay tuned...
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It depends on a lot of different factors, particularly how it is washed / dried.

Swirls shouldn't just come back up after a wash. If so, there's one of two possibilities...first, it was last "detailed" using a temporary cover-up /filler and it wore off. The other would be to have a proper polish (that actually removes the swirls), but it was re-scratched and swirled during the wash/dry process.

We try our best to teach proper washing and drying procedures to our customers so that they can get the most out of their investment. When these are followed, it should be several years before the car would need to be polished out again...but at a lighter polishing level than the initial correction.

I hope this helps.

 

The approach is very similar to paint...