Zen Motors - Custom Detail with High Speed Buffing. Check out the Results!!!

Discussion in 'Vendor Chat' started by ZenMotors, Jul 1, 2009.

  1. ZenMotors

    ZenMotors Member

    Alright guys this is a 2005 Lexus LS430 Black Exterior with a lot of Swirls in it.

    We used a medium cut compound and a high speed buffing.

    Check out the before & after!

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  2. ZenMotors

    ZenMotors Member

  3. ZenMotors

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  4. nicad

    nicad Yes I am a troll

    why did you choose to use a rotary rather than a random orbit?
     
  5. ZenMotors

    ZenMotors Member

    Detailer states that the standard orbital tool doesn't have the cutting power that the rotory has. Oribital's are good for generic buffing. The Rotary that we use has the power to heat the clear coat to the temperature necessary for paint correction.
     
  6. Doug@DBW Motorsports

    Doug@DBW Motorsports Active Member

    Damn that made a huge difference
     
  7. josh booth

    josh booth Active Member

    Man my car needs this in a bad way........
     
  8. integroid

    integroid Supporting Member

    Yup and I would not recommend randomly picking up a Rotary and trying this at your house. You can easily burn your clear/paint if you dont know what you are doing.

    That car looks great! How much do you charge for a high speed buff?
     
  9. ZenMotors

    ZenMotors Member

    For something like this Lexus which needed a lot of work. And being the color black. Probably about $150-$175.00
     
  10. Matt

    Matt Think before you post Staff Member Supporting Member


    if I had this done to my car, there'd be NO paint left!
     
  11. josh booth

    josh booth Active Member

    ha-ha!!!!!!
     
  12. nicad

    nicad Yes I am a troll

    I know the reason, just wanted to see what you had to say. I would disagree about a RO not having the cutting power, though
     
  13. 4sevens

    4sevens Member

    My miata ate a cone at a recent track day, no panel deformity but it needs some buffing out the passenger side. Trey, give me a call :)
     
  14. ZenMotors

    ZenMotors Member

    David. Just left you a message!
     
  15. Alex

    Alex Community Founder Staff Member

    Dan should take better care of his car! :rofl:
     
  16. ZenMotors

    ZenMotors Member

    ^^ yo alex... you're right, however, this is how it came back from the bodyshop. they had their detailer buff it and did a terrible job. i couldn't leave it like that since im looking to sell the car.
     
  17. Sparta

    Sparta Active Member

    How much would my wagon run me? Thinking about treating myself when I get back.
     
  18. Mike@TTR

    Mike@TTR Active Member

    Beats a new paint job!
     
  19. ZenMotors

    ZenMotors Member

    It really depends if the whole car needs to be buffed etc. If it's the whole car prolly looking around $150-175
     
  20. ZenMotors

    ZenMotors Member

    Schedule a full paint correction and receive $25.00 off!
     
  21. ZenMotors

    ZenMotors Member

    Bump for Detail Specials! Schedule an appointment today!
     

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