Paint correction will improve the appearance of any vehicle regardless of color. This Evo is obviously white so some may argue "Why?".

I would argue the opposite and well...

I'll let the thread do the talking into why it adds copious amounts of win to the car.







Various swirl marks, hazing and light scratches were apparent upon closer inspection under the correct lighting.











Car was washed with a citrus based cleaner in conjunction with an all purpose cleaner to remove the ample amounts of beading present.



Brought the car indoors after it wash rinsed and dried, prepared to begin it's machine polishing.



Defect's under the halogens.





Hood 50/50



Side doors




50/50 shot of the passenger door after it's initial compounding step




Front fender





Rear fender





After





Rear wing



after


After i was completed the first step on the hood we checked it's progress in the natural sunlight of Sunny So-Cal.





After two more steps and before LSP

Hood









LSP was applied and final shots were taken. Should white cars be paint corrected?

 

And outside.























Thanks for looking!

All the best,

Tim Coats

Adonis Detail

 

Great job. It's hard to get white to "pop". It took a lot of polishing to bring back the old white paint on my Benz.

Well done.