VW Beetle stripped down and prep'd ready for its makeover.
The Beetle here is stripped of doors, panels and bonnet, ready for its new paint.
Bodywork prep'd, sanded and primed, ready for the House Of Kolor paint.
A sorry looking Bug!
One of the doors ready to be painted.
Rear boot opening almost ready for painting.
The offside door almost ready for painting.
The bonnet prep'd and primed almost ready for painting.
The two door panels and the bonnet behind having been painted.
The bonnet panel having been painted and left to bake.
Nearside door panel having been painted, baked and removed from spray booth.
Door panel reflecting the light nicely with Pete flat and buffing, another panel in the reflection.
The rear tailgate lid being flat and buffed.
Front end shot of the painted Beetle.
Steve managing to re-fit the bonnet without damaging the new paint.
This was the car having been rolled out of the unit.
Fresh paintwork but extremely dusty inside and out!
The fabric roof was thoroughly hoovered first before being cleaned twice with Renovo Soft Top Canvas Cleaner.
Pre-protection detail.
Another image prior to commencing the protection detail.
Loads of dust from the workshop and plenty of cleaning involved here.
Average debris found in the footwell of the Beetle.
First shot of the Beetle having been washed and the roof cleaned.
Long distance shot. You can just make out the rainbow flake effect in the paint.
The Lifeshine treatment having been applied and taken off after approx 1 hour.
The fresh paint reflecting nicely in the natural light.
The fresh paint reflecting nicely in the natural light.
100% perfect paint, reflecting the sunlight showing no blemishes in the sun.
First wax coat of Dodo Juice Supernatural applied to bodywork. Also note the clean roof, almost as new.
This wax contains an enhanced amount of No.1 grade carnuba wax.
Streets Installations carried out the fitting of the Parrot Car Kit. Click on image to find out more on Streets Installations. (Only applicable if viewing in Firefox).