Aston Martin DB5 is "Runner Up" at this year’s AMOC Concourse

Again we had to used the Pennings UK X4 poster ramp to start with, as it offers a two-stage lift, which means that it is much easier to remove the wheels, clean the arches, whilst giving us excellent access for the chassis cleaning process.

However before we could start working on this DB5 , we had to carry out our standard pre detailing inspection and preparation.

Which included a full decontamination, including the following, before we could start on the paint correction process.

Washing

Hand washing, Drying, In depth decontamination,

Inspection

Paint depth readings, Pad and polish choice,

Post polishing inspection.

Sealants. Waxes,

When the above was completed, we were able to then start the process of restoring and rejuvenating the paintwork of a vehicle as part of a “Paint Correction” process.

This process is mostly through the elimination of surface imperfections, that dull, oxidize, or haze the surface by reflecting light off in various directions, therefore detracting from a true and proper, clean, sharp, reflection

This turned out to be a three-stage polish, using Modesta UK coatings .

5 days spent cleaning, polishing every area we could, the car was then topped off with some Modesta UK products for gloss and protection.

Every aspect of this amazing car was undertaken, which resulted in this amazing DB5 claiming “Runner Up” in this years Aston Martin Owners Club show last week.

As you might expect when undertaking these types of projects, the list was going to be a long one.

All wheels were deep cleaned and coated, as well as the callipers and inner arches, we also under took a full interior deep clean, with all areas sealed.

The engine bay also received the full treatment, which included a full deep clean and dressing.