Customise Your Car

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So the A4 that was being worked on had was looking to be "refreshed".
Though body was in good condition, nature had not been very nice with the paint work and it's faded and dull. Previous attempts to restore paint work had given a very thin clear coat and swirl marks through out. Chrome trims are dull and grey and seats all faded over time by sun and wear.

So here's our restoration.

First the strip down

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The body is going pearl white including door shuts at an extra cost.
The A pillars, gills and trims are being de-chromed and going carbon black

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Now the warn down chrome bits now carbon wrapped with others

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The A4 doesn't stop just there.
We also spaced out the wheels and slammed on some stretched team dynamics alloys with a twist. Wrapped rims.



The leathers where fully restored too








Overall

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Not an Audi but...

A customer had bought this CLS from a MB dealership and transported it straight to us for a bit of class.

The car was Brabus tuned and now styled by RT-Performance
Though a very nice car, the customer was quite young and all that chrome and oak wood didn't do his image justice.

Job spec
De-Chrome all the window trims
Window tints all round
De-Chrome front gill
Diamond cut alloys
Re-Trim all oak wood dash to Alligator skin effect

First the exterior de-chroming and window tints






The new rims


Then the lush interior














The customer took the car back to MB the next day and had everyone baffled. They couldn't figure out when did they offer such an exclusive trim and the sales rep took out the brochure and all. The only option the CLS came in was black plastic, oak wood or piano black.
This is just an example how with a few hundred pounds of subtle mods, your car can look much more valuable.

[bam_bam]

Is that faux alligator skin?

Gopping!

[RIV]

That's old granny's skin I reckon