First Wash in 10 Years: ABANDONED in Factory Mercedes 300D! | Car Detailing Restoration

This is actually the test strip they send with the paint depth gauge that shows you that you know exactly what 124.5 microns is and that's how thin your paint is. In most cases, most manufacturers paint about 125 or 5 milliseconds of paint and that thin. the paint is when with polishing we take 10 microns, so a very small amount of paint is removed when we go over the rest of the Mercedes and test spots that have not been repainted again, and this is noticeable. 240 microns, and this plate here shows 70 microns and if we go to this place where you can see here where there is some type of damage or some type of preparation of the body that did not go well if we measure 60 30, it basically means there is no color paint left on that area and we are going to have to be careful when we are polishing so as not to blow and get into the paint.

The primer or bare metal and here you can see there was an adhesive line. here where they painted this back part of the roof and left this part of the roof as is and you can see a very defined line and then the sanding marks. My goal is to try to blend this in so you don't see it as prominently. and it will appear regardless of anything, but we can make it look a little less noticeable and last but not least for the finishing touches, we're going to go ahead and dress up the tires, which I always recommend doing because it makes the car is seen. very good and then we also decorated the seats to make them softer as I mentioned earlier in the video and the car was fine but thank you all for watching the video and then in the last step we tried to start it and it's fine so we come back here.

In the Mercedes I have fueled it and I think it's ready for us to try to start it, but I really wanted to show that it has a very interesting starting pattern, where you push the switch all the way and that's the Fuel Pump that you hear now and You put it in neutral and it's a push to start and we'll see if it starts again or not, oh yes, the throttle starts right away, my friend, this has to be one of the oldest. Systems Air, yeah, he's moving it about an inch and that's pretty crazy, that's pretty crazy.

If you liked this video, press "Like" if you want to see more content like this, subscribe and we'll see you next week.