05/08/2026
This 2000 Dodge Viper RT/10 may have gotten the most in depth detail/paint correction/ceramic coating that we have done so far.
This was a project for a good friend who had been a bit skeptical, for good reason, about how well the original, 26 year old paint would hold up to an in depth paint correction. I finally convinced him to drop it off so we could do our thing to it, and he was absolutely blow away by the results.
We spent a countless amount of hours bringing life back to the dull finish. Touch up paint for some small rock chips on the hood, wet sanding, compounding, polishing to make that Viper red pop like it was originally supposed to. Then, we applied our System X Pro ceramic coating to lock in that shine and make it a breeze to clean.
The wheels were removed, acid cleaned to remove a majority of the gunk off of them, polished to a mirror finish and ceramic coated, all suspension components deep cleaned to remove years of baked on grease and road grime, possibly some rubber bits from burnouts? Definitely not burnouts 🤫
Vipers are by far some of my favorite cars that have ever been built. They are very rare compared to most production performance cars. Only 32,000, approximately, Dodge vipers were built between 1992 and 2017 and only 255 of the 2000, RT/10's in Viper red were built so this one is very rare.
Vehicles like this, or any vehicle for that matter, requires serious experience before you can trust just anyone to do this type of correction process ,especially if you are concerned with keeping the original paint intact.
I'm extremely grateful for the opportunity to work on vehicles like this and I'm looking forward to some more projects like this!
