The work isn’t finished once the car is painted, however. For four days, the vehicle is polished to a perfect shine in what Bugatti says is the most comprehensive polishing process in the industry. The car is then scrutinized under the lights of the company’s light tunnel for hours by touch and sight until finally, after what seems like a lifetime of work, the car’s paint is truly complete.
The process is impressive, bordering on the absurd, but we would expect nothing less for cars that can reach eight figures.
Don’t fret, though, because if you’re looking for a car with paint that has even more layers than a Bugatti for a fraction of the price, we have the perfect fit for you (don’t pay too close attention to the panel gaps).