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2002 Chevy Tahoe.
This truck came from the bank.
Paint was smooth & glossy from the start, which is suprising coming from a ten year old vehicle. I did see a Delta Sonic car wash code sticker on the window.
Interior needed some work.
Had only a little over six hours to get it done so this was not much of a full on detail.
Before:
During.
The truck was foamed/washed with Super Soap.
Tires/wells degreased with Purple Power 1:1.
Bugs/tar soaked in 3D Citrus bug/tar remover.
Interior.
Vac/dry brush/vac.
Leather/vinyl cleaned with All Purpose Cleaner & hot water mix.
Leather/vinyl dressed with Quik Interior Detailer.
Carpets shampooed with 3D Carpet Shampoo.
Floor mats pressure washed.
Glass cleaned with Glass Cleaner Concentrate 10:1.
Jambs washed with ONR.
After:
Exterior:
Clayed with Meguiars blue clay & ONR.
Polished/sealed with #20 - Polymer Sealant via PCXP.
Painted undersides treated with Tarminator.
Tires/wells dressed with Hyper-Dressing 1:1.
Trim dressed with All Season Dressing.
Didnt really have time to polish any of the chrome or plastic.
I actually ended up running a little late and got there just at about closing time so I used every minute I was given. I think I only let the M20 dry for maybe 3-5 minutes after applying it.
After:
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2010 Buick Enclave.
Just a basic detail. Its a pretty new vehicle and I service it just about every other month.
Foamed/washed with Shampoo Plus.
Clay while washing.
Sealed with HD Poxy.
Tires/wells dressed with Hyper-Dressing 1:1.
Interior vac/wipedown.
After:
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2009 Lexus RX-350.
Just a basic detail like the above Buick.
Same process.
Before:
After:
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2004 Ford F-250.
Monthly customer, Just a nice foam gun wash and quick LSP to keep it up in between full details.
Same process as above.
After:
This truck came from the bank.
Paint was smooth & glossy from the start, which is suprising coming from a ten year old vehicle. I did see a Delta Sonic car wash code sticker on the window.
Interior needed some work.
Had only a little over six hours to get it done so this was not much of a full on detail.
Before:
During.
The truck was foamed/washed with Super Soap.
Tires/wells degreased with Purple Power 1:1.
Bugs/tar soaked in 3D Citrus bug/tar remover.
Interior.
Vac/dry brush/vac.
Leather/vinyl cleaned with All Purpose Cleaner & hot water mix.
Leather/vinyl dressed with Quik Interior Detailer.
Carpets shampooed with 3D Carpet Shampoo.
Floor mats pressure washed.
Glass cleaned with Glass Cleaner Concentrate 10:1.
Jambs washed with ONR.
After:
Exterior:
Clayed with Meguiars blue clay & ONR.
Polished/sealed with #20 - Polymer Sealant via PCXP.
Painted undersides treated with Tarminator.
Tires/wells dressed with Hyper-Dressing 1:1.
Trim dressed with All Season Dressing.
Didnt really have time to polish any of the chrome or plastic.
I actually ended up running a little late and got there just at about closing time so I used every minute I was given. I think I only let the M20 dry for maybe 3-5 minutes after applying it.
After:
=========================================
2010 Buick Enclave.
Just a basic detail. Its a pretty new vehicle and I service it just about every other month.
Foamed/washed with Shampoo Plus.
Clay while washing.
Sealed with HD Poxy.
Tires/wells dressed with Hyper-Dressing 1:1.
Interior vac/wipedown.
After:
===========================================
2009 Lexus RX-350.
Just a basic detail like the above Buick.
Same process.
Before:
After:
==========================================
2004 Ford F-250.
Monthly customer, Just a nice foam gun wash and quick LSP to keep it up in between full details.
Same process as above.
After:
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