I had a large task this past weekend, in the form of an Expedition. This was by far the largest vehicle I have ever detailed, but I was determined to make it shine. When I first met with the customer she wanted me to "Throw on a coat of wax". As I began to educate the customer, she really understood that just a coat of wax wasn't going to make it perfect. After I explained my process, she was convinced she needed an Extreme Makeover.
By the end of our conversation she knew what she wanted.
1. Remove swirls
2. Remove scuffs and scratches
3. And just to bring it back to a showroom shine.
My kind of customer!
As always customers bring me the vehicles in the dirtiest condition.
I washed the vehicle with GC Car Wash Shampoo
I removed all the road tar with GC Bug & Tar Remover
After inspecting the finish I proceeded to Clay
I then use #80 on the entire vehicle
Spot Treated with Scratch X
I polished the finish with #7
And waxed it with GC Wax
Here are the before and afters:
I first had to wash car to see what condition it was in. I'll never uderstand why someone pay's $55,000 for a vehicle, and drives it around like this:
After washing the vehicle, this is what I found
By the end of our conversation she knew what she wanted.
1. Remove swirls
2. Remove scuffs and scratches
3. And just to bring it back to a showroom shine.
My kind of customer!

As always customers bring me the vehicles in the dirtiest condition.
I washed the vehicle with GC Car Wash Shampoo
I removed all the road tar with GC Bug & Tar Remover
After inspecting the finish I proceeded to Clay
I then use #80 on the entire vehicle
Spot Treated with Scratch X
I polished the finish with #7
And waxed it with GC Wax
Here are the before and afters:
I first had to wash car to see what condition it was in. I'll never uderstand why someone pay's $55,000 for a vehicle, and drives it around like this:
After washing the vehicle, this is what I found
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