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2008 Landrover LR2, 38k miles.
Owner is preparing to trade it in.
The chrome wheels are extremely corroded with brake dust and the chrome is flaking off. Definitly takes away from the overall appearance.
There are also some stains and runs in the paint. Looks like someone sprayed on a degreaser or cleaner and let it run dry.
The exterior and interior were just given a basic detail. Except that the owner did not want the paint waxed or sealed.
Not too many during shots, cant wash a black vehicle in the sun and take pics
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I washed the truck with Gold Class Car Wash Shampoo & Conditioner and a Meguiars wash mitt.
Bugs and tar were treated with Body Solvent and a bug sponge.
Wheels, tires, and wells were washed with Deep Crystal Car Wash and All Purpose Cleaner along with various brushes.
I dried it with some WMs and pulled it in the garage.
I did a dry brush and a vac on the interior.
All interior hard surfaces an leather were cleaned and dressed with Quik Interior Detailer.
Glass got Glass Cleaner Concentrate at 10:1.
Jambs were wiped clean with All Purpose Cleaner.
All vents and crevices were brushed out with a paintbrush.
I clayed the exterior with Last Touch Spray Detailer at 1:1 with the white consumer clay.
I followed that with an application of Ultimate Quik Wax to all the paint, trim, and chrome, I applied and removed it with a few SS.
Tires and fenderwells were dressed with Hyper-Dressing at 2:1.
The good portions of the wheel were wiped down with Glass Cleaner Concentrate at 10:1.
Some afters:
The UQW helped fill in some light cobwebbing.
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2006 Volkswagon Jetta, 89k miles.
Just a wash with Gold Class Car Wash Shampoo & Conditioner and an application of #135 - Synthetic Spray Detailer. Tires and wells dressed with All Season Dressing.
A before:
A few afters:
Owner is preparing to trade it in.
The chrome wheels are extremely corroded with brake dust and the chrome is flaking off. Definitly takes away from the overall appearance.
There are also some stains and runs in the paint. Looks like someone sprayed on a degreaser or cleaner and let it run dry.
The exterior and interior were just given a basic detail. Except that the owner did not want the paint waxed or sealed.
Not too many during shots, cant wash a black vehicle in the sun and take pics
.I washed the truck with Gold Class Car Wash Shampoo & Conditioner and a Meguiars wash mitt.
Bugs and tar were treated with Body Solvent and a bug sponge.
Wheels, tires, and wells were washed with Deep Crystal Car Wash and All Purpose Cleaner along with various brushes.
I dried it with some WMs and pulled it in the garage.
I did a dry brush and a vac on the interior.
All interior hard surfaces an leather were cleaned and dressed with Quik Interior Detailer.
Glass got Glass Cleaner Concentrate at 10:1.
Jambs were wiped clean with All Purpose Cleaner.
All vents and crevices were brushed out with a paintbrush.
I clayed the exterior with Last Touch Spray Detailer at 1:1 with the white consumer clay.
I followed that with an application of Ultimate Quik Wax to all the paint, trim, and chrome, I applied and removed it with a few SS.
Tires and fenderwells were dressed with Hyper-Dressing at 2:1.
The good portions of the wheel were wiped down with Glass Cleaner Concentrate at 10:1.
Some afters:
The UQW helped fill in some light cobwebbing.
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2006 Volkswagon Jetta, 89k miles.
Just a wash with Gold Class Car Wash Shampoo & Conditioner and an application of #135 - Synthetic Spray Detailer. Tires and wells dressed with All Season Dressing.
A before:
A few afters:
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