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Hey everyone I just finished up a white 2010 Toyota Highlander. The owner was primarily concerned with the interior, as she uses the car as a daily family driver. However, as you can see, the rocker panel areas of the exterior needed some major help. They were coated with a healthy amount of tar, bug splatter, and even some road line paint on one side.
The process used was as follows..
Exterior:
- Wash with GC
- Wheels/Tires/Wells cleaned with WB and APC and various brushes
- Clayed with Final touch
- Aggressive clay used on rocker panels/around wheel arches
- M105 used to clean rockers and where needed
- M80
- M26
- Tires dressed with Endurance Gel and wells with HD
Interior:
- Dry Vac/brush carpets and seating
- APC (8:1) used to clean door panels, plastic trim, etc with various brushes
- GC leather cleaner/conditioner
- Hot water extract carpets with APC+
- Stoner Invisible glass for windows
- Dressed dash and trim with Meg Natural Shine
Total time spent: Approx. 8 hours.
Here are the before Pics, exterior and interior:
And the after shots:
Yes thats a glove I found in the cupholder...Ha
Thanks for letting me share! Any comments appreciated.
The process used was as follows..
Exterior:
- Wash with GC
- Wheels/Tires/Wells cleaned with WB and APC and various brushes
- Clayed with Final touch
- Aggressive clay used on rocker panels/around wheel arches
- M105 used to clean rockers and where needed
- M80
- M26
- Tires dressed with Endurance Gel and wells with HD
Interior:
- Dry Vac/brush carpets and seating
- APC (8:1) used to clean door panels, plastic trim, etc with various brushes
- GC leather cleaner/conditioner
- Hot water extract carpets with APC+
- Stoner Invisible glass for windows
- Dressed dash and trim with Meg Natural Shine
Total time spent: Approx. 8 hours.
Here are the before Pics, exterior and interior:
And the after shots:
Yes thats a glove I found in the cupholder...Ha
Thanks for letting me share! Any comments appreciated.
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