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    Here are pictures of two of the three vehicles I detailed this week.

    First up: A black Lexus 330 RX I did for a Brother Firefighter who was working the night tour. I picked up the vehicle at Fire Headquarters a little after 6:00 PM and retunred it to HQ when I went into work for the day shift at 8:00 AM The paintwork was in good condition, with minor swirling, a couple of rids and it needed to be clayed.

    The process:
    The engine compartment had a lot of dust, it was misted with water and Meguair's APC, agitated and rinsed.
    Tires and wheels cleaned using CAR products Magnum Wheel cleaner amnd MaxiWhite tire cleaner.
    Wheel wells cleaned with Meguiar's APC.
    Paintwork was foamed with Detailer's Pro foaming shampoo and let to dwell., rinsed and refoamed.
    The paintwork was then washed with Meguiar's Gold Class via 2 bucket method, dried with microfiber drying towels.
    Claying was done with Meg's blue clay with #34 Final inspection as a lube.
    Paintwork was polished via PC and Lake Country pads, using Meg's #83 and #9.
    LSP was Meg's #21 via PC and a Lake Country finishing pad.
    Glass was cleaned with Stoner's Invisible Glass, exterior glass treated with RainX.
    Wheels were sealed with Meg's #21.
    Tires and trim treated with Stoner's More Shine and Trim Shine.

    The interior was clean. The carpeting was vacuumed, the mats were cleaned with Folex and extracted via Bisell LGM and the interior surfaces were gone over with Meg's Interior QD.
    Lexol products on the leather seating surfaces.


    Dusty engine...









    Next: a Space Gray 2007 BMW 335i. This car had a little over 46K on the odometer, the paintwork also had minimum swirling with a few rids and desparately needed claying, as the whole car had a rough feeling to it.

    The process:
    The engine compartment was surprisingly clean, so I just went over it with QD and an older microfiber.
    Tires and wheels cleaned using CAR products Magnum Wheel cleaner amnd MaxiWhite tire cleane.r
    Wheel wells cleaned with Meguiar's APC.
    Paintwork was foamed with Detailer's Pro foaming shampoo and let to dwell., rinsed and refoamed.
    The paintwork was then washed with Meguiar's Gold Class via 2 bucket method, dried with microfiber drying towels.
    Claying was done with Meg's blue clay with #34 Final inspection as a lube.
    Paintwork was polished via PC and Lake Country pads, using the Meg's 105/205 combo.
    LSP was Meg's #21 via PC and a Lake Country finishing pad.
    Glass was cleaned with Stoner's Invisible Glass, exterior glass treated with RainX
    Wheels were sealed with Meg's #21
    Tires and trim treated with Stoner's More Shine and Trim Shine.

    The car was recently purchased by the present owner, and it did not have carpet mats There was a lot of sand on and in the carpeting.
    The carpeting was vacuumed cleaned with Folex and extracted via Bisell LGM
    Interior surfaces were gone over with Meg's Interior QD.
    Lexol products on the leather seating surfaces.

    Foamed..

    This was the clay after doing the hood...

    sand in the carpeting...



    The car finished





    Meguiar's Fire/Rescue/EMS, member of the Church of the Highly Reflective Finish!
    Waxworks Automotive Detailing

  • #2
    Re: WaxWorks: recent details

    Looks great!

    Thank you for sharing.
    Nick
    Tucker's Detailing Services
    815-954-0773
    2012 Ford Transit Connect

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    • #3
      Re: WaxWorks: recent details

      Impressive work!

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