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Hey guys, if anyone remembers my original post for help on this, well here's the results.
Let me first apologize for lack of pictures, and quality. Here's my excuses
-My boss hired a new driver a couple weeks before him (new driver) and I did this today. He was taking the vans home occasionally to do some interior work... also washed the exterior of both vans. I do not blame him though, the inside of these vans were absolutely filthy. Imagine the dashboard and controls all covered in a thin layer of just this disgusting grime. Pop bottles all over the place, metal chips all over the floor, papers stuffed in the center glove compartment. So yeah, I don't have that great of pictures, it is something I need to work on. At least my detailing, as well as his, was successful (we think).
-Cell Phone pictures
-We did not have a good portable light source. Used florescent lights on ceiling to the best of abilities.
By the way, our process:
1. Wash at the local quarter car wash and clayed at the same time.
2. D151 - I was very pleased with this. It was a very thick substance, but it was easy on / easy off. Did a great job clarifying the paint. I can not comment about defect removal as this is not even close to our goal.
3. Used this stuff called "Super Glaze HD" (Did not care for product at all, given to me from a friend).
Interior shot before:
After: (Using APC+ to my custom mixing level, haha. This stuff works great! First time ever using, this will be my new "go-to" stuff. Will order a jug for home
)
(Before D151) Probably not a useful picture, but maybe you can see how the light is just kind of a blurr in the reflection.
Before D151, and after. I am sure you can tell which area was polished and which wasn't.
This is before D151.
Left: After D151. Right: Before D151
Another 50/50 shot, Left side after D151, right side before D151.
95% sure this was before D151
Afters:
Is it me or does the reflection get clearer towards the back of the van?
Well that is about it, sorry guys, I know it's rather disappointing in the pictures department.
Let me first apologize for lack of pictures, and quality. Here's my excuses
-My boss hired a new driver a couple weeks before him (new driver) and I did this today. He was taking the vans home occasionally to do some interior work... also washed the exterior of both vans. I do not blame him though, the inside of these vans were absolutely filthy. Imagine the dashboard and controls all covered in a thin layer of just this disgusting grime. Pop bottles all over the place, metal chips all over the floor, papers stuffed in the center glove compartment. So yeah, I don't have that great of pictures, it is something I need to work on. At least my detailing, as well as his, was successful (we think).
-Cell Phone pictures
-We did not have a good portable light source. Used florescent lights on ceiling to the best of abilities.
By the way, our process:
1. Wash at the local quarter car wash and clayed at the same time.
2. D151 - I was very pleased with this. It was a very thick substance, but it was easy on / easy off. Did a great job clarifying the paint. I can not comment about defect removal as this is not even close to our goal.
3. Used this stuff called "Super Glaze HD" (Did not care for product at all, given to me from a friend).
Interior shot before:
After: (Using APC+ to my custom mixing level, haha. This stuff works great! First time ever using, this will be my new "go-to" stuff. Will order a jug for home
)(Before D151) Probably not a useful picture, but maybe you can see how the light is just kind of a blurr in the reflection.
Before D151, and after. I am sure you can tell which area was polished and which wasn't.
This is before D151.
Left: After D151. Right: Before D151
Another 50/50 shot, Left side after D151, right side before D151.
95% sure this was before D151
Afters:
Is it me or does the reflection get clearer towards the back of the van?
Well that is about it, sorry guys, I know it's rather disappointing in the pictures department.
Keep it country!
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