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  • #31
    Re: Looks like I will be busy for a very long time

    Originally posted by Tuck91 View Post
    More than likely the owner of all these vechiles will prefer the plan I already laid out for him which is the 2 bucket method. grit guards, good quality washing and drying tools etc. not sure how he would feel about ONR, plus I have no experience with this product.

    I dont think I would be able to get my hands on it by Sunday either. But I am always open to try new things in the future.
    Nick, I agree.

    I have used ONR, but have reservations about using it, but that's for another time. The 2 bucket method is much safer and better.

    ONR's results are similar to a regular wash, but I have been skeptical about not scratching or swirling the paint. I tried it on my daily driver, but couldn't readily tell if I instilled scratches and swirls.

    BTW, what DOES this guy do for a living?

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    • #32
      Re: Looks like I will be busy for a very long time

      Originally posted by MyFirstES300 View Post
      Nick, I agree.

      I have used ONR, but have reservations about using it, but that's for another time. The 2 bucket method is much safer and better.

      ONR's results are similar to a regular wash, but I have been skeptical about not scratching or swirling the paint. I tried it on my daily driver, but couldn't readily tell if I instilled scratches and swirls.

      BTW, what DOES this guy do for a living?
      He owns a large chain of a junkyards across the nation.
      Nick
      Tucker's Detailing Services
      815-954-0773
      2012 Ford Transit Connect

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      • #33
        Re: Looks like I will be busy for a very long time

        Originally posted by Tuck91 View Post
        He owns a large chain of a junkyards across the nation.
        Wonder how many of those vehicles have 'salvage' titles?

        If they are mostly dusty, I'd look into an ONR type product (there are several) with a two-bucket method - less messy water-wise and it really does do a nice job on my Magnum. I've not observed any scratching/marring/damage at all so far.

        Sounds like you have a very busy summer indeed!

        Mike
        Finally learning how to shine sheet-metal!
        Pictures live here!

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        • #34
          Re: Looks like I will be busy for a very long time

          Well, sir... any pics yet?
          The grass is always greener on the septic field.

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          • #35
            Re: Looks like I will be busy for a very long time

            Originally posted by BigLeegr View Post
            Well, sir... any pics yet?
            I have started multiple threads on the vechiles I have detailed so far.
            Nick
            Tucker's Detailing Services
            815-954-0773
            2012 Ford Transit Connect

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            • #36
              Re: Looks like I will be busy for a very long time

              Oh, sorry. I thought you'd mention them on this thread.

              For anyone else that didn't look around, here are some links:

              I have been looking forward to doing this car for a while, ever since I saw it amongst the others this one stood out. Well the owner decided to have this one detailed today. Process: 1. Wash With Gold Class Car Wash Shampoo & Conditioner (http://www.meguiars.com/?car-washes/Gold-Class-Car-Wash-Shampoo-Conditioner) 2.


              The owner of all these vechiles uses the F-150 Lariat as his daily driver and the Chevy Silverado Z71 as his work truck. There was a ridiculous amount of mud on boh these trucks, He told me to just wash the paint and vacumm the interior for these two vechiles since he dosent care about them and does not want to spend too much


              I did this truck Thursday night, just havent had time to post it. This is a mudding/fishing truck. It was in pretty bad shape, mud, millions of stone chips, scratches etc. The owner just wanted all dirt and grime removed but I decided to throw in a good claying and an AIO. Process: 1. Wash with Gold Class Car Wash Shampoo


              I did this truck today, didnt take too long and its suprisingly in good shape for a daily driver. A good wash, clay and then ColorX topped with NXT Generation Tech Wax 2.0 is my favorite for daily drivers. Process: 1. Wash with Gold Class Car Wash Shampoo & Conditioner (http://www.meguiars.com/?car-washes/Gold-Class-Car


              This truck is only a year old and it was loaded with above surface bonded contaminants. Other than that, not much else wrong with it. Process: 1. Wash with Gold Class Car Wash Shampoo & Conditioner (http://www.meguiars.com/?car-washes/Gold-Class-Car-Wash-Shampoo-Conditioner) 2. Clay with Smooth Surface Clay Kit


              I did this black Harly today after I did the F-250. really was a relaxing cool down after going at it pretty hard with that huge Super Duty. Process: 1. Wash with Gold Class Car Wash Shampoo & Conditioner (http://www.meguiars.com/?car-washes/Gold-Class-Car-Wash-Shampoo-Conditioner) 2. Clay with Smooth Surface Clay Kit


              Today I did the first truck for the latest customer I got. He has 25-30 Trucks, motorcycles, tractors and SUV's. Today I completed his F250 truck and Harley Davidson motorcyle. Heres some pics of all the work I get to do: (http://meguiarsonline.com/forums/photopost/showphoto.php/photo/23328/size/big/cat/)


              Ford F-250 Harley Davidson Edition This truck belongs to the man who owns the other 25-30 cars, trucks, and motorcycles. Today I did this truck and one of his motorcycles. Exterior Process: 1. Wash with Gold Class Car Wash Shampoo & Conditioner (http://www.meguiars.com/?car-washes/Gold-Class-Car-Wash-Shampoo
              The grass is always greener on the septic field.

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