Aaryn NZ
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- May 20, 2012
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G’day my Autogeek Family. :xyxthumbs:
This one is another one I’m unsure if you guys in America get domestically. I’m guessing by the full size trucks you guys have, there would be little market for a truck (Ute) like this but hey, maybe you do.
Just in case - I’m gonna share some pictures of it anyhow.
Brand new, it arrived at the shop untouched, still with excessive delivery writing all over the windows & in its natural dirty state. This was specified by the owners to the dealership. rops:
No one was to touch it other than the PD checks & I was impressed they had listened, geeze - it didn’t even get the extreme tyre dressing drowning normally associated with most automotive workshops around here.
Full decontamination wash process was carried out, & the paintwork was in fairly good shape. A couple of bird bombs were evident but posed little problems. A few factory holograms were located on the sail panels but other than that the paint was good.
It did give the appearance it was a little “dry” but a few passes all around with 3D ONE on a Lake Country Manufacturing Orange CCS Pads on the Flex 3401 sorted everything out & the Shine came out. :buffing:
CQuartz CQUK Installed & it looked the part.
Here’s the pictures.
Awesome, thank you for taking the time to take a look people.
Aaryn NZ. :dblthumb2:
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This one is another one I’m unsure if you guys in America get domestically. I’m guessing by the full size trucks you guys have, there would be little market for a truck (Ute) like this but hey, maybe you do.
Just in case - I’m gonna share some pictures of it anyhow.
Brand new, it arrived at the shop untouched, still with excessive delivery writing all over the windows & in its natural dirty state. This was specified by the owners to the dealership. rops:
No one was to touch it other than the PD checks & I was impressed they had listened, geeze - it didn’t even get the extreme tyre dressing drowning normally associated with most automotive workshops around here.
Full decontamination wash process was carried out, & the paintwork was in fairly good shape. A couple of bird bombs were evident but posed little problems. A few factory holograms were located on the sail panels but other than that the paint was good.
It did give the appearance it was a little “dry” but a few passes all around with 3D ONE on a Lake Country Manufacturing Orange CCS Pads on the Flex 3401 sorted everything out & the Shine came out. :buffing:
CQuartz CQUK Installed & it looked the part.
Here’s the pictures.
Awesome, thank you for taking the time to take a look people.
Aaryn NZ. :dblthumb2:
Sent from my iPad using Autogeekonline mobile app