2010 Range Rover

Sizzle Chest

Sizzle Chest

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2010 Range Rover
Buckingham Blue
28,000 miles

A client dropped off their Range Rover to get tightened up…I ceramic coated this vehicle last year so it was in good shape. 2BW, clay, and a sealant was all that was necessary. The wheels were a different story and were begging to be pulled, deep cleaned and coated. The interior received a good cleaning and a healthy dose of leather conditioner.

Process and products:

2BW with Carpro Reset as the shampoo of choice. Foam bathed.
Clay: I tried out the Surf City Garage Clayzilla system. Worked very well. I liked the system.
Drying: Metro Master Blaster.
Sealant: BEEDS Pico 2.
Tires/wheels: Tire cleaner: Tuff shine tire cleaner. Wheel cleaner: Chemical Guys Sticky gel citrus wheel and rim cleaner.
Daytona Speedmaster, Tuff shine and misc brushes.
Adams APC for wheel wells.
Tire dressing: Kenotek Vinyl and Leather conditioner. As I’ve said before, I LOVE this as a tire dressing.
Wheels/rims were coated with BEEDS ceramic coating.
Interior: vacuumed via Metro. Pinnacle vinyl and leather cleaner. Pinnacle leather conditioner.
Glass: SCG Pro glass cleaner and Glass sealant.


I hope I didn’t leave anything out!



Before:
















During:



Engine bay tightened up:



 
Looks awesome. I really like the look of the Kenotek Vinyl and Leather conditioner on the tires. I may have to try that.
 
^^^LOVE it as a tire dressing!!!!! And thanks for the comments!!
 
As always great job and thank you for sharing.


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Scott, great work as usual. How, if at all, was that white leather trashed?
 
WaxMaster1 said:
Scott, great work as usual. How, if at all, was that white leather trashed?
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Thanks! It was in very good shape. It just needed a mild cleaning and a good solid conditioning.


Thanks for the replies everyone! Always appreciated!!!
 
Nice work except, your vacuum lines were a little off. ;)
 
Nice, I never thought of using Kenotek Vinyl and Leather conditioner on tires.Any idea on how long it lasts?
 
Jaretr1 said:
Nice work except, your vacuum lines were a little off. ;)
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LOL!!!! I know...I need to make up a pole with my brush on it so I can reach all the way without having to climb in and then touch up the areas where my hands/knees were! LOL



Sean M at ShowShine said:
Awesome work! Hows the longevity using that as a tire dressing?
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ellens2 said:
Nice, I never thought of using Kenotek Vinyl and Leather conditioner on tires.Any idea on how long it lasts?
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As I've said...I LOVE this as a tire dressing. I've had it last a few weeks and still look good.


paul_g said:
Nice work sizzle! Proud of ya!
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Thanks there Pauly! My shoes fell off...and so did my glasses when I was doing my carpet lines!
 
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