AstonMartin DB9, Bmw 760Li , BMW 550i

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Aston Martin DB9 , in mid shape, the car was improper wash /dry for long time.
objective: refresh exterior
Process:
Interior:
- d180 meg leather cleaner conditioner with brush on seats
- windows clean in /out
- opti-seal on wood trims
- vacuum inside
Exterior:
- wash with ONR , air-dry with blower
- claybar whole paint/windows , onr as lube
- Flex DA cu meguiar`s polish pad si meg #205
- alchool wipe down
- 1x opti-seal
- 1x duragloss #105
- wheels got optimum car wax , on tires meg#40

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After:
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ALL are after:
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same as above but another reflection
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BMW 550i
objective : remove haze , refresh exterior
interior :
- meguiar`s d180 on leather
- vacuum
- clean windows in /out
- 303 protectant
exterior:
- onr wash , claybar paint and windows
- 3m green tape for trims
- g110 DA with hex polish pad and #205
- ipa wipe down
- 2x opti-seal
- optimum car wax on wheels
- M#40 on tires
i was surprise of 205 cutting ability on this paint , it may be soft , or not , but it did correct a lot.

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u got the idea ,
After:
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BMW 760 Li
this thing is an airplane , huge limousine , has a v12 on it
it didn`t get any polish /correction , just a good clean up , in /out .
as protection 1 cat of opti-seal and 1 coat of blackfire wet diamond

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I think I held the owner of that 550i as a client very briefly. David? I recognize the drive way/garage. It was too dang far to travel once I moved out to Round Rock.
 
i think the paint is soft on that bimmer. how often did you wash it?
 
Cosmin said:
i think the paint is soft on that bimmer. how often did you wash it?
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I only got a chance to do it once. Right after I took him on as a client I moved to Round Rock and my wife found out she was pregnant. She was sick the first 5 months pretty constantly so I more or less stopped detailing at that point.

Was I right about who it was? He's got some trees on his property that dropped pollen CONSTANTLY while I was washing the car. It was really a pain in the butt, I ended up just ignoring the pollen as much as I could and blew it all off after the car was dried with my shop vac in blower mode.
 
Mindflux said:
Was I right about who it was? He's got some trees on his property that dropped pollen CONSTANTLY
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maybe , once i get pollen on cars i will know for sure :))
sounds like i may have to use the canopy and onr.
are you detailing now? as hobby or profession?
i should be tomorrow in rr to do a car
 
Cosmin said:
maybe , once i get pollen on cars i will know for sure :))
sounds like i may have to use the canopy and onr.
are you detailing now? as hobby or profession?
i should be tomorrow in rr to do a car
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Just hobbyist level. I do a couple cars for clients who kept wanting to work with me in spite of my difficult schedule. A full time job and a kid at home keep my free time pretty much filled up.
 
Nice work.

I have to ask, what do you think you are getting by using Opti-Seal and topping that with Wet Diamond?
 
Rob T said:
:xyxthumbs:

To be more precise, what do you think the Wet Diamond is adding to the Opti-Seal? Better depth, wetness, gloss etc?
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optiseal gives "like mirror " look , with bfwd it gives some deep to the paint/color
 
Nice work! That DB9 is one of my favorite cars.
 
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