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- Sep 11, 2010
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Had a complete detail this weekend on a 2005' Chrysler Pacifica.The customer is selling the vehicle and wanted me to prep the Pacifica for the sale.
Here are some before/after shots:
Interior was pretty dirty and needed vacuuming and shampooing:
Passenger side:
Counsel was cleaned with OPC and dressed with Pinnacle Vinyl dressing:
radio and dash as well:
Cup holders (front and back) were this dirty,were cleaned with OPC:
Headlights were very hazy and oxidized,I polished them with Menz PF:
The black vinyl was treated with UTTG:
Wiper cowl was faded and grey,used GTechniq C4 to restore:
The paint was heavily swirled. OHP made quick work of it and finished down well,to get LSP ready:
And finally a coat of Souveran:
I have almost 100 pictures of before and after but I didn't want to bore anyone
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The owner said the vehicle turned out very "Impressive" and gave me a $50 tip
He told me he is picking up a new Lincoln and will bring it by for a New Car Prep Service that I offer.Applying semi-coat (CQ or OC,depending on how hard the clear is) to the paint, Leather guard (GTechniq),and also carpet protectant (prevent stains setting in) in case there is ever a spill.
Thanks for looking.
Here are some before/after shots:
Interior was pretty dirty and needed vacuuming and shampooing:
Passenger side:
Counsel was cleaned with OPC and dressed with Pinnacle Vinyl dressing:
radio and dash as well:
Cup holders (front and back) were this dirty,were cleaned with OPC:
Headlights were very hazy and oxidized,I polished them with Menz PF:
The black vinyl was treated with UTTG:
Wiper cowl was faded and grey,used GTechniq C4 to restore:
The paint was heavily swirled. OHP made quick work of it and finished down well,to get LSP ready:
And finally a coat of Souveran:
I have almost 100 pictures of before and after but I didn't want to bore anyone
.The owner said the vehicle turned out very "Impressive" and gave me a $50 tip
He told me he is picking up a new Lincoln and will bring it by for a New Car Prep Service that I offer.Applying semi-coat (CQ or OC,depending on how hard the clear is) to the paint, Leather guard (GTechniq),and also carpet protectant (prevent stains setting in) in case there is ever a spill.
Thanks for looking.
In the snow the AWD will hang the tail out very predictably and very easily, making turning in snow a breeze and much fun on the snow course. On the road course (hi mu) I could keep up and outrun many "cars" and sedans (on the turns of course). They had dual piston front calipers with great pads, very decent Michelin tires, and a Mercedes Benz "derived" 5-link rear suspension. The interior was comfortable albeit not very roomy in the back, and I could pull 12 hour driving stints no problem (from Detroit to the UP). It had HID projectors before any other Chrysler I believe. Too bad it was so darn expensive and probematic!
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