DRT BRD
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Got a call from the owners assistant about taking care of this fellows 4 vehicle stable. (more to come soon) Originally, he had a previous "detailer" come out and try his hand on cleaning this monster up. Unfortunately, the most the previous one did was simply wash and wax it when the owner wanted a correction done. After 3 attempts by 3 different detailers, he found my information and discussed the importance of quality over quantity. I discussed some packages and what was done previously and I let the owner know that the previous detailer(s) one hour and a half job (TOTAL TIME) was about how long it take me to decon the vehicle. Once completed, I had him come inspect it and he was literally blown away at how much better it looked and that it was "better than new". He even went inside to grab his wife to have her come look and the first thing she said was "how did you do this without any water?" So I went on to explain and she was impressed just as the owner was. Needless to say, I have another new client
Enough of me blabbing, on to the pics.
Exterior:
The owner originally thought that the red valve covers were faded and needed repainting. (I'm assuming he didn't pop the lid very much...and ironically his wife asked me how I painted it lol)
Clay bar you ask? What's that?
Some of the smaller markers,moldings weren't masked due to their being a clear bra on a good majority of the car and that wasn't polished.
Questions/Comments welcome!
Brian

Exterior:
- ONR with a ton of CG MF's.
- Speedy Prep towel - medium
- Wheels/barrels were hit with ONR and wheel specific black MF towels for the faces, and Daytona Wheel Brush for the barrels
- Wheel wells and rubber were hit with APC 5:1 & various brushes
- Tires dressed with Show Room FX White Pearl
- Wells treated with CG Bare Bones
- D300 Meguiars MF Cutting Disc 5" and 3" (griots 3" polisher)
- CarPro Eraser
- D301 Meguiars MF Polishing Disc 5" and 3" (griots 3" polisher)
- Meguiars QID for all surfaces
- Meguiars Perfect Clarity on all windows (interior & exterior)
- APC+ 10:1 on a single spot on the carpet (not pictured)
- Dry brushed and vacuumed
The owner originally thought that the red valve covers were faded and needed repainting. (I'm assuming he didn't pop the lid very much...and ironically his wife asked me how I painted it lol)




Clay bar you ask? What's that?



Some of the smaller markers,moldings weren't masked due to their being a clear bra on a good majority of the car and that wasn't polished.






















Questions/Comments welcome!
Brian