Detailing by M
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- Mar 25, 2013
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Gesh! Anything else you want to tackle?
I'm glad I have the knowledge and tools to fix just about any problem thrown at me.
This customer is one of my first. She listens to me and tries to take care of her car herself and she does a great job. But when it get to much for her she knows how to call....
Super Mario!
Originally this was only a Water Spot Removal the she sprung the Ink on me and then the melted sucker!
No problem to me I'm a Video Game Character. Where's my magic mushrooms?
Washed, Speedy Prep Towel
Rupes 21- 5" MF Cutting Pad
G100- 3" MF Cutting Pad
Dyna Cone (but I didn't take any picks while doing the grill)
New Meguiar's Water Spot Remover
M20 Sealant
Before pics
This is more then your average "Water Spotting", this is "Puddling". The water is puddling and leaving a big "water spot". She parks on a sloped driveway thus making here hood level with the ground so the water can't run off so the water puddles.
Another thing about these spots is that I could feel them. They were bumps, kinda freaky. I hate bumps, it felt like it had a rash! Gives me the creeps as I write this too.
Anyone else "felt" water "bumps"?
Headlights were difficult to work with, but I got this crud off.
Don't forget the grill!
As if that weren't enough
Ink? Sure I can take care of that.
apply ?, 10 sec later wipe, done!
How about a Melted Sucker? I SAID No Problem! lol, jk. I just added another $50 bucks to the bill.
Spray, stab, vac, done!
Back to the paint defect removal
My customer rocks! She wanted to do this herself being a starving student. I told her if she ever wanted to get stuff for her car to buy only Meguiar's stuff. Another thing I love about Meg's is that I can tell my customer to go get stuff for themselves at the Auto Parts Store.
So she bought Meg's new WSR. Something I've been wanting to try so Wa-la!
Tools for the job.
After about 8-10 passes with some pressure almost fixed it perfectly
I needed my 3" to really get at the edges of the lights and the paint to remove every last spot
Using a big pad, 5" or 6", won't get enough pressure in the cracks to remove the embedded WS
I'm glad I have the knowledge and tools to fix just about any problem thrown at me.
This customer is one of my first. She listens to me and tries to take care of her car herself and she does a great job. But when it get to much for her she knows how to call....
Super Mario!
Originally this was only a Water Spot Removal the she sprung the Ink on me and then the melted sucker!
No problem to me I'm a Video Game Character. Where's my magic mushrooms?
Washed, Speedy Prep Towel
Rupes 21- 5" MF Cutting Pad
G100- 3" MF Cutting Pad
Dyna Cone (but I didn't take any picks while doing the grill)
New Meguiar's Water Spot Remover
M20 Sealant
Before pics
This is more then your average "Water Spotting", this is "Puddling". The water is puddling and leaving a big "water spot". She parks on a sloped driveway thus making here hood level with the ground so the water can't run off so the water puddles.
Another thing about these spots is that I could feel them. They were bumps, kinda freaky. I hate bumps, it felt like it had a rash! Gives me the creeps as I write this too.
Anyone else "felt" water "bumps"?
Headlights were difficult to work with, but I got this crud off.
Don't forget the grill!
As if that weren't enough
Ink? Sure I can take care of that.
apply ?, 10 sec later wipe, done!
How about a Melted Sucker? I SAID No Problem! lol, jk. I just added another $50 bucks to the bill.
Spray, stab, vac, done!
Back to the paint defect removal
My customer rocks! She wanted to do this herself being a starving student. I told her if she ever wanted to get stuff for her car to buy only Meguiar's stuff. Another thing I love about Meg's is that I can tell my customer to go get stuff for themselves at the Auto Parts Store.
So she bought Meg's new WSR. Something I've been wanting to try so Wa-la!
Tools for the job.
After about 8-10 passes with some pressure almost fixed it perfectly
I needed my 3" to really get at the edges of the lights and the paint to remove every last spot
Using a big pad, 5" or 6", won't get enough pressure in the cracks to remove the embedded WS
