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So, recently I decided it was the day to start a mini detail on my 2007 Chevy Avalanche, late July in Florida :eek: Maybe a bit too warm, in the shade it's:- Usual Snow Foam Power Wash off and a rinse:- Washed with Meguiars Classic Gold, It's so hot that the soap dries almost...

Thanks Walter, just need to confirm slots available :buffing:

Hi Mike, Seriously considering the September 2015 class, can you confirm if there are still spaces available? Also, will headlight care be covered, for removing the lens cloudiness etc?

Here'smy test spot, simply dont have the time yet to fix all the trim

I read your first review and have to admit i was a wee bit sceptical that this one product could do so many things and actually be good. Happy to say that i bought some and tried it on my wax infected trim, where most other applications do not get rid of the staining this Blackfire knocked it...

Thanks, I was looking for an easy way out lol

Looking good, i've already bought a bottle. During your trials did you try it on wax contaminated trim? Be interesting to see if it's better than the Black Wow trim restorer

Thanks folks

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not such a serious detail due to the fact this is a lease car and carries paint warranty and we were told not to mess with the protection that is put on at the time of delivery, so, a simple snow foam with Honeydew, wash with Meguiars Gold Classic and waxed with Collinite 476, still, brought the...

I got slightly more than that :laughing:

Another 4-1/2 hours to finish the wheels and all the trim:- Wheels off, 2 coats of Poor Boys Sealant After only 2 weeks of use:- The slog begins:- Nice and shiny:- Rear:- Front:- Fixed the trim, Black Wow:- Finished:- Wolfgang Black Diamond Tyre Gel:-

Thanks for the tip :xyxthumbs: :xyxthumbs:

Waited a few days for a decent drop in temperature to start the mega detail, around the 85 degree mark and today was the day:- A few before pics:- Started off with the Snow Foam Power washed and then hand washed with NO Nonsense APC and power washed again Applied the tar and iron...

Just in case anyone else looks, the fitting needed is the Kanzle