2005 Honda Element- Washed with a Brick ??? Vision Detailing

I only bought my first DA this year and only did a minivan. This inspires me to keep going. My jaw dropped when looking at the after, simply impressive.
 
ge0rge said:
I only bought my first DA this year and only did a minivan. This inspires me to keep going. My jaw dropped when looking at the after, simply impressive.
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Appreciate that............Not allot of detailers willing to take on real tough details like this, but if the $$ are there........then so am I.
 
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QUOTE=allenk4;1165354]Looks great!

What did you bill for this job?[/QUOTE]
 
Wow, this is one of my favorites! I'm in the middle of an Element detail and I'm so happy I found this. The one I'm working on has rubber floors and I'm wondering if you came across the same thing and, if so, how you dealt with it.
 
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UOTE=batcat420;1287386]Wow, this is one of my favorites! I'm in the middle of an Element detail and I'm so happy I found this. The one I'm working on has rubber floors and I'm wondering if you came across the same thing and, if so, how you dealt with it.[/QUOTE]
 
Amazing job!

I two friends wanting black cars done. A Mazda Speed3 and a 350Z. Both are a little rough, I hope to do them this kind of justice.
 
Very nice job, night and day!

I do have one question:
Why bother with a 2 bucket wash and all the careful washing when the paint is completelly trashed? In a case like this I would power wash and then do a rinseless wash before moving to decontamination of the paint.

I bet those customers were extatic with the results ;)
 
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