SADetailing
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- Apr 2, 2014
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Hey everyone,
This is my first job I've ever posted here, so let me know what you think.
This car had fairly bad swirls, and felt like sand paper as I was claying.
Process used:
2 bucket wash with dawn and merino wool mit.
Wheels were cleaned with wheel woollies and a boars hair brush
Clayed with Meg's clay bars with ONR dilution as clay lube
Glass was cleaned by claying and then normal cleaning with Meg's d120
Polished with a PC 7424XP and meguires red microfiber cutting pads 5.5", then LC flat black pad both using menzerna FG400.
Trim was cleaned with Meg's d103 and a nylon bristled brush.
Ultima tire and Trim guard plus was applied to all trim.
Meg's tire gel was applied to the tires
Wheel wells were cleaned with Meg's d103
Exhaust tips were also cleaned with Meg's d103
Car was then coated with meguires #26 paste wax.
Owner opted for no sealant or interior detail.
As you can see a tree limb fell on the car causing very deep scratches. The owner opted for no wetsanding to be done. Which I think was smart.
You can still see the deep tree limb scratches but the rest are gone.
And here is the finished product!
Let me know what you guys think.
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This is my first job I've ever posted here, so let me know what you think.
This car had fairly bad swirls, and felt like sand paper as I was claying.
Process used:
2 bucket wash with dawn and merino wool mit.
Wheels were cleaned with wheel woollies and a boars hair brush
Clayed with Meg's clay bars with ONR dilution as clay lube
Glass was cleaned by claying and then normal cleaning with Meg's d120
Polished with a PC 7424XP and meguires red microfiber cutting pads 5.5", then LC flat black pad both using menzerna FG400.
Trim was cleaned with Meg's d103 and a nylon bristled brush.
Ultima tire and Trim guard plus was applied to all trim.
Meg's tire gel was applied to the tires
Wheel wells were cleaned with Meg's d103
Exhaust tips were also cleaned with Meg's d103
Car was then coated with meguires #26 paste wax.
Owner opted for no sealant or interior detail.
As you can see a tree limb fell on the car causing very deep scratches. The owner opted for no wetsanding to be done. Which I think was smart.
You can still see the deep tree limb scratches but the rest are gone.
And here is the finished product!
Let me know what you guys think.
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