2010 Honda Accord

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Daven75

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Hey guys, I did a basic wash n wax on my friends 2010 Honda Accord.

I used-
Megs gold class soap
Meg's gold class liquid wax
Eagle One EnviroShine Tire Shine Gel
Simple Green for the plastic inner fender wells
RainX window cleaner

For the interior it was pretty much perfect, I just needed to vacuum out the rocks and leaves then I used the Meg's All Natural Protectant to wipe down almost all the surfaces. I really like this interior product, leaves a nice shine/matte finish but is not greasy or messy.

Sadly no pics of the interior because I was rushed on time but here's the exterior pics I got just before the sun went down!

Also sorry for the edited photos, I wanted to make the color really show, if I didn't they'd look black almost and this was a beautiful red!







Ahhh the rock chips!!!








I really needed to clay bar this but with the time supplied and the customers decision it did not happen. Alwell, next time he said we'll do it which I am fine with.

All comments are welcome even hate :P
 
Looks good--but one question: the little white spots on the front fender...are those on the paint or a reflection of something?
 
CDot said:
Looks good--but one question: the little white spots on the front fender...are those on the paint or a reflection of something?
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That would be paint chips lol

He lives in Oklahoma so he drives ALOT.


Thanks guys!
 
Daven75 said:
That would be paint chips lol

He lives in Oklahoma so he drives ALOT.


Thanks guys!
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Yep, typical Honda front bumper on daily driver.

Anyone ever taken a new car with soft paint and had an extra layer of clear applied at a local body shop, or even a ceramic clear if you could find it offered somewhere? Just on the hood and front bumper...maybe the side mirrors too.
 
wdmaccord said:
Yep, typical Honda front bumper on daily driver.

Anyone ever taken a new car with soft paint and had an extra layer of clear applied at a local body shop, or even a ceramic clear if you could find it offered somewhere? Just on the hood and front bumper...maybe the side mirrors too.
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Better off just getting a clear bra, much more resistant to damage.
 
Yea, it'd probably cost less and when it gets beat to hell just peel it off.
 
haha yea, my 2000 Jeep XJ, the solid steel front bumper is just as bad lol
 
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