TTQ B4U
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- Jan 20, 2016
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So a fellow member of a racing forum I'm on brought his wife's lease over for a final refresh and clean up inside and out prior to turning it early next year. Overall it wasn't bad given it's mileage so kuddo's to him for keeping it nice.
It had light swirls all over it but again, light and worthy of a good polish. The main negative was the need to wet sand out about 8-10 areas on the hood and roof where tree-sap had etched into the clear coat. Not a big deal and something I put in as a free upgrade to the basic clean and protect package he purchased.
A Second upgrade was I ran two cycles from an Ozone Machine through it after cleaning up the interior to remove a light smoke odor. Outside looking new on the exterior, his wife made my day when she noted that it now smells new inside too
Mother nature continued to pour down rain but the detail moved on. Killed any real good photo shots but here are a few of the end result. Thanks again to him for trusting in my work and I look forward to tackling his 3 other rides soon. In fact we are already on the books to do his HUGE F350 Deasil Extended cab long-bed and his 2014, Mustang that laid down over 1,100hp thanks to a wee-bit of boost from Whipple.
rops: Hopefully the weather cooperates as his first truck is too tall to even fit in my suburban community sized garage
This F-Sport model made it to the final round when my wife was shopping for a small SUV. Looks great in black I think!
Paint cleaned up nicely. Tons of deposits stuck to the side panels made it feel like it had 5-O'Clock Shadow
Paint came out great though. Here's the hood after sanding and polishing
Wheels, Tires and Trim dressed and ready to go
Rain didn't matter, I had to get a shot outside the garage
Ozone Machine at work
A peak inside
Like new Inside and Out
It had light swirls all over it but again, light and worthy of a good polish. The main negative was the need to wet sand out about 8-10 areas on the hood and roof where tree-sap had etched into the clear coat. Not a big deal and something I put in as a free upgrade to the basic clean and protect package he purchased.
A Second upgrade was I ran two cycles from an Ozone Machine through it after cleaning up the interior to remove a light smoke odor. Outside looking new on the exterior, his wife made my day when she noted that it now smells new inside too
Mother nature continued to pour down rain but the detail moved on. Killed any real good photo shots but here are a few of the end result. Thanks again to him for trusting in my work and I look forward to tackling his 3 other rides soon. In fact we are already on the books to do his HUGE F350 Deasil Extended cab long-bed and his 2014, Mustang that laid down over 1,100hp thanks to a wee-bit of boost from Whipple.
rops: Hopefully the weather cooperates as his first truck is too tall to even fit in my suburban community sized garage
This F-Sport model made it to the final round when my wife was shopping for a small SUV. Looks great in black I think!
Paint cleaned up nicely. Tons of deposits stuck to the side panels made it feel like it had 5-O'Clock Shadow
Paint came out great though. Here's the hood after sanding and polishing
Wheels, Tires and Trim dressed and ready to go
Rain didn't matter, I had to get a shot outside the garage
Ozone Machine at work
A peak inside
Like new Inside and Out
