Black T/A, Black Porsche, GTR Corvette

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It's been a busy last 4 days. I detailed 3 cars total since Sunday:
First, it's my friends Curtis' Black T/A:
The process after wash was:
-Prima Amigo Glaze. PC LC Low profile Polishing pad; PC 5
-The it received a coat of Victoria Concours Red Wax :eek:
Some pics:
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Next it was a beautiful 2004 Black Porsche Turbo S. This car was in pretty good shape. It had some scuff marks as if they were car-cover induced
The Process:
-Windows:
-Stoners IG
-Interior: 1Z Einszett Gummi Pfledge on rubber, 1Z Einszett Cockpit on plastic, and vinyl, Lexol on leather
-Tires: Klasses Rubber, vinyl & plastic cleaner
-Wheels:
-KAIO
Exterior:
-Wiped down with Prima Hydro
-Detailing Dynamics Clay Bar
-IZ Einszett Intensive Paste on worse areas
-Followed the entire car with Menzerna PO106FF
-Next it was a coat of Prima Amigo Glaze
-Finally a nice coat of Victoria Concours Red Wax
The pics:
Some before:
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Claybar shot after: Most contaminants here are from the engine side (rear trunk)
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Finally, a 2003 Corvette GTR 50th Anniv. (1of!)
For this one the process was:
-Prima Hydro Wipe Down (Client had washed the car)
-Clay Magic Claybar
-Some Menzerna PO85RD3.02 on troubled areas LC Orange PC-6
-XMT 360 LC Low Profile Polishing Pad PC-5
-XMT180 High Gloss Carnauba Paste Wax; Meguiars Finishing Pad PC-4
-Tires: Nu Vinyl
-Wheels: Fritz Polish
-Interior Carpet: 303 Spot Cleaner
-Leather: Meguiars Conditioner, AG Shampoo Cleaner, Lexol Conditioner
-Interior Plastic: 1Z Einszett Cockpit Cleaner
-Rubber: 1Z Einszett Gummi Pfledge
-Engine Bay: Adama In&Out Spray
-Valve Covers: RejeX
-Door Jambs, and tight places: Klasse AIO
-Windows Stoner Invisible Glass:
The pics:
Before:
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Mandatory Claybar Shot:
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Afters:
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holy moly what are some times for that vette??? Boost+nitrous :) :) :)
 
Great job on the vette. The paint and interior look great. I love all the carbon fiber in the engine bay. I'm sure the black 996 will look great when your done.
 
Great job on the vette. The paint and interior look great. I love all the carbon fiber in the engine bay. I'm sure the black 996 will look great when your done.
Thanks. The black Porsche came out quite nice. It was too dark when I got done, and I wanted to take some pics outside. The sun is setting around 4:30pm around here :eek:
 
The WS6 look incredible I love the styling of those cars.
 
All the cars look awesome, but you need to get a cheap OTC tire shine for the wheel wells. They stand out like a sore thumb
 
All the cars look awesome, but you need to get a cheap OTC tire shine for the wheel wells. They stand out like a sore thumb
You're right. I overlooked that part. I actually had with me some Adams Undercarriage Spray that I find perfect for the wheel wells. Thanks for the reminder :)
 
WOW, very impressive! Great job on all of them. Really nice work! Thanks for sharing!
 
Very impressive work, what kind of extractor do you use on the rugs, I need to buy one soon.
 
Very impressive work, what kind of extractor do you use on the rugs, I need to buy one soon.
Haha!!! well...this is kind of odd. I usually bring with me more than I need when I'm called to do a detail. This client told me he just wanted to do a polish of the paint, NOT a full detail. When I got there he pointed out to me the inside and told me he wanted the interior done as well :eek: at this time I'm an hour away from home, and didn't have a vaccum with me, or in the facilities. So, I had my 303 Spot Remover for Upholstery. I decided to spot clean first using a little round detail brush with some stiffed bristles to see what i had to do. So, off I went, doing a section at a time by hand, and lightly spraying the 303 and wiping it with a Sam Clubs MF. It worked great! I didn't saturate the area at all, just enough with a little bit of water after to get it done
Same thing with the engine compartment. He wanted that done too!
So, I was able to do that as well, and at the end of the day, he gave the money for the initial quote (just polish!) :eek: so, we worked something out for the difference. It was all cool :)
 
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