D2G Detail: 2006 Dodge Charger Black Metallic

Dust2Glory

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Exterior Wash:
Rinse
Front end and panels got pre soak Awesome APC
Foamed w/## W&G
D2G soap in bucket, wash w/Ulit-mitt
Rinse
QD Spray
Dry with Cobra WW

Wheels/Tires/Wells:
Wheels rinsed, Megs Wheel Brite, agitated with grout sponge, wipe down w/QD
Tires got Awesome APC, agitated w/wheel brush... dressed D2G dressing
Wells got Awesome APC, dressed with AA tire foam

Paint Conditioning:
Half car got done with Klasse AIO, via UDM orange Lo pro.. speed 5
Half car got done with PB PwS, via UDM orange Lo pro... speed 5
LSP was Jetseal applied with MF sponge
QD wipe down

Other:
Windows got SIG via WW

Interior:
Vac
APC wipe down
## leather cleaner, agitated with Meg's interior brush
PB NL on dash and doors
## leather conditioner on seats
## lightening solution on carpet and mats
## odor neutralizer

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nice job

how long did it take you and how much you make (if you dont mind me asking)
 
$130? nice! i did a wash/wax job w/ interior detail on a Dodge Durango this past weekend (see my recent thread) and charged $80... you must be in a high class area where you work
 
AjNavo61490 said:
$130? nice! i did a wash/wax job w/ interior detail on a Dodge Durango this past weekend (see my recent thread) and charged $80... you must be in a high class area where you work
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man I wish... my area people are uptight as can be with money. u just need to charge more!
 
Dust2Glory said:
THANKS:righton:


bout 4.5 hrs



4.5 hrs and i charged $130... the lady was wanting the car cleaned up for her husband coming home from iraq, so i did a little extra and gave her a free seal package, but i didn't tell her
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I'm sure her husband will enjoy your work, very nice of you to go that extra for a Military man returning from serving our country. Good for you.
 
Dude, this Charger looks awesome!!! Jetseal, huh? I only used my Jetseal on wheels and loved it!!! It's kinda pricey, but seems to be well worth it!
 
Great Work as usual. You can really see the correction done in those reflective side shots. Fantastic!
 
Gary Sword said:
Very nice D2G!
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thanks gary, always appreciate your feedback

killrflake said:
I'm sure her husband will enjoy your work, very nice of you to go that extra for a Military man returning from serving our country. Good for you.
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this was my second to do like that, I did a little extra on the first one as well... ya know to show some appreciation

supercharged said:
Dude, this Charger looks awesome!!! Jetseal, huh? I only used my Jetseal on wheels and loved it!!! It's kinda pricey, but seems to be well worth it!
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Yeah, I was gonna use Blitz, but the stupid sprayer wouldn't work, so the nxt best thing was jetseal

Showroom Shine said:
Great Work as usual. You can really see the correction done in those reflective side shots. Fantastic!
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the correction was minimal at best... this car really needed a true one step polish... 106 with a white pad would of done the trick, but i wanted more protection since i think it sits outside
 
Looks darn good. Man you must be getting much better weather up there in Belton than we are here in Austin. Its too freaking cold and wet for anything down here right now.
 
bfowkes said:
Looks darn good. Man you must be getting much better weather up there in Belton than we are here in Austin. Its too freaking cold and wet for anything down here right now.
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Ha ha... not even. I did this detail a few weeks ago, just never posted it until now. It's the same here... I'm north of you, so it hits us first then you:cheers:
 
Yup I am not even looking for any cars to do right now. This morning it was a balmy 34 at the house when I left for work.
 
Looks good D2G! I like how you post the same shots before and after right next to each other for easy comparison. Nice going with the little extra as well! :cheers:
 
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