Detail on a 2014 Ford F150

[Burnt350]

Had a repeat client today that wanted me to detail his 2014 F150. I have detailed his Altima before but this is the first time I have touched his F150.

I can honestly say, I don't think the truck has been cleaned since my client bought it. There was plastic still stuck to the seats from when they were covered from the factory.


Today Products included.....

- APC to clean the Tires, and Wheel Wells.

- CarPro Trix for the Rims and lower panels where tar was present.

- CG Maxi Suds II Foam Bath and Two Bucket Wash with MF Mit

- CG VRP Dressing

- Mothers Polish

- CG Top Coat Sealant + 3x Carnauba

- A butt load of MF Towels

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First the dirty pics...

May be hard to tell but the front was loaded with bug guts. Gotta love love bug season in FL.

Rims were nasty with thick caked on brake dust.

Oooooo a dirty tail pipe.

Im thinking this was grease, but Trix took it right off.

Leather was pretty clean but the carpets were nasty.

Nasty Cup Holders

Now the after pics

The paint was 99% defect free. Felt smooth as glass but only had a couple of ouchies...

BLING BLING!!!!!!

Clean Insides...

 

[custmsprty]

Nice work.

 

[Sicoupe]

Beautiful job!

 

[bill walsh]

nice job

 

[AZ Mike]

Very nice work.

 

[tpr1634]

Great work, I know and I keep mine cleaner than clean.

 

[Burnt350]

Thanks guys. After doing the truck I realized how much it sucks being short. Lol

 

[Mike@DedicatedPerfection]

Nice turnaround!

 

[LSNAutoDetailingLSNAutoDetailing is verified member.]

Very nice... I bet you'll be wiped out for a few days. I did a F150 King Ranch and it took me a week to recover from it. (gettin' old....) ;-)

 

[Burnt350]

I'm 33 and def took an 800mg Ibuprofen. Haha.

 

[Burnt350]

Very nice... I bet you'll be wiped out for a few days. I did a F150 King Ranch and it took me a week to recover from it. (gettin' old....) ;-)

I looked at the pics on your website. I'm exhausted just looking at them rops:

 

[Burnt350]

Well tomorrow he is bringing the truck to me for a quick exterior wash. When he was leaving, it rained on the truck and the VRP dressing must have not fully cured causing it to run on the paint. Used it on a few other cars and this was the first issue I've had with it.