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scottgt

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This was a wash, wax, carpet clean, and interior conditon and took me bout 1 and 25 min.
and i charged $85

wash
megs shampoo, shmitt

wax
sig ser 2

carpet clean
blue coral

interior condtion
megs 40

i didnt get any before pics of the outside becuase i was charging my batt. while i washed, but i got a few of the inside

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Looks good! I always like to try and figure out what neighborhood your detailing in.
 
haha..this was in lewisville...rite behind the lewisville water tower...lol know where that is?
 
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I really had to look at this one, I was going to say "the rims are cracked" hahaha but then I looked at it again and realized what it was.

Looks good, nice interior and the pictures look good too. I really need to improve my picture taking skills.

Thanks for sharing.
 
haha ...ya i looked at the pic when i got home and i thought i cracked the wheel i was like ahhh lol
 
mind sharing your carpet secrets? I never seem to get the floor mats clean enough. I use full strength carpet cleaner, a brush, and ridgid vacuum. Any special techniques?
 
i do the exact same thing...hmmm...do you let the cleaner soak for a little bit or do you spray it on then start scrubbing?
 
Yeah, I know where you were at. By the service road behind Taco Bueno.
 
I actually used to race in the Old Lewisville Business district back there when I was in High School
 
not that one. lol .the one on 3040 by tombthumb...no where that is lol?
 
Love the detail on that Cadillac! Simply amazing vehicle! Luxurious interior, magnetic ride control, love it!
 
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I really had to look at this one, I was going to say "the rims are cracked" hahaha but then I looked at it again and realized what it was.

Looks good, nice interior and the pictures look good too. I really need to improve my picture taking skills.

Thanks for sharing.
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Hey I like that one too! HeeHeeHee! I was thinking about saying the same thing "the rims are cracked".
scottgt awesome job my friend!
 
Very Nice !! That was a quick one too !!! Love the interior turnaround !! I think thats my weak point, maybe because I just like the exterior and shining up the paint... Great job on the outside as well !!! Nice slick reflection on white, which IMO is hard to achieve on some vehicles without the right combo.
 
ehuth1 said:
Very Nice !! That was a quick one too !!! Love the interior turnaround !! I think thats my weak point, maybe because I just like the exterior and shining up the paint... Great job on the outside as well !!! Nice slick reflection on white, which IMO is hard to achieve on some vehicles without the right combo.
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from what i have notice...people could care less about the the paint..they always look at the interiors after im done and only glance at the exterior...so i try to do really nice inetrior
 
scottgt said:
from what i have notice...people could care less about the the paint..they always look at the interiors after im done and only glance at the exterior...so i try to do really nice inetrior
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I'm the exact same way. I realllly concentrate on every last pin prick of detail on the interior.
 
scottgt said:
from what i have notice...people could care less about the the paint..they always look at the interiors after im done and only glance at the exterior...so i try to do really nice inetrior
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What you say is so true, I for one admire the exterior and I love making the paint shine but most people do not notice the paint so much as they notice the interior...what a shame but oh well.

I too am starting to pay lots of attention to the interior and I'm starting to load up on interior products. Looks like DP is the way to go for interior.
 
scottgt said:
i do the exact same thing...hmmm...do you let the cleaner soak for a little bit or do you spray it on then start scrubbing?
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I guess I should let it soak in alittle longer then. I usually spray, agitate alittle bit, let it sit for 2 mins, spray again, and agitate some more.
 
ya let it soak for a little...what i do is pull the mats vacuum them, spray them down, go vacuum the inside and come back and scrub the matts
 
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