Driven Auto Detail
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- Mar 17, 2006
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This customer was a referral from a local body shop. The customer is going to be selling this truck so he wanted to get it cleaned up a bit. Because this truck is so big, it hadn't been washed in about a year. This truck serves as the customer's office on wheels. He owns and electrician company so it was dirty top to bottom. Typically, I try to use all eco-friendly products, but that went out the door for this job.
On a side note, it appears that this is going to be a great repeat customer. Between him and his wife, they have this truck, her Envoy that she uses as her insurance agent vehicle, an '07 Escalade that serves as the family vehicle, and a brand new Harley that he brought home while I was working on his truck. They've already told me to come back out in a couple weeks after they get back from vacation to take care of the Escalade. He also asked me several times about doing his bike. I told him I don't really do bikes, but after thinking about it, I think I'm going to take him up on his offer. When I was talking to him about his bike, he said he's going to be tearing it down to put in a new motor and a bunch of other new parts. I'm really looking forward to working with this family.
On to the details...
Exterior
- Foam/wash with NXT and Meg's Super Degreaser
- Tires received Optimum Tire Shine
- Spot clay to remove tar
- Wax with OCW v1
- Glass with DG Rain Repel
Interior
- Vacuum
- Clean plastic, vinyl, & leather with Simple Green (30:1)
- Treat with OPP
Before:
On a side note, it appears that this is going to be a great repeat customer. Between him and his wife, they have this truck, her Envoy that she uses as her insurance agent vehicle, an '07 Escalade that serves as the family vehicle, and a brand new Harley that he brought home while I was working on his truck. They've already told me to come back out in a couple weeks after they get back from vacation to take care of the Escalade. He also asked me several times about doing his bike. I told him I don't really do bikes, but after thinking about it, I think I'm going to take him up on his offer. When I was talking to him about his bike, he said he's going to be tearing it down to put in a new motor and a bunch of other new parts. I'm really looking forward to working with this family.
On to the details...
Exterior
- Foam/wash with NXT and Meg's Super Degreaser
- Tires received Optimum Tire Shine
- Spot clay to remove tar
- Wax with OCW v1
- Glass with DG Rain Repel
Interior
- Vacuum
- Clean plastic, vinyl, & leather with Simple Green (30:1)
- Treat with OPP
Before:
