kdubski
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- Dec 8, 2010
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Autogeek,
Today I was cleaning a post accident repaired car at my body shop so it's tidy for the customer coming to pick it up. It felt too clean and there was dressing on the doors, first signs of it being detailed. Then I popped the engine, it looked brand new.
The car was clearly detailed and the dressing the detailer used on the engine bay was phenomenal. It was a little greasy, but also when I rubbed my glove against the dressed surfaced, my hand left no trace of playing with it. Most dressings that I've used need to be applied uniformly to look good and avoid streaking. I guess this means that it was well absorbed by the plastic. There are pictures below, any idea what product it might be? It was a clear gel on my gloves when I found deposits of it if that helps. If I can I.D. I will most definitely be placing an order of it. Thanks!!
Today I was cleaning a post accident repaired car at my body shop so it's tidy for the customer coming to pick it up. It felt too clean and there was dressing on the doors, first signs of it being detailed. Then I popped the engine, it looked brand new.
The car was clearly detailed and the dressing the detailer used on the engine bay was phenomenal. It was a little greasy, but also when I rubbed my glove against the dressed surfaced, my hand left no trace of playing with it. Most dressings that I've used need to be applied uniformly to look good and avoid streaking. I guess this means that it was well absorbed by the plastic. There are pictures below, any idea what product it might be? It was a clear gel on my gloves when I found deposits of it if that helps. If I can I.D. I will most definitely be placing an order of it. Thanks!!
