vinharski
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- Sep 4, 2008
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Yes, that's the price tag for a Range Rover Vogue in Brazil!!! From iPhones to cars, everything is more expensive here. Well, there is noting I can do, so let's move to detailing.
This Range Rover has been "detailed" by a very famous company in town and they did a bad job on this car. Examining it under sun light, it is possible to see every kind of defect. What caught my attention were the swirls on the hood.
INSPECTION ON ARRIVAL
INTERIOR
When I first saw this car, I thought that the interior was already clean...until I did a test spot. Doors were cleaner with a soft brush and 1:6 SONAX APC dilution.
Seats were brushed initially, using the same product for the doors but it was not enough. Using a melaminic sponge and water, I was able to remove a lot of dirt.
ATTENTION: When using melaminic sponge, do not apply pressure or scrub too hard, this may remove ink from the seats.
Foot Rest
Pedals
Interior
Passenger's Seat
Arm rest
Driver's seat
Key
WHEELS
Used Malco Brake Off to clean the wheels. Love how it breaks break dust. Used a Daytona brush to help cleaning.
WASHING
Suspension in Off-Road mode to help cleaning the arches
MASKING
CORRECTION
As mentioned before, I used my Rupes polisher and yellow pad with SONAX PF. After reading a few discussions about PF filler properties, decided to put it to the test. Did my test spot and after polishing, degreased with IPA followed by Degreaser Solution (used in bodyshops to clean panels prior to painting) followed by another shot of IPA just to be sure every oil/filler has been removed.
This Range Rover has been "detailed" by a very famous company in town and they did a bad job on this car. Examining it under sun light, it is possible to see every kind of defect. What caught my attention were the swirls on the hood.
INSPECTION ON ARRIVAL
INTERIOR
When I first saw this car, I thought that the interior was already clean...until I did a test spot. Doors were cleaner with a soft brush and 1:6 SONAX APC dilution.
Seats were brushed initially, using the same product for the doors but it was not enough. Using a melaminic sponge and water, I was able to remove a lot of dirt.
ATTENTION: When using melaminic sponge, do not apply pressure or scrub too hard, this may remove ink from the seats.
Foot Rest
Pedals
Interior
Passenger's Seat
Arm rest
Driver's seat
Key
WHEELS
Used Malco Brake Off to clean the wheels. Love how it breaks break dust. Used a Daytona brush to help cleaning.
WASHING
Suspension in Off-Road mode to help cleaning the arches
MASKING
CORRECTION
As mentioned before, I used my Rupes polisher and yellow pad with SONAX PF. After reading a few discussions about PF filler properties, decided to put it to the test. Did my test spot and after polishing, degreased with IPA followed by Degreaser Solution (used in bodyshops to clean panels prior to painting) followed by another shot of IPA just to be sure every oil/filler has been removed.
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