'06 Toyota Tundra

[imported_weekendwarrior]

This truck has 46,000 miles on it, and belongs to a builder. He frequently takes his dog to jobsites with him. The area we live in has a lot of red mud, so the interior was really dirty...there was a layer of red mud gunk on the leather and carpet. The exterior wasn't bad, but there were several scuffs from it being a work truck.



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Now to the exterior (kind of boring...it's white)...

Door handles were scratched from jewelry and finger nails...

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[imported_reeeko991]

nice job on the leather, what did you use?



Looked like a smokers car at first with that leather all stained.



Great job.

 

[imported_wagonproject]

Nice job! What was your process?

 

[IWantaCBR1000RR]

that looks great man

 

[Quality Leather]

I hope you know that the bottom bolster is damaged and no amount of cleaning will bring it back. I am specifically talking about that tan strip. This is classic wear with the coating worn down to the bare leather. I am not sure if the owner cares, but it would need to be recoated.

 

[pampos]

top work there!!!!!!

 

[Kevin Brown]

Say,

Nice work, there! :clap:



Believe me...

I feehl your pain!



These trucks do get hammered in day-to-day use.

 

[Todd@RUPES]

Looks great!! I appericate the details such as removing marks from the door handles, etc...

 

[kaval]

Nice job! How did you go about removing the nicks from behind the door handles?

 

[imported_weekendwarrior]

Thanks for all the compliments...



M105 and a foam applicator was used (by hand) in the door handle cups. I don't even use ScratchX any more...just M105.



For the leather, I used Woolite/Water, a microfiber rag, a terry cloth rag, and a horse hair brush.

 

[JohnHenry]

Nice work, David!