2.5 on a XJR

ABCDetail

ABCDetail

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I try (key word try!) and keep up with this lawyer and his black xjr, though many times our schedules conflict and I can't get his monthly ins/outs done. Well, about 3 months lapsed and this non-garaged kept vehicle was beat! Bird droppings all over, swirls galore, and a filthy interior. Once again he was only going to be in the office for about 2 hours, so my assistant and I did what we could. Here are the steps I was able to get through;

Washed
Clayed
SSR 2.5 with light cut
Followed with PwC w/ polishing


And my assistant vacuumed, extracted, clean n dressed the interior, but we have no pics!


ABCDetail
 
very nice, especially for a quicky...I used to really get :angry: when people would want quality work and then want it in a hurry:nono
 
2 hours :flamed!!!! it would take me two hours to do those wheels!!!!


great job, especially in that time!
 
zesty-man said:
2 hours :flamed!!!! it would take me two hours to do those wheels!!!!


great job, especially in that time!
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Me to amazing job man, What did you use to clean the wheels and dress the tires. ?
 
Nice work!

It's tough doing those time pressed jobs but it does 2 things for ya...

1) Improves your efficiency
2) Means a lot to the customer

I'm sure through his and your busy schedule making time to do his Jag so it can look beautiful means a lot :)

Can you keep us updated on the durability of PwC?
 
GSRstilez said:
It's tough doing those time pressed jobs but it does 2 things for ya...

1) Improves your efficiency
2) Means a lot to the customer
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Yes, but then, regardless of the business, the customer will expect the same back bending in the future.
 
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