2000 Lexus LS400

[imported_smprince1]

Paint looked pretty good for an 8-year old car with 75K miles.



Wash Megs Gold Class

Clay with Claymagic

Prime Strong via PC / LC White foam / speed 5

AJT



Megs #38 Tires



Hi-Temp Carpet Shampoo

Extract with All-Fibre Rinse



Megs APC all interior surfaces, including leather

Pinnacle Leather Conditioner

PB's Natural Look all interior plastic/vinyl/rubber seals





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Afters:

 

[Legacy]

Good job, but I like stripes on my mats. Just a little extra touch IMO.

 

[imported_smprince1]

Good job, but I like stripes on my mats. Just a little extra touch IMO.

I've never been a "striper" myself, but I've seen about a quarter or a third of the detailers on this site who do it. To each his own I guess.



How does the striping look after the first passengers get in the vehicle? Do the footprints just kind of muddle it all up?

 

[steck]

Good job, but I like stripes on my mats. Just a little extra touch IMO.

yeah, but i'm finding some customers are finding this a bit 'cheesy' as of late.

 

[Legacy]

I've never been a "striper" myself, but I've seen about a quarter or a third of the detailers on this site who do it. To each his own I guess.



How does the striping look after the first passengers get in the vehicle? Do the footprints just kind of muddle it all up?

Too me its like sending your shirts to the cleaners. Have them cleaned but not pressed. And yes when you do wear a pressed shirt they do winkle. Again, JMO!

 

[imported_smprince1]

Too me its like sending your shirts to the cleaners. Have them cleaned but not pressed. And yes when you do wear a pressed shirt they do winkle. Again, JMO!

When you pick up your shirts from the cleaners, have the cleaners put brushed stripes in your shirts? And if not, do you feel that you didn't get what you paid for?