2007 BMW 335i

[sal329]

I talked to the customer about the car. He wanted it cleaned up nicely. Im not sure how he has been taking care of it but for the most part it was in good shape. Minor swirls, waterspots and rims were DIRTY. So we agreeded on a 1 step detail.

The BMW was washed with ONR and 2 buckets using a Lowes Grout Sponge, dried with Shag Rag and Vroom drying towels
Wheels, tires and fender wells cleaned with Zep Citrus degreaser, brushes, MF mit and lots of Q Tips (I need some Raceglaze brushes :thumb
Windows cleaned with Zep Professional cleaner
Exhaust cleaned with 0000 Steel wool, Meg Hot Rim Chrome polish, Duragloss 501
Clayed with Meg white clay using ONR
Tires and wheel wells treated with Meg ASD
Wheels treated with DG 501
Paint was polished with FK 215, PC LC euro foam flat 5.5" Green pad (my first time with this combo and it did great, cleans great, removed the swirls and waterspots). As I was finsihing I could see the metallic flakes just poppin, at first I thought it was the FK 215 dusting lol
Glass polished with the same combo as the paint
Danse Wet glaze on paint
LSP today was Wet Obsession


Befores

Pulled up and unloaded my car well I keep my waxes/polishes in the car out of the sun

The 335

Afters, sorry these are not better I was rushing (and Im not great with pics to begin with)

 

[Ronkh]

Pretty.

 

[Troy@Protekt]

Nice job Sal.:bigups

 

[sal329]

Pretty.

Thank you

Nice job Sal.:bigups

Thanks Troy :cheers:

 

[atkinsonair]

Looks good sal, i like the organizational skills you got going on there.

 

[sal329]

Look good sal, i like the organizational skills you got going on there.

Thank you, once in a while I get a good idea lol

 

[Bellydawg]

Looks great. Don't know if it is your normal routine but like that you removed the license plate and frame to clean behind it. An often missed part.

 

[sal329]

Looks great. Don't know if it is your normal routine but like that you removed the license plate and frame to clean behind it. An often missed part.

Thank you. It wasn't but I found a great lil tool kit at Walgreens for $3 picked it up and since then I started removing the plates.

 

[Redwings97]

Great job Sal - Looks to have a nice crisp finish now.