2007 Toyota Yaris

This car was done on 10/01/08, but due to some internet and resting issues it couldn't be posted until today. This car belongs to a young retired Navy veteran who is a very good family friend, almost like family and who is having a maxilofacial surgery next Wednesday. The car sleeps outside 24/7 and has never been polised or waxed since new. I just started taking care of this one a few months back and it has just been getting easier to clean, but also a little tricky. The car has a lot of scratches and dents, which will be taken care of pretty soon and makes the detail a little challenge. Also she usually ries with her mom and her 2 "monsters", her grandfather(WWII Veteran) and her uncle (mentally challenged), and they both pass gas inside all the time Not all that fun, right? LOL Anyways, we decided to tacke it before her surgery so that way it's protected from the elemnts while she recovers. I wanted to do a full detail, but due to time constrains, I had to do an AIO and sealant, rather than wax. Here's my process(you will read about some products you might never heard before, but they're sold widely here in Puerto Rico):



I started with the wheel using Doctor Mecanico APC full strenght on the wheels and wheel wells.

WW scrubed using a cheap sponge

Tired scrubed using Meguiars Tire Brush

Tires were dressed with Cristal Untouchable Wet Tire Finish(aerosol)

WW were dressed with HyperDressing 3:1

Washed with ONR and sheepskin

Clayed with Rightlooks Fine Clay for top and upper side panels, and Sonus grey for lower and bottom panels(claying was done while washing)

Dried using Absorber

Polished with PC Danase White pad and OPS

Buffed with Danase Buff Towels

LSP of choice was Danase Paint Sealant



Interior was followed with the following:

Vacuumed with my brand-spanking-new Ridgid WD4050

Plastics were done with Meguiars Quick Interior Detailer and a cheap MF

Carpets brushed down with Meguiars Carpet Brush



Now, onto the pics! you can see in here that the car had some bird sh!t sitting for God-knows-how long and was toasted into the CC

This car was done on 10/01/08, but due to some internet and resting issues it couldn't be posted until today. This car belongs to a young retired Navy veteran who is a very good family friend, almost like family and who is having a maxilofacial surgery next Wednesday. The car sleeps outside 24/7 and has never been polised or waxed since new. I just started taking care of this one a few months back and it has just been getting easier to clean, but also a little tricky. The car has a lot of scratches and dents, which will be taken care of pretty soon and makes the detail a little challenge. Also she usually ries with her mom and her 2 "monsters", her grandfather(WWII Veteran) and her uncle (mentally challenged), and they both pass gas inside all the time Not all that fun, right? LOL Anyways, we decided to tacke it before her surgery so that way it's protected from the elemnts while she recovers. I wanted to do a full detail, but due to time constrains, I had to do an AIO and sealant, rather than wax. Here's my process(you will read about some products you might never heard before, but they're sold widely here in Puerto Rico):



I started with the wheel using Doctor Mecanico APC full strenght on the wheels and wheel wells.

WW scrubed using a cheap sponge

Tired scrubed using Meguiars Tire Brush

Tires were dressed with Cristal Untouchable Wet Tire Finish(aerosol)

WW were dressed with HyperDressing 3:1

Washed with ONR and sheepskin

Clayed with Rightlooks Fine Clay for top and upper side panels, and Sonus grey for lower and bottom panels(claying was done while washing)

Dried using Absorber

Polished with PC Danase White pad and OPS

Buffed with Danase Buff Towels

LSP of choice was Danase Paint Sealant



Interior was followed with the following:

Vacuumed with my brand-spanking-new Ridgid WD4050

Plastics were done with Meguiars Quick Interior Detailer and a cheap MF

Carpets brushed down with Meguiars Carpet Brush



Now, onto the pics! you can see in here that the car had some bird sh!t sitting for God-knows-how long and was toasted into the CC

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There's some shine in there, and maybe you can see some weird soot right on the middle of the roof that was taken out with the clay

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The worst dent the car has right now(as stated before, this will be taken car of soon)

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And the interior which was pretty bad, despite I vacuumed it not long ago

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This pic is of the dash, which was not bad, but looking at how to remove that weird spot on the plexy of the ODO(BTW, that's the owner right there)

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Tire done, but not dressed yet

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Now, with the washing

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And the Sonus gray after half a bottom pilar

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After washing

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And a 50/50 after OPS. Left is done, right is not

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By the time, I was done, it was dark, due to helping to move some stuff around the house and getting called every 5 minutes for something, also checking to see how my mom was doing. So the next few pics are after finishing with the OPS and a Danase Pads for the car and LC CCS 5" for the bumpers and intricate areas

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I had to use some OC due to a super scratch in the top pilar by the driver's door which I forgot to take pics about(damn!) and the results were really nice...



But now to the LSP, Danase Paint Sealant. I have to say that I love how this sealant applied and how awesome it looks on this color. It did not mute the flake and it was a super breeze to remove. I will apply another coat in a few days in order to give it a nice protection for a nice while. Now onto the final pics:

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I had to change the applicator because the MF app was absorbing a lot of the product.

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DPS while curing

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Afters

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Thanks for looking



Joey
 
Great job on the car. I like the glow of the DPS. The wheel wells really stuck out to me since I've seen so many "pro" websites lately that have cars with filthy wells. Nice work--they shine!
 
backwoods_lex said:
Great job on the car. I like the glow of the DPS. The wheel wells really stuck out to me since I've seen so many "pro" websites lately that have cars with filthy wells. Nice work--they shine!



Thanks! I love how HD 3:1 looks on the WW, plus leaving those dirty is like cleaning your face and leaving your bottom dirty, IMO ;)
 
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