Gross Volvo!!

mgm2003 said:
:yourrock

Her car looks 200% better!!!!!!


How do you like Megs Body Solvent?
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I like the Body Solvent. It doesn't exactly work fast. In fact, the longer you let it sit the more effective it is. Killing time for 3-5 minutes while the Body Solvent is working is sure better than scrubbing away with Bug & Tar Remover. Plus, it's nice and thick. So, I know the chemical is staying where I spray it and doing its work. Basically, what I do is spray it on, wait a few minutes, and then hit the area with my power washer. 90% of that tar was gone with one treatment. Only a few tiny specs were left which I got during claying.

My girlfriend said to me the other day "you've restored the love I had for my car." I don't think there's any better compliment a detailer can recieve.
 
Megs whell brightner is the best! And for the Body Solvent...I use it on every complete detail. A must to me.
Awesome work. I'm actually starting to tell customers to get at least a new drivers mat. They love me telling them the truth. Man that was a nasty car.

Good job.
 
Mikeyc said:
I like the Body Solvent. It doesn't exactly work fast. In fact, the longer you let it sit the more effective it is. Killing time for 3-5 minutes while the Body Solvent is working is sure better than scrubbing away with Bug & Tar Remover. Plus, it's nice and thick. So, I know the chemical is staying where I spray it and doing its work. Basically, what I do is spray it on, wait a few minutes, and then hit the area with my power washer. 90% of that tar was gone with one treatment. Only a few tiny specs were left which I got during claying.

My girlfriend said to me the other day "you've restored the love I had for my car." I don't think there's any better compliment a detailer can recieve.
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Do you spray the body solvent lbefore or after you wash the car?
 
hemin8r said:
Do you spray the body solvent lbefore or after you wash the car?
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I don't think it would matter, but I usually do it before. Any tar found on cars in my area is usually fairly obvious. So, I can typically see it pretty well before I wash.
 
lbls1 said:
Wow that's quite a recovery!!! Hope it stays clean!
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:D She's actually been quite fanatical about the car. She told her sister to "take off her shoes" before she could get in. She also told her pregnant friend that her water better not break while she's in the car.
 
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