So this Beauty Queen came in to get cleaned up. The owner wanted the interior, exterior and engine detailed. He didn't want the paint polished just yet because he was going on a road trip with his family and figured he would get it done when he came back. Unfortunately, this was completed at around 9pm so I couldn't really get any shots outdoors. Finally, I couldn't resize these because for some reason the site I use was down 
Engine:
APC
P21S TAW
Stoner's Trim Shine
Wheels:
APC (applied through a foaming trigger which works wonders!...thanks to integritydetail!)
P21S TAW
Dressed with Z16
Exterior:
ONR
Meg's #7 Glaze
845IW
Here it is cleaned up...
The foaming action with Meg's APC through a foaming trigger is really cool to watch! Look at the brake dust and filth coming out of the tire.
I think the product did it's thing here...
The engine was pretty dusty as well.
The felt beneath the hood has white feathers all over it. I think this man hit a swan with this car at some point.
Not perfect, but I couldn't do much about the permanant stains...
Now for the mini review of Meguiars's Show Car Glaze #7...
I think that for a glaze this product did it's thing. It did fill a significant amount of swirls and shallow scratches. These pictures are pure glaze, no wax applied. I can't really comment on the durability since it wasn't used on my car. I can say that it was not as hard to remove as some here have said.
Rear Door Before...
Rear Doof After...
Driver's Side Fender Before...
Driver's Side Fender Before...
This is the amount of glaze I used...who am I kidding...it's a "g"...but BEFORE I glazed that panel! :laugh:
Engine:
APC
P21S TAW
Stoner's Trim Shine
Wheels:
APC (applied through a foaming trigger which works wonders!...thanks to integritydetail!)
P21S TAW
Dressed with Z16
Exterior:
ONR
Meg's #7 Glaze
845IW
Here it is cleaned up...
The foaming action with Meg's APC through a foaming trigger is really cool to watch! Look at the brake dust and filth coming out of the tire.
I think the product did it's thing here...
The engine was pretty dusty as well.
The felt beneath the hood has white feathers all over it. I think this man hit a swan with this car at some point.
Not perfect, but I couldn't do much about the permanant stains...
Now for the mini review of Meguiars's Show Car Glaze #7...
I think that for a glaze this product did it's thing. It did fill a significant amount of swirls and shallow scratches. These pictures are pure glaze, no wax applied. I can't really comment on the durability since it wasn't used on my car. I can say that it was not as hard to remove as some here have said.
Rear Door Before...
Rear Doof After...
Driver's Side Fender Before...
Driver's Side Fender Before...
This is the amount of glaze I used...who am I kidding...it's a "g"...but BEFORE I glazed that panel! :laugh:
