My weekend detail... '04 Sequoia Limited

zilla

zilla

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My roomates car, he bought it new last August and hasn't do jack to it yet :beat

So I forced him to give me the keys today and spent about 5 hrs on it.

Wash Meg's Gold Class
Clay Wolfgang
PB PP
PB EX-P

The results turned out better than I expected. What with the paint being so new, it didn't take much to really get the wet look. He'll be excited when he gets back from Chapel Hill w/ his fiancee here in a couple hrs.

I took a couple shots of my car as well, I just washed it today though.

*EDIT*

Pardon the light, it's overcast today here in Charlotte.
 
Very, very nice! :bigups

That Sequoia is a lot of black paint! :D
 
Boss_429 said:
Very, very nice! :bigups

That Sequoia is a lot of black paint! :D
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Man you can say that again...lol :lol

One nice thing about it was that all of it was easy to reach. Unlike my car, which involves getting down on the ground to get some of the nooks and cranny's. A downside to the Sequoia, was the amount of rubber trim on the thing. Beyond the normal places (windows and doors) then thing had rubber everywhere, which made my MF dirty as crap while buffing the PP and EX-P off. Fun job though. I wish I hadn't taken a couple before shots, but I wasn't planning on taking any afters so I didn't. I appreciate all the replies! :beer

For anybody interested, my car has the same products (applied 3 weeks ago) only with S100 as a topper.
 
zilla said:
Man you can say that again...lol :lol
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OK.......... That Sequoia is a lot of black paint! :lmfao

Seriously, if have a vehicle like that with a lot of "trim", it sometimes pays to tape off the trim with the blue painters tape........... even if you are only working by hand or with a PC.
 
Boss_429 said:
OK.......... That Sequoia is a lot of black paint! :lmfao

Seriously, if have a vehicle like that with a lot of "trim", it sometimes pays to tape off the trim with the blue painters tape........... even if you are only working by hand or with a PC.
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Yup... I hadn't ever considered that beyond just protecting the trim from the products. I'll keep it in mind next time.
 
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