New Hondy Ody exterior and I hired a beautiful helper

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gmblack3

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The owner of this new Honda Ody contacted me about getting some good protection. I started the detail at 3:30pm and of course it was dark out when I got done.



Process:

QEW wash

ZAIO/Green P2 pad/Metabo 1300

2x of Z2pro with ZFX

Clear Seal

Z8



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I'll bet the flake is going to look great in the sun:



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My new helper, can't beat the price and I told you she is beautiful:



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Very nice job. My parents have one as well which needs some love after winter.



Your daughter is adorable! Looks like she's working harder than you! haha
 
Nice work, glad you finally found some good help...:2thumbs:



She's a cutie, I'm going to have to get myself some help like that but not for a few years at least, we just got married 8 months ago and still need a little more time to ourselves.:hifive:
 
Looks like your helper does great work!! I used to have one that looked almost identical to her about 18 years ago. She is now off at college and that pic reminds me of how much I miss those days with her. Enjoy every minute.......
 
I see you didn't list it in your OP, but did you teach your new helper the proper ratio to apply the Woolite...? ;)
 
How did YOU produce a child that beautiful from your loins? Geeze, there goes DNA testing...



JK, great job Bryan and Bella is bella :D
 
Looks like you are starting your daughter on detailing even before I got my sons helping me. By the time she is 10, she will be using a rotary on Bentleys and doing it well!



Odyssey looks great too, decent shots considering the location. :)
 
Great job and thanks for the pics - now I can show my daughters that "yes they can" help me! Like everybody says, they do grow up fast, I have a 13 and a 10 year old and I don't know where the time went!
 
I just got a hilarious mental picture of her opening presents on her next birthday and it being a Metabo and detailing supplies, lol. Good stuff.
 
kaval said:
Very nice job. My parents have one as well which needs some love after winter.



Your daughter is adorable! Looks like she's working harder than you! haha
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Thanks Kaval! On that job she was for sure.





JoshVette said:
Nice work, glad you finally found some good help...:2thumbs:



She's a cutie, I'm going to have to get myself some help like that but not for a few years at least, we just got married 8 months ago and still need a little more time to ourselves.:hifive:
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Thanks Josh! If you think the past 8 months have flown by, wait till you have a little one.



Pats300zx said:
Awesome job. Congrats on your new partner. Looks like you are training her young :)
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Thanks Pat for your kind words.



bigfoot said:
Cool job! The good part about your new helper? She can get in noocks and cranies we will never be able to get there.
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Thanks bigfoot! She got under and around the seats real well.



mobenzowner said:
Looks like your helper does great work!! I used to have one that looked almost identical to her about 18 years ago. She is now off at college and that pic reminds me of how much I miss those days with her. Enjoy every minute.......
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Thanks mobenzowner! Its already flying by much to fast.



chml17l said:
I see you didn't list it in your OP, but did you teach your new helper the proper ratio to apply the Woolite...? ;)
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:rofl



TH0001 said:
How did YOU produce a child that beautiful from your loins? Geeze, there goes DNA testing...



JK, great job Bryan and Bella is bella :D
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Thanks for your kind words my friend. I have all my beauty on the inside. ;)



Greg Nichols said:
Child labor is going to be coming by soon...............
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Next time I'd better close the garage door. :xyxthumbs





Scottwax said:
Looks like you are starting your daughter on detailing even before I got my sons helping me. By the time she is 10, she will be using a rotary on Bentleys and doing it well!



Odyssey looks great too, decent shots considering the location. :)
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Thanks Scott! If I can train her to take care of our cars that would be allot of help.





JuneBug said:
Great job and thanks for the pics - now I can show my daughters that "yes they can" help me! Like everybody says, they do grow up fast, I have a 13 and a 10 year old and I don't know where the time went!
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Get them out there! Its always fun to do things together.



BuffMe said:
I just got a hilarious mental picture of her opening presents on her next birthday and it being a Metabo and detailing supplies, lol. Good stuff.
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Christmas is only a few days away....:think2



jpochile said:
Definitely best looking helper I have seen . She looks adorable . Unfortunately they grow up.



Cheers , Jean Paul
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Thanks Jean Paul!



Way2SSlow said:
Bryan,



Your daughter is a doll man. She is adorable. The van looks great too.
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Thanks Wade!



baseballlover1 said:
Great Details man!



Have you put a PC in her hands yeT? Boy by the time shes 15 she will be the best on here.
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Thanks! I am sure she would give it a try.
 
Awesome work Bryan, wish my kid would help me out. Your daughter is going to make the boys cry with her detailing skills in the future............:2thumbs:
 
I can see her when she hits dating age...



"sorry Tommy, I won't go out with you"



Tommy: "Why?"



"You're not Autopian enough for me... your car is a mess." :D
 
zoomzoom mazda5 said:
Awesome work Bryan, wish my kid would help me out. Your daughter is going to make the boys cry with her detailing skills in the future............:2thumbs:
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She's going to make her Daddy :cry: when he walks her down the aisle.
 
Very cute helper you have there. I have 3 and 7 yr old daughters myself. I need to get them out there. I've finally taught them "not to run their fingers along the car while walking in the garage". Argh!
 
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