Peachstate Detail LLC of Atlanta- 2000 Benz SL500 level 1 exterior and full interior

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gmblack3

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A big thanks to Joey for his help again!



Existing client just bought this 2000 SL500 with only 37k miles. He requested a level 1 exterior and full interior including carpet extraction.



Process:

Wash

Clay

One step polish with Wolf's Shine and Seal via GG polisher and white pad

Apply Wolf's Body Wrap

Tires conditioned with Zaino Z-16



Interior:

Vac

Pretreat and extract carpets with Mytee HP60.

All hard surfaces cleaned with 1Z Plastic Deep Cleaner then treated with Vinyl-Rubber Care and Protectant.

Leather cleaned, conditioned and protected with Leather Masters products.

Mats treated with 303 High Tech Fabric Guard.



Sorry no befores. :redface1:



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Justin Murphy said:
Nice, clean work.

How are you liking Wolf's products?
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Thanks Justin!



The Seal & Shine is very slick and the BW adds more slickness. More comments to come. Stay tuned!



Kevin Brown said:
Looks like new! That is some super-low miles. :Banane40:
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Thanks Kevin! It was in pretty good shape to start with on the exterior. Interior needed a good going over.
 
Wow! That thing is in great shape!



Looking good Bryan! I'm also curious to hear your thoughts on the Wolf's stuff. :)
 
Looks good Bryan! That silver has some nice glow. The interior is dialed in for sure! Gotta love the HP60!!! I don't know what I'd do without my HP60...that machine gets the job done. What solution do you like to use in it? I've got a local source that has some AMAZING stuff, you might want to try it.
 
Wolf's Shine and Seal- We used 4 small dots of WSS on a white LC pad via the GG at speed 4.5-5. On a larger area 1/4 of the roof, it seemed to flash off quickly and dusted a bit. Once the pad became "primed" with the product and we work slightly smaller areas like a 2x2', 2 dots of product was fine. Wiping off was very easy and as we noted the surface was super slick.



Wolf's Body Wrap-Water like consistency. Applied with a section of a short nap MF towel using 2 drops. Glided on very easy over the WSS, we waiting 10 mins and wiped off. I had applied it so thin that it was hard to tell on a silver if we had it wiped off. It appeared we did, but the next morning the sun was shining on the paint thru a garage window and I could see product residue. That wiped off very easy at that time. The surface after the initial and final wipe down is very slick.



Always willing to listen to others thoughts or application tips of the Wolf's products.





RaskyR1 said:
Wow! That thing is in great shape!



Looking good Bryan! I'm also curious to hear your thoughts on the Wolf's stuff. :)
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Thank you Chad!



smoknfastlegend said:
Thanks for inviting me to help again bryan! I loved learning to use the wolfs AIO. Very user friendly and left a very nice slick surface.
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Thanks again for your help Joey!



MachNU said:
Looks dam good. Nice solid gloss on that silver.
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Thanks Mike! The client was very happy with the level of gloss on the paint and the interior.



dfazekas said:
Nice work Bryan. What'd you think of Body Wrap?
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Thanks Donald!



gofast908z said:
Looks good Bryan! That silver has some nice glow. The interior is dialed in for sure! Gotta love the HP60!!! I don't know what I'd do without my HP60...that machine gets the job done. What solution do you like to use in it? I've got a local source that has some AMAZING stuff, you might want to try it.
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Jeff, Thanks for your kind words! I'm using Biokleen's Fiber Glow Liquid in the HP60 and Traffic Lane Cleaner or Bac-out as a pretreat depending on type of staining. Tell me about what you are using.
 
Garry Dean said:
Very nice work, as usual, Bryan.



That interior looks brand new!
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Thank you Gary!



The interior did not look that bad to start with, but a good cleaning revealed that the seats/steering wheel had a layer of grime as well as some of the trim areas. The floor mats extraction juice was very dirty, but the remainder of the carpet was not that bad.
 
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