1999 Porsche Carrera 4. First time I've seen this car, one of my Bentley customers has had this car at his house in Colorado, rarely drives it so he brought it down here to sell. Better shape than I expected, light swirls, lots of dog hair inside and the refinished front bumper wasn't holding up that well, lots of chips on the lower half. But for a 13 year old car that's pretty good. He just wanted a basic (1 polishing step) full detail, which, given the decent condition of the paint, that was enough to get it into shape.
ONR wash, Opti-Raser clay sponge
Optimum Hyper Polish using an Optimum microfiber polishing pad and my PC 7424 XP
Optimum Opti-Seal (new formula)
Armor All on tires/fenderwells
3D Trim Protectant on all exterior trim
Optimum Metal Polish on the exhaust tips
Woolite/water at 20:1 dilution to clean leather and vinyl
3D Carpet Shampoo at 16:1 dilution to clean the carpets and mats
Optimum Protectant Plus on the vinyl...twice. The vinyl was really, really dry.
Meguiars Gold Class Leather Conditioner on the leather
The front seat really isn't that color, the glass at this condo had a gold tint to it, happened to be shining on the car when I took the pic
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2010 Chevrolet Tahoe. I polished and waxed it when it was new, since then, I've waxed it one more time and washed it a few times when taking care of their other cars (E350, Carrera, Z4 among others they've had) but never detailed it until yesterday. I was supposed to detail it the day before but the weather guessers were promising a rainy afternoon that never materialized. Maybe 10-15 minutes of sprinkles here, the Tahoe's owner lives north of me, they really didn't get anything. That meant starting early because I had to pick up my son at the airport at 2 PM yesterday. :hairpull:
The owners had the Tahoe emptied out so I saved some time there. Overall the inside wasn't too bad, just a few stains here and there and the grey leather seats were a bit dirty. Didn't bother with pictures of the interior, with bright sunlight, it is really tough to get interior shots with the contrast of bright sun and shadows.
The front end was caked in bugs, been dealing with that all spring. Warm winter, lots of rain mean lots of huge bugs that apparently eat glue. Had to presoak the front end with Power Clean on this one. Managed to finish it up in time to get my son at 2 PM...but his flight was 35 minutes early so he had to wait about 5 minutes on me to get there. :lol
ONR wash, Opti-Raser clay sponge
Optimum Power Clean + ONR to remove bugs on front end
Optimum G-P-S using an Optimum microfiber polishing pad and my PC 7424 XP
Armor All on tires/fenderwells
3D Trim Protectant on exterior trim
ONR wash, Opti-Raser clay sponge
Optimum Hyper Polish using an Optimum microfiber polishing pad and my PC 7424 XP
Optimum Opti-Seal (new formula)
Armor All on tires/fenderwells
3D Trim Protectant on all exterior trim
Optimum Metal Polish on the exhaust tips
Woolite/water at 20:1 dilution to clean leather and vinyl
3D Carpet Shampoo at 16:1 dilution to clean the carpets and mats
Optimum Protectant Plus on the vinyl...twice. The vinyl was really, really dry.
Meguiars Gold Class Leather Conditioner on the leather
The front seat really isn't that color, the glass at this condo had a gold tint to it, happened to be shining on the car when I took the pic
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2010 Chevrolet Tahoe. I polished and waxed it when it was new, since then, I've waxed it one more time and washed it a few times when taking care of their other cars (E350, Carrera, Z4 among others they've had) but never detailed it until yesterday. I was supposed to detail it the day before but the weather guessers were promising a rainy afternoon that never materialized. Maybe 10-15 minutes of sprinkles here, the Tahoe's owner lives north of me, they really didn't get anything. That meant starting early because I had to pick up my son at the airport at 2 PM yesterday. :hairpull:
The owners had the Tahoe emptied out so I saved some time there. Overall the inside wasn't too bad, just a few stains here and there and the grey leather seats were a bit dirty. Didn't bother with pictures of the interior, with bright sunlight, it is really tough to get interior shots with the contrast of bright sun and shadows.
The front end was caked in bugs, been dealing with that all spring. Warm winter, lots of rain mean lots of huge bugs that apparently eat glue. Had to presoak the front end with Power Clean on this one. Managed to finish it up in time to get my son at 2 PM...but his flight was 35 minutes early so he had to wait about 5 minutes on me to get there. :lol
ONR wash, Opti-Raser clay sponge
Optimum Power Clean + ONR to remove bugs on front end
Optimum G-P-S using an Optimum microfiber polishing pad and my PC 7424 XP
Armor All on tires/fenderwells
3D Trim Protectant on exterior trim