'98 Dodge 2500 detail

hwm3 · 06-27-08, 05:22

Process:

Exterior:
Wash with Megs Super Soap via Foam Gun
Wheelwells and tires with APC+ 4:1 and nylon brush
PBs Bug Squash
Dried with PakShak WWs
Clayed with Megs blue clay using ONR as lube
Megs 151 on LC green pad speed 6
Optimum Car Wax by hand
Megs Hyperdressing on wells and tires
Optimum Car Wax by hand on wheels
Stoners Invisible Glass on all glass
PBs Trim Restorer on all plastic trim

Interior:
Vacuumed interior with ShopVac
Folex on seats
Interior cleaned with Woolite 8:1 then dressed with PBs Natural Look dressing

Befores:

50/50

Afters

Jscort98 · 06-27-08, 06:17

That was nasty. Nice job on the paint.

drew.haynes · 06-27-08, 08:13

Great improvement! Looks good.

Jason M · 06-27-08, 08:25

Nice turnaround. Really good gloss on that white paint also.

P1et · 06-28-08, 06:24

I admire this kind of work, fixing a work truck is tough work! Great job making it look brand new!

backwoods_lex · 06-29-08, 04:02

I'm really impressed. From the before pics and the process, I wouldn't have thought that it would turn out so well. Hats off to you.

03k20a2 · 06-29-08, 07:12

nice job. how did you like the 151? what was your process with it such as working time and passes and what not

kerrinjeff · 06-29-08, 08:19

Great work! I didn't realize that 151 had enough bite to take out swirls like that. How many passes did you make?

hwm3 · 07-02-08, 08:54

Quote:

Originally Posted by 03k20a2

nice job. how did you like the 151? what was your process with it such as working time and passes and what not

Sorry it took so long to reply.

I like 151 so far. I worked it until it disappeared into the paint. If not worked long enough, it can be a real bear to remove. In these pics I made slow, half over-lapping passes until broken down fully.

bigfish528 · 07-03-08, 05:07

great work that interior before shot looks like trouble but what you did to it is stunning.