I scheduled this detail at the last minute. My fiance and I decided we were going to schedule a "no work" weekend. That sounded good until I received a phone call for a Mazda 3 that needed some TLC. I was bored, Jordyn was fidgeting, and so we took it in.
The idea was to simply freshen it up. The owner lives in Pittsburg and never has a chance to get it clean. He works from home, but he travels a good bit. He is also remodelling his condo and really needs a truck, but for now he uses this auto to get drywall, plywood, etc. Boy does it show.
The car looked generally dirty on the outside, but the inside was a M E S S.
Anyway, for 2.5 hours I think the outcome looked good (did not meet our ultimate standards), but he got what he paid for (our Casual Package- plus a little more) and it met every bit of his expectations. He later took us out for drinks and dinner in addition to show his appreciation.
Next time, he said he will spring for the correction package(s) as there were several scratches in the paint.
Here's the Process:
Exterior Cleanse- Surf City Grime remover for all the bugs and along and under wheel wells, DP Xtreme Foam/AG Foam Gun Wash,
Pinnacle Bug Sponge, Optimum Clay with Sonus Glyde, Poorboys EX-P, Optimum Gloss Enhancer
Interior Cleanse- Vacuum, TOL APC (10:1), Swissvax Brushes,
Meguiar's Quick Interior Detailer
Wheels: PB Wheel Cleaner, Wheel Brush (Cone), BH Wheel Face Brush,
Meg's Hot Shine
Engine: Tarminator, TOL APC, Swissvax Brushes, CD2
Trim: PB Trim Restorer
Exhaust Tip: TOL APC, 0000 Steel Wool, ND Wadding
There was only sun for about 20 minutes, and that was caught by chance by me almost 2 hours after the car was done.
On to the show:
This car had more than a Little Captain in it...
My fiance and business partner getting down
...and under (where's your company polo girl!)
Clay after half of a door
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