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04-02-07, 10:48
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Anthony Orosco is offline
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Detail Audi RS4 & Opti-Seal
You can view the fuller thread and pics here AudiRS4 & Opti-Seal - Optimum Forum
I'll post here the AFTER pics of the exterior.
Paint corrected with Hi-Temp/Optimum and then given one coat of Opti-Seal.
Thanks,
Anthony
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04-02-07, 10:58
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Re: Detail Audi RS4 & Opti-Seal
Looks awesome! One of my favorite cars.....ever! Did you get a chance to ride/drive it?
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04-02-07, 11:03
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Re: Detail Audi RS4 & Opti-Seal
Absolutely amazing work with that interior!
What kind of extractor do you have? Would you mind elaborating on your carpet cleaning methods?
Thanks!
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04-02-07, 11:10
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Re: Detail Audi RS4 & Opti-Seal
wow you lucky dog! I love that car, I'm guessing your customer is an Audi fanatic.
He must have paid quite a a bit to get that RS4 into the country.
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04-02-07, 11:19
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wow you lucky dog! I love that car, I'm guessing your customer is an Audi fanatic.
He must have paid quite a a bit to get that RS4 into the country.
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Was thinking the same thing. That's one cool car!  |
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04-03-07, 01:23
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Re: Detail Audi RS4 & Opti-Seal
not knowing anything about the car,, someone please tell me why this little audi wagon is so hot...aside from likely some 'hopped up' V8 under the hood....
guys have been shoving 350's in Chevettes for years !!! lol
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04-03-07, 06:13
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not knowing anything about the car,, someone please tell me why this little audi wagon is so hot...aside from likely some 'hopped up' V8 under the hood....
guys have been shoving 350's in Chevettes for years !!! lol
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It's actually a 2.7TT V6 making around 380hp. Audi's RS cars, well the older RS cars anyways were Porsche modified. They have better brakes, suspensions, and engines. Basically for Audi enthusiasts it is an icon. It was never available in the US.
http://www.auto-power-girl.com/speci...vant_2000-1028
Great work Anthony!
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04-03-07, 07:30
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Re: Detail Audi RS4 & Opti-Seal
Hey thanks guys.... 
Yes this is one sweet car and while it looks like a wagon it in no way drives like a wagon. Great exceleration and the front brakes on this baby are HUGE! Like those on a Turbo Cayenne.
Recaro seats top off the interior goodies 
Anthony
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04-03-07, 07:33
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Absolutely amazing work with that interior!
What kind of extractor do you have? Would you mind elaborating on your carpet cleaning methods?
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Hello,
I have a small unit made by Sensai which is cold water only. I use it as a rinsing tool only and never do I place any cleaning solution into the tank.
My main cleaning tool is my vapor steamer combined with a specific cleaner for whatever stain I am seeking to remove.
So I treat the stain, allow it to dwell, steam it and then extract it.
Hope that helps,
Anthony
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04-03-07, 07:36
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Re: Detail Audi RS4 & Opti-Seal
There's an Optimum forum?
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04-03-07, 08:10
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Re: Detail Audi RS4 & Opti-Seal
Excellent job, especially on that interior, it was really gross. 
The paint looks very wet.  |
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04-03-07, 05:40
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Love the Audi.  |
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