imported_Picus
New member
Yo yo... some more spam for y'all! 
Chronologically this time:
Lexus RX300; the owner was selling it. When I asked "What happened to it?" his wife said she got fed up with him not cleaning it, so she cleaned it with a broom. :woot:
EC/OP via yellow @1600
Megs #80
Megs #26
Sorry, it got dark out.
Mercedes R350; interior only. This is owned by the woman who owns the Sienna I did last year (Grouse may remember this one, I needed help getting a "smell" out), she went and bought a car with a white interior. Heh. This was after ~6 months.
Lots of vacuuming, extracting, apc, etc. 303 Fabric cleaner is a god send.
Interesting one. A 2002 Corvette - the owner said it was in ok shape. He was right; there was some random deep marring and some swirling, but overall it was not in bad shape at all. He's suffering from "yellow car owner" syndrome; his car looked amazing, but by virtue of it being yellow he constantly envies the darker colors. Kind of interesting to speak with him, knows a lot about detailing but wanted to see if a pro could "kick it up a notch", hopefully I did.
EC/HC via orange @ 1400
106ff via white @ 1200
Z5pro x2
Z2 pro
Z8
Yes, it rained, and the car got wet. Luckily we were done!
Porsche Carrera S, new car prep. A little light marring from the dealership. Easy-breezy.
106FF via white @ 1300 on the hood and fenders
Z5pro feat. AJT
2007 Infiniti G35, first new model I've done. The paint is similarly horrible like the old ones. This one actually had a an interesting issue (see here: http://autopia.org/forum/professional-detailers/87663-help-diagnosing-problem-2007-infiniti-g35.html)
Anyway, we think the passenger side was repainted. It was really, really soft, horrible to work with.
OHC/orange via PC
106ff/grey via PC
Z5pro
Honda S2000, 2004. Moderate marring, some deep stuff I touched up/sanded, etc. It came out well I thought.
Megs Unigrit 3k to the rescue!
HC/orange @1500
106ff/white @1300
Z5pro
Souveran
These scratches were down to primer...the owner was pretty psyched to have em gone.
:thx :hifive:
Chronologically this time:
Lexus RX300; the owner was selling it. When I asked "What happened to it?" his wife said she got fed up with him not cleaning it, so she cleaned it with a broom. :woot:
EC/OP via yellow @1600
Megs #80
Megs #26
Sorry, it got dark out.
Mercedes R350; interior only. This is owned by the woman who owns the Sienna I did last year (Grouse may remember this one, I needed help getting a "smell" out), she went and bought a car with a white interior. Heh. This was after ~6 months.
Lots of vacuuming, extracting, apc, etc. 303 Fabric cleaner is a god send.
Interesting one. A 2002 Corvette - the owner said it was in ok shape. He was right; there was some random deep marring and some swirling, but overall it was not in bad shape at all. He's suffering from "yellow car owner" syndrome; his car looked amazing, but by virtue of it being yellow he constantly envies the darker colors. Kind of interesting to speak with him, knows a lot about detailing but wanted to see if a pro could "kick it up a notch", hopefully I did.
EC/HC via orange @ 1400
106ff via white @ 1200
Z5pro x2
Z2 pro
Z8
Yes, it rained, and the car got wet. Luckily we were done!
Porsche Carrera S, new car prep. A little light marring from the dealership. Easy-breezy.
106FF via white @ 1300 on the hood and fenders
Z5pro feat. AJT
2007 Infiniti G35, first new model I've done. The paint is similarly horrible like the old ones. This one actually had a an interesting issue (see here: http://autopia.org/forum/professional-detailers/87663-help-diagnosing-problem-2007-infiniti-g35.html)
Anyway, we think the passenger side was repainted. It was really, really soft, horrible to work with.
OHC/orange via PC
106ff/grey via PC
Z5pro
Honda S2000, 2004. Moderate marring, some deep stuff I touched up/sanded, etc. It came out well I thought.
Megs Unigrit 3k to the rescue!
HC/orange @1500
106ff/white @1300
Z5pro
Souveran
These scratches were down to primer...the owner was pretty psyched to have em gone.
:thx :hifive:
