AppliedColors
07-30-2008, 07:49 PM
The pictures:
http://www.appliedcolors.com/jetta_wago/console_before.JPG
http://www.appliedcolors.com/jetta_wago/console_after.JPG
http://www.appliedcolors.com/jetta_wago/bench_before.JPG
http://www.appliedcolors.com/jetta_wago/bench_after.JPG
http://www.appliedcolors.com/jetta_wago/mats_before.JPG
http://www.appliedcolors.com/jetta_wago/mats_after.JPG
If you`re considering going pro, be prepared for details like these. If 100,000 details were done in the US last year, about 20% of them looked like this. This is the kind of detail work that the average, non car-enthusiast pays for.
These pictures illustrate the value of soaking floor mats in degreaser, pressure washing them on flat ground, and then hanging them from firm mat clamps. Don`t even bother vacuuming them prior to pressure washing--the pressure washer will push out all loose debris, dog hair, etc. Hang for 2 hours, then vacuum the very lower edge dry.
The mats in the after picture are completely dry. We dusted them with a bit of black SEM aerosol carpet dye and they came out great.
You can buy the hanging clips here:
Mat Clamp - DA1750 (http://www.rightlook.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=174)
http://www.appliedcolors.com/jetta_wago/console_before.JPG
http://www.appliedcolors.com/jetta_wago/console_after.JPG
http://www.appliedcolors.com/jetta_wago/bench_before.JPG
http://www.appliedcolors.com/jetta_wago/bench_after.JPG
http://www.appliedcolors.com/jetta_wago/mats_before.JPG
http://www.appliedcolors.com/jetta_wago/mats_after.JPG
If you`re considering going pro, be prepared for details like these. If 100,000 details were done in the US last year, about 20% of them looked like this. This is the kind of detail work that the average, non car-enthusiast pays for.
These pictures illustrate the value of soaking floor mats in degreaser, pressure washing them on flat ground, and then hanging them from firm mat clamps. Don`t even bother vacuuming them prior to pressure washing--the pressure washer will push out all loose debris, dog hair, etc. Hang for 2 hours, then vacuum the very lower edge dry.
The mats in the after picture are completely dry. We dusted them with a bit of black SEM aerosol carpet dye and they came out great.
You can buy the hanging clips here:
Mat Clamp - DA1750 (http://www.rightlook.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=174)