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    This was my detail from Saturday. A friend of mine wanted to have his 2004 Mercury Mountaineer detailed inside and out. I went up to his shop and did the detail there.



    The interior plastics and leather were pretty dirty and the interior needed an overall thorough cleaning.



    Interior Process & Products



    • Interior thoroughly vacuumed
    • All plastics, vinyl, leather, etc was cleaned using Kleen APC diluted 8:1 (picked up at a local place, still testing it out) and race glaze detailing brush, and a vinyl & leather brush. Some of the hard plastics I used Kleen with a magic eraser.
    • Cup Holders, Vents, and carpets received a quick steam cleaning with my Vapor Clean Gaia
    • Plastics and leather were treated with 303 Aerospace
    • Windows cleaned with 2 Window MFs and Megs Window Cleaner
    • Gauge Cluster was cleaned with DP Plex-All












    The exterior was equally as dirty.



    Exterior Process & Products



    • Wheels/Tires rinsed with Karcher 2000psi pressure washer
    • Wheels sprayed with Iron-X - the drivers side rear wheel needed 4 cleaning with Iron-x and scrubbing to remove the heavy baked on brake dust.
    • Wheels agitated with Race Glaze XL wheel brush, lug nut brush, and soft wheel brush
    • Tires sprayed with Megs Super Degreaser dulited 4:1 and scrubbed with a stiff brush
    • Wheel wells received Megs Super degreaser and a scrubb with a wheel well brush
    • Exterior was pressure washed with the Karcher pressure washer then front and side mirrors were sprayed with Poorboy`s Bug Squash diluted 3:1
    • Two bucket wash method with DP Xtreme Foam and Dawn mix. Used Chenille wash mitt.
    • Rinsed well, then sprayed with Iron-X left to dwell. I didn`t include the Iron-x pics in the video, but here they are to show you the heavy contamination I was dealing with.




















    • Vehicle was rinsed well again
    • De-tarred and adhesive from a sticker on the rear hatch removed using Stoner`s Tarminator and a MF
    • Clayed using the Speedy prep towel and ONR diluted to clay lube strength
    • Dried with Cobra Waffle Weave towel
    • Blackfire Wet Diamond paint sealant was applied via PC 7424 and LC Blue pad
    • Tires dressed with Pinnacle Black Onyx
    • Wheel wells dressed with Protect-All (another local pick up, similar to Megs 40)
    • Exhaust tip cleaned with Optimum Metal Polish, 0000 steel wool, and MF
    • Door jambs cleaned with ONR






    Now the video I put together. Thanks for viewing!



    Mercury Mountaineer - YouTube

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    Nice vid and Awesome job on the Mountaineer SeaJay! My boss has a black one and ohhhh man whoever detailed it went to town on it with a rotary.....swirls still there, buffer trails galore and whatever they tried to do with it to make it look good failed...miserably. I don`t think they even tried using a filler to hide the hack job!

    Luckily the owner of the one you did won`t suffer the same fate! Excellent job!!!

    Where abouts in Mass are you?
    My pride is in the details!



    736 GunTrucks -Bakersfield to Bagdad-...and everywhere in between. OIF II `04-`05

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    Thanks!



    I`m in Billerica.

 

 

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