Boogers on Joe Tori`s head liner. That was hands down the grossest car I ever did (including suicide and senior **** cars)
Boogers on Joe Tori`s head liner. That was hands down the grossest car I ever did (including suicide and senior **** cars)
Wow I remember this thread back in 2001 when I was lurking!!!
Back then products like those found in the Doc Johnson catalog was controversial... but now....... they just seem so common... nobody giggles or blushes over it anymore. The attitude towards these things has changed a lot in the past nine years or so.
I`ll giggle
Almost a 9 year old thread!! I don`t work on nasty cars and I never find anything weird.
The second mouse gets the cheese!
Originally Posted by OCKlasse
Found similar photos in a topless club owner`s car.
use to work at a body shop who had accounts for mercedes bmw etc.. while doing a mercedes i was cleaning around the rear seat and found a small baggy of crystal meth.
`Originally Posted by baker999
Getting a pair today, I`ve never realized up until I read this thread, I get cut on almost every car I clean. It`s just my luck though.
How about crappy toilet paper...and yes, it`s one of those things you just have to ask about. Well, aparently the customer had to go to the bathroom real bad, so she pulled off to the side of the road, went and wiped herself....not wanting to litter (LOL), she threw it on the floor in the back and apparently it blew under the seat and she forgot about it.
Ryan Cywinski - Owner
Northeast Auto Reflections
Detail Spa and Mobile Wash, LLC
www.northeastautoreflections.com
I have a client that I clean 6 cars a month for. found a condom in his 22 year old son`s car. Not used, but I put it in a place he would know I found it...lol. Funny, he acts strange when I come clean the cars now.
Always find money...i put it in the center console. I also tell the customer.
Never found a sex toy...but that would be interesting.
It is not worth doing unless you do it right
I have found a bag of weed, a wedding ring, and a rotten bannana in a glove compartment.
When I was in training someone found a handgun under a seat that was used in a murder, we called the cops because we have to anytime we find a weapon that isnt enclosed in a case such as a hunting shotgun.
I found rolling papers underneath the drivers seat, and a tiny bit of old crumbled up green plant material (which I obviously assumed was pot) in the crevices of the center console in a Porsche 944. The car had been just put back on the road after 6 years of storage, so I figured the client probably just forgot about it after so many years or never realized it was there. He is one of the nicest guys I know and a very responsible/wealthy individual, so I never mentioned it to him. :werd:
I also found a few Hydrocodone tables in the crevices of the rear seat of a college kids Civic, a few I vac`d up by accident and the rest I just threw in a bag with the rest of his belongings. Never brought it up with him either, although I`m sure he knows I found them.
I worked at the local hack shack while in university, and have found lots of the usual; condoms, weapons, cash, sex toys, lingerie etc. Not much would phase me these days. The most significant find was in a Mercedes, underneath the drivers seat were two saran wrapped blocks of $100`s all neatly wrapped in bank ties. How the customer forgot about it I`ll never know. He was ecstatic I had found it though, and I received a more than adequate tip for my work (covered my rent for the month :lol).
:cool1: Summer is here!
Survey Says,
Money
Drugs,
Sex stuff
And most digusting items that someone just forgot about.
My story, My old ram,, I took my lunch to work in a tupperware container one nite and didn`t take it in with me, I wasn`t feeling that well so I skipped lunch. That morning I ended up giving a coworker a ride home in a hurry I just threw everything a sweatshirt/newspaper and my lunch packet on the back seat. Didn`t think of it. and being winter time it didn`t go bad just yet.
Well that May In the nice hot weather that bad boy busted open and the stench couldve gagged a maggot. OMG It took me weeks with the windows open and baking soda to air it out.
How do you gauge a person is car crazy or not?
Answer
1. Spend his time looking at his ride more than anyone else
2. Clean her more than any other chores at home
3. Willingly spend his fortune on lavished her, time & effort worth everything
4. Called his ride by name
I share something of my passion to many & of which this one particularly captivated my heart & soul of detailing
remember this familiar ride.... 21 years of oxidized paint that was doomed for repainting even professional body shop says is beyond detailing correction
my 1st attempts (12 months ago)
pic after after 1st correctional detail
she is known as my Nissan 2face
Car detailer: Nissan Sunny AKA two face
some may prefer this original look
I may not have the luxury looking ride or paint but it has been always my passion to detail & to maintained what I have restores.
My paint on one side of the car is 21 years old of age & another restores last year & regularly maintained by bi monthly waxes & 6 months polish, as it is a non clear coated car (AKA single stage paint). Constantly facing the aging issue
A good classic examples?would be?our house gates & grills?living in the tropics....paint get oxidized prematurely by heat & acid rain & yearly painting required, it turn dulls & oxidized
The solution?a double stage paint was created to protect this aging process?.clear coat paint??I may not have the luxury again to repaint my car?..but fortunate to have a special coating flown in special from US manufacture?.AKA Alien coating
This is my thesis done?.studying on my own
Paint defect correction?etched marked caused by prolong neglected birds dropping
spot wet sanded for testing
paint etched by this acidic droppings threat & wet sanded to level up & compound off
Ta da
wet sanded the rest of the 50% of my entire car
Wet sanded the affected area to bring out the defect, 1500 grits sand paper used, followed by 2000 grits sand paper
"Wet sanding" refers to sanding with specially designed sandpaper wrapped around a skinny sponge with water running on the sanding area to clean away paint/primer from the area you are sanding.
"Block sanding" means putting a hard flat structure behind sand paper... use paint paddlesticks or small blocks of wood.
sanding mark removed by compound & I choose M 105 for it aggressiveness & nos 12 cut in precision cutting scale
a prefect 50/50 % comparison picture?to show the 21 years old paint which was oxidized & another side that was corrected
pics before wet sanded
after wet sanded down by 1500 grit sand paper & followed by 2000 grit sand paper
perfectly & evenly sanded down??
The sanding mark was removed by Megs # 105 with S/side wool pad , followed by Lake country Cutting pad with M# 105 & Polish by Megs 80 with Lake country Polishing pad
Another 50/50 comparison pic after sanding mark removed
there is some visible deep scratches is too deep to be removed?..as this car was terribly
neglected for 21 years & paint was just left there to be oxidized. There are countless area where deep scratches inflicted by scotch bright dishes scrub, some are more severe as it seems, it has been brushes over metal bristle brushes
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ +++++++++++++
4 months later
Intervention plan?to maintained this Single coated paint, with minimal effort
ONR No rinse Wash prior Claying (aggressive clay) & lube with ONR
To removed paint imperfection before coating my single stage paint
M#105 with Wool by rotary
Followed by M# 105 with Lake country CCS
Optimum Polish with LC polishing pad
After pics
tada
prefect stage
Apparently, this coating was design to with stand all harshness of weather & environmental threat. Counted my blessing to be able to attained this & having this extra ordinary water beaded results
Pay attention to the blue tape mark area
tape prior coating, it is an area that I coat without any corrections
Pics after coated applied
look at the 21 years old & oxidized paint
300 watt Halogen lamp is no feat even in penetrating thru ?.dead paint?dull & matt
admiring the gloss at the corrected coated side ( on the engine bonnet area only)
tada pics
the car was left to cure for 48 hours?.while we went for an outting
3 days later some sun light pics
some beading pics after some sunny drops
Live life to its fullness
the next day ??.midst
the roof part, Optimum ONR effect, water beading
a week later
prefect water beading pics?that I personally have not seen in my entire life?..look at the semi circle shaped water that?s beads up because of the surface tensioned
8 days later
Another morning midst & after over night rain pics
[img]http://lh6.ggpht.com/_RsduO4BD4FA/TA8htjoc0_I/AAAAAAAAI5s/JjxVMCvfj9k
2 months later?another prefect moments again?rain drop on 2face
the protected side has better water beading & the neglected side water splattered?horizontally
another unbelieving water beading picture, that I never seen on any single stage paint
look at the clarity of the paint , remains even after 60 days
67 days later
extremely close up pics
look at the prefect 50/50pics
alien eggs???
extreme close up pics
extreme close up pics
extreme close up pics
what would have happen if i just believe LUCK (what others says about me) ...& it ran out....
in my conclusion.....there is 2 type of detailer here :-
the 1st type - one who is constantly giving out his personal ideal of detailing (IMHO, IMO. MO) such as beg to defer kinda opinion
the other ...who`s ...........SHOW ME YOUR WORK detailer...the only thing they do is explores & have a personal encounters & not just another read some where or pick along the way......who says what kinda experience
My life is never the same since detailing came into me.......as life is just like a box of chocolate ...u never know what it will comes out to be
always expect the unexpected
as all it takes is a little patience & plenty of passion
stay tuned for more....his friend called joker
Live life to its fullness
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