Dcox9
New member
This is the Chief of my firehouses truck, usual customer, but hes been doing a lot of renovations on his apartment lately. So this time it was extra dirty, Saw dust and dry wall pieces everywhere, on top of your usual dirt and mess.
The inside cleaned up pretty well, everything was blown out with air, then vacuumed and scrubbed with APC. He has rubber floor mats so they were taking out and scrubbed and rinsed.
The Truck washed then clayed. Paint was in pretty good condition, so I went with M205 and AutoGlym HD wax.
The wheels got some special attention. Whenever I do his truck, I take the time and polish them up. Polish of Choice was Blue Magic Metal Polish Cream ($6.99 @PepBoys)
I use a wax applicator to apply the cream. Its super easy to put on. Just be careful not to get it on the tires, it can stain them. Let them sit for about 7-10 minutes before taking it off. The cream turns black and you know your ready to buff off. I like using the Mothers PowerBall, as it makes for quick work of the wheels.
After going around the wheel, I follow it up with a MF wipe down of the whole wheel to get anywhere the ball couldn't.
And here's the Finished product
The inside cleaned up pretty well, everything was blown out with air, then vacuumed and scrubbed with APC. He has rubber floor mats so they were taking out and scrubbed and rinsed.
The Truck washed then clayed. Paint was in pretty good condition, so I went with M205 and AutoGlym HD wax.
The wheels got some special attention. Whenever I do his truck, I take the time and polish them up. Polish of Choice was Blue Magic Metal Polish Cream ($6.99 @PepBoys)
I use a wax applicator to apply the cream. Its super easy to put on. Just be careful not to get it on the tires, it can stain them. Let them sit for about 7-10 minutes before taking it off. The cream turns black and you know your ready to buff off. I like using the Mothers PowerBall, as it makes for quick work of the wheels.
After going around the wheel, I follow it up with a MF wipe down of the whole wheel to get anywhere the ball couldn't.
And here's the Finished product
