This lady is super nice. She actually washes her car by hand. But unfortunately doesn't do anything to the interior. She also has a 1 year old baby girl who likes to throw debris in the back seat.
The car is less than a year old, so the paint was in pretty good shape. The only issue was the passenger side is always parked in direct aim of her sprinklers. So it had water spots down the entire passenger side.
It took about 10 hours. Not too bad. I am getting faster. The wheel wells in the back did not come as clean as I would have liked. They have a weird material covering them. Not "easy to clean" plastic covers like the front. The wheels also had plastic covers that had been damaged by a tire shop, I could not fix them.
I would have liked to get the wheels wells cleaner, and the inside, very back of the rims. I know some people remove the wheels. I don't have the equipment to do that. I am going to have to look around for a better brush of some kind.....
Here is a breakdown of what I used:
Wheels & Wheel Wells
Amazing Roll Off -- tires and wheel wells
Meguiar's Wheel Brightener -- wheels
Meguiar's Hyper Dressing -- tires (applied and left on for shine)
Griot's Undercarriage Spray -- wheel wells
Wash
Dawn Dishwashing Soap
Engine
Amazing Roll Off
Dressed with 303 Aerospace Protectant
Carpets & Upholstery
Folex -- spot treatment
Sams Club Carpet Cleaner --Carpets
Woolite 10:1 -- Cleaning
Bissell
Leather
Clean -- Woolite 10:1
Condition -- Leather CPR
Interior and Door Jams
Meguiars APC+ 4:1
Alcohol & Water 50/50 for windows
Also treated all of the rubber seals with 303 Protectant
Paint
Meguiars 205 w/Orange CCS pad -- 2 coats
Klasse AIO w/White CCS pad -- 2 coats
Collinite 845 w/Grey CCS pad -- 2 coats
Before:
After:
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