MarcHarris
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So here are two more rides that were worked on at the begining of Winter. The first of these is a '92 Audi 100S. While she certainly looked good for her age, there was still room to bring her back to her glory.
Meguiar's Degreaser and Wheel brightener made the wheels, tires, and wheel wells much better with a little agitation
Here's how they ended:
While I handled those items, Jacob turned his attention to something we feel is an often over-looked eye sore: nasty door jams. Using FK1119 and a brush to clean, and then diluted ONR to flush the chemicals, the area was thoroughly cleaned.
Before:
During:
After:
For the wash, we used our (them) newly acquired CG Citrus Wash. This is some THICK stuff and need to be thoroughly mixed prior to use. While sitting in the bottle of the foam cannon, prior to proper mixing, you can see just how much this stuff doesn't want to easily dilute.
Once mixed to a homogenous solution, I fired up the pressure washer and began with the initial foaming
Jacob washing while I took over as camera man
Washed and dried, the finish surely left something to be desired.
When you can see a big difference in indirect light; you know you're making a major improvement. Often times clients CAN understand how you can spot the difference in a proper finish under sunlight or direct light from halogens/search lights, but fail to realize there is a large visual difference in lower light conditions as well.
500W Halogens
Making a turn around...
Rinsing away polishing dust/oils
Meguiar's Degreaser and Wheel brightener made the wheels, tires, and wheel wells much better with a little agitation
Here's how they ended:
While I handled those items, Jacob turned his attention to something we feel is an often over-looked eye sore: nasty door jams. Using FK1119 and a brush to clean, and then diluted ONR to flush the chemicals, the area was thoroughly cleaned.
Before:
During:
After:
For the wash, we used our (them) newly acquired CG Citrus Wash. This is some THICK stuff and need to be thoroughly mixed prior to use. While sitting in the bottle of the foam cannon, prior to proper mixing, you can see just how much this stuff doesn't want to easily dilute.
Once mixed to a homogenous solution, I fired up the pressure washer and began with the initial foaming
Jacob washing while I took over as camera man
Washed and dried, the finish surely left something to be desired.
When you can see a big difference in indirect light; you know you're making a major improvement. Often times clients CAN understand how you can spot the difference in a proper finish under sunlight or direct light from halogens/search lights, but fail to realize there is a large visual difference in lower light conditions as well.
500W Halogens
Making a turn around...
Rinsing away polishing dust/oils
