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My son and I had 3 vehicles to do one afternoon, all on concrete in the full sun, about 95 that afternoon. Almost like a cold front considering it had been over 100 pretty much all of August!
1995 Pontiac Gran Prix, 2003 Kia Sedona to wash and wax, and an '04 Suburban to wash, wax and detail the interior. No polishing on any of them, their boss pays for a one step exterior job, but the owner of the Suburban also popped for a full interior detail.
Just starting out here:
I didn't get any after shots of the Gran Prix, he came out just as I was finishing the windows (which took forever because he is a chain smoker) and had to leave immediately to pick up his kids at daycare. I guess just picture a shiny white mid 90s Gran Prix in your mind.
2003 Kia Sedona. My son was glad we only had to vacuum the interior on this one, spills, stains, stuck food, etc everywhere. Probably would have charged $120 more if he wanted the interior cleaned, maybe more. Anyway, just waxed it with Poorboy's EX. It actually turned out pretty good considering we didn't polish it. Not much in the way of swirls, probaby because it never gets washed.
2004 Chevy Suburban. Same deal on the exterior as the Kia, EX by hand. My son cleaned the interior with Woolite/water and dressed it with Optimum Protectant Plus. There were a few spots on the side of the rear seat that appeared to have been caused by bleach or acid because the color was bleached out. Other than that, it came out really good.

My son and I had 3 vehicles to do one afternoon, all on concrete in the full sun, about 95 that afternoon. Almost like a cold front considering it had been over 100 pretty much all of August!
1995 Pontiac Gran Prix, 2003 Kia Sedona to wash and wax, and an '04 Suburban to wash, wax and detail the interior. No polishing on any of them, their boss pays for a one step exterior job, but the owner of the Suburban also popped for a full interior detail.
Just starting out here:


I didn't get any after shots of the Gran Prix, he came out just as I was finishing the windows (which took forever because he is a chain smoker) and had to leave immediately to pick up his kids at daycare. I guess just picture a shiny white mid 90s Gran Prix in your mind.

2003 Kia Sedona. My son was glad we only had to vacuum the interior on this one, spills, stains, stuck food, etc everywhere. Probably would have charged $120 more if he wanted the interior cleaned, maybe more. Anyway, just waxed it with Poorboy's EX. It actually turned out pretty good considering we didn't polish it. Not much in the way of swirls, probaby because it never gets washed.



2004 Chevy Suburban. Same deal on the exterior as the Kia, EX by hand. My son cleaned the interior with Woolite/water and dressed it with Optimum Protectant Plus. There were a few spots on the side of the rear seat that appeared to have been caused by bleach or acid because the color was bleached out. Other than that, it came out really good.

