1999 Harley Davidson Road King. Real nice bike, he has me detail it about once a year, usually in the spring. The weather has been dry and warm though so he wanted it cleaned early this time.
He moved from his house to a loft in downtown Dallas so the only place I could work on it was in the parking garage. Anyway, I washed it with QEW, scrubbed the whitewalls with Orange Blast Degreaser, polished all the chrome with Vanilla Moose and use Prime and Acrylic Jett on the paint. All by hand.
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2004 Chevy Tahoe. Her boss was buying and he also wanted me to wash his Porsche (you can see it behind the Tahoe in the first pic) and since I couldn't start on either until noon, I had to one step the exterior. I hadn't used Meguiars #20 Polymer Sealant in a while and while I might normally have used NXT, it just isn't a true cleaner wax product. #20 seems to have cleaning ability on par with Klasse AIO and gives an easy 3-4 months of protection.
Additionally, the owner of the Tahoe said the local car wash in Rockwall had detailed it a while back and she told me not to worry about the spots on the transmission hump between the front seats because they had assured her those stains wouldn't come out. Oh really?
(excuse the 0.3 megapixel camera phone pic quality)
Water/Woolite mixture, small scrub brush, clean towel and less than a minute:
Looks like a certain car wash *cough* Horizon *cough* was wrong. Honestly, I don't think they even attempted to clean it, normally cleaning improperly will set the stain. Came right up for me. Her boss, the owner of the Porsche has already informed that car wash they have been fired. The manager told him they were getting heat from above about the time they were spending on the details.

As long as they simply don't get it, those of us who do care about the job we do will continue to grow our businesses.
Anyway, exterior shots. Meguiars #20 with a Meguiars polishing pad. Honestly, I had forgotten how nice #20 looks.

The paint is a grey metallic, too close to sunset to get pics of it but I had an H2 to detail the next morning at the same office and took a couple full sun pics. Next roll of film though, sorry.