First business detailed car

[imported_jgv]

This is my first detail as business. Someone used steel wool to remove tar and other spots.



Roof before:

 

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Roof after:

 

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Side before:

 

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Side after:

 

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Happy owner after paying:

 

[aljo]

Wow! Very nice detail! You did a great job in getting those steel wool marks off! Thats one happy customer! And trust me, thats going to bring in more business A happy customer is your greatest source of marketing!

 

[procareman50]

Can you "spill the beans" and tell us what you used to perform such a miracle??? OR, is there too much detailer competition in your area???:xyxthumbs

 

[imported_jgv]

Yes, too much competition.... using steel wool! :scared



I've used Menzerna's Fast Cut (where needed) and Intensive Polish.



Then, in the hood, Mother's 1st and 2nd step of their 3 step (testing ).



On the rest, 1Z polymer wax-polish, a mild polisher w/ polymers, kind of a sealent.



The wax, I was sure of what it was going to be cause of the car color, 1Z Glanz Wax. Only the hood had the right to a coat of P21S wax, just to see...



But, as I thought, 1Z gloss rocks on silver!:xyxthumbs

 

[thevolvoguy]

Wow.



That A6 looks awesome. I love Audi's, like VW's they have awesome paint.



Great work!!! :bow :bow :bow

 

[imported_Tony]

excellent work!

 

[Fr0zen]

Thats An A4 But thats amazeing work makes me want the get the fast cut so bad lol.

 

[Scottwax]

Dude! Nice job! You really got that silver to look wet and removing those steel wool scratches? :bow

 

[Fr0zen]

Heh who uses steel wool to remove tar use anything but steelwool on automotive paint.

 

[Cazzzidy]

You know, they might have used the bristle side of a house hold sponge. My doofus friend just DEMOLISHED his paint on his ford explorer with the wrong side of a sponge trying to remove bird ish and bug tar.



It is really a shame that so many DIY car washers end up damagin their paint because of impatience and inability.



Sad thing is, when using an abrasive sponge/steel wool, you cant see the damage while you are working. Only after the car dries is the carnage revealed.



Never-the-less, great work!!! You did good to your first customer.