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Hey guys, I figured I’d post some of my recent work in this thread. We’ll start with the dirty; a 2004 Honda Pilot that had never been detailed, had transported a dog for quite some time and was black. This one was due for just an enhancement detail, so it received the usual vacuum, air purging of cracks, extensive interior cleaning with Optimum Power Clean, dressing with 1Z cockpit premium and conditioning with the Leather Masters duo. The exterior received an initial decon with CarPro Trix, then everything was clayed, polished with HD Speed on the Rupes on black LC pads, and finally topped with Reload.
Before:
DSC01669 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
DSC01685 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
DSC01687 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
DSC01691 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
The seats were heavily soiled:
DSC01692 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
DSC01697 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
DSC01700 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
DSC01693 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
DSC01694 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
Dog hair abound:
DSC01696 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
After:
DSC01735 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
DSC01758 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
DSC01760 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
DSC01763 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
DSC01767 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
DSC01768 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
DSC01766 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
DSC01780 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
Moving on to the new and newer, here are few more enhancement details (same process as listed above):
Before:
DSC02015 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
DSC02027 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
DSC02028 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
DSC02036 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr\
DSC02058 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
DSC02072 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
After:
DSC02100 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
DSC02102 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
DSC02106 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
DSC02121 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
DSC02136 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
2010 328:
Before:
DSC01791 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
DSC01792 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
Using an entire bottle of Sonax Wheel Cleaner Plus to remove years of brake dust accumulation:
DSC01823 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
After:
DSC01828 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
DSC01833 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
2015 Chrysler 300:
Before:
DSC01245 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
After:
DSC01257 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
2013 X3, after:
DSC01981 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
DSC01953 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
DSC01967 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
2016 WRX:
This one received a decon with Trix, light clay, wash and then polishing with Mothers Pre-Wax Cleaner (no correction work required). Following this an Eraser wipedown was performed, then 22ple VX1 Pro was applied to the body, jams and wheels.
After:
DSC01905 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
DSC01901 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
DSC01907 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
DSC01910 by Mike Donoghue, on Flickr
Before:




The seats were heavily soiled:





Dog hair abound:

After:








Moving on to the new and newer, here are few more enhancement details (same process as listed above):
Before:






After:





2010 328:
Before:


Using an entire bottle of Sonax Wheel Cleaner Plus to remove years of brake dust accumulation:

After:


2015 Chrysler 300:
Before:

After:

2013 X3, after:



2016 WRX:
This one received a decon with Trix, light clay, wash and then polishing with Mothers Pre-Wax Cleaner (no correction work required). Following this an Eraser wipedown was performed, then 22ple VX1 Pro was applied to the body, jams and wheels.
After:



