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Old 01-07-2008, 12:07 AM
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D2G Detail: A College Kid's Car (OMG!!!)

Long story short, car belongs to a college kid who neglected the heck out of it. Parents called me up to fix it and that's what I did.
Wash:
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Awesome APC on all lower panels and front end
Foamed with C/G Citrus wash and APC
Ulti-mitt, D2G soap in bucket, short handle body brush
Awesome APC on front end again
Foamed Again
Rinse
Sprayed car down with QD (helps drying)
Dryed
Wheels/Tires/Wells:
Wheels got Meg's Wheel brightener, used grout sponge to clean
Tires pre-treated with Awesome APC, brushed... Dressed D2G tire dressing
Wells pre-treated Awesome APC, powerwashed, dressed with AA tire foam
Paint Care:
DG 105 via UDM and Orange lo-pro pad... speed 4.5
Aquawax wipe down
Other:
Trim dressed D2G dressing

Interior:
Cleaned out all the crap
Vaccuum
Apc wipe down.. used MF's, swissvax wheel brush and a stiff brush
RL interior dressing
Floormats and carpet pre-treated with mix of RL extractor solution, C/G Lightening and Folex... then extracted with 210 degree water
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Old 01-07-2008, 12:16 AM
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Old 01-07-2008, 12:24 AM
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Re: D2G Detail: A College Kid's Car (OMG!!!)

Very impressive, I think that is the best interior detail I've seen from you. It looks like it rolled off the showroom floor. The corner to corner lines look pretty sweet. And of course the exterior is no slouch either, the white is much brighter now. However, how dare you leave the Ulti-mitt on the ground!

Also, when using the QD when drying, do you find that your WW towels become less absorbant after using the QD for a while? I used to use Eagle 1 wax as you dry with a WW and it 'clogged' the towel. After that I used a different QD w/out wax with a different towel with similar experiences. I have since given up using a QD while drying. Just curious about your experiences...

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Old 01-07-2008, 12:33 AM
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Very impressive, I think that is the best interior detail I've seen from you. It looks like it rolled off the showroom floor. The corner to corner lines look pretty sweet. And of course the exterior is no slouch either, the white is much brighter now. However, how dare you leave the Ulti-mitt on the ground!

Man wow, thanks alot.... and I had to let the ulti mitt dry out!!! atleast it wasn't facin on the red side

to be honest with you I just started doing it about a week ago... and all my drying towels get washed once or twice a week and I have about 6 of them... I rotate btwn cars. With a spray wax I could see ur problem, but QD's are more water based than anything, so as it dries not too much is gettting left behind in the towel
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Old 01-07-2008, 12:41 AM
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Re: D2G Detail: A College Kid's Car (OMG!!!)

Great work on the outside. FANTASTIC work on the inside.
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Old 01-07-2008, 12:55 AM
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Re: D2G Detail: A College Kid's Car (OMG!!!)

Yeah, I guess some QDs may react differently than others depending on their make up. I really like the concept of using a QD to prevent marring during drying. I had my guzzler act up on me last week and the last time I used it was with ONR, I wonder if that is detrimental to WW as well... I doubt it though, I did a good soak, wash and rinse (with vinager added) this week with it and hopefully that'll revitalize it. Once again great detail...
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Old 01-07-2008, 03:02 AM
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superb job well done..
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Old 01-07-2008, 05:29 AM
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As always you do great work...Man love the new look on the mats, that's cool...Thanks for sharing...
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Looks awesome. You did a fantastic job! Especially love the interior turnaround.
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Old 01-07-2008, 08:21 AM
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oh, those college kids...never keep their cars clean...great job detailing it up!!!
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