Thread: Bmw

**sparkie** · 10-03-2009, 09:51 PM

Meguiars NTX soap two buckets with LC Red mitt.
Amazing Roll Off, tires and under the fenders.
Proorboys spray and rinse on wheels.
Dry with guzzler and leaf blower.
Door jams Duragloss #521 detail spray.
Engine and bay Pressure washed only.
Paint Polishes DG #501 Griots DA CORBA orange pad.
Last Step Products Zymol Creame wax
Outside Glass PPG Aquapel Glass Treatment
Wheels LSP Duragloss #951 Aquawax
Wheels Wells and engine LSP#265 Duragloss Ultimate spray
Tire Dressing LSP#265
Duragloss #201 on all vinyl
DG #221on leather
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**ASPHALT ROCKET** · 10-03-2009, 09:55 PM

Looking good Sparkie.

**SRHTX** · 10-03-2009, 10:00 PM

Nice work on that 7 series.

Question: What did you have to watch out for when you detailed that engine?

**Evolve** · 10-03-2009, 10:07 PM

Nice! Seeing all these pictures of Amazing Roll Off is making me want to invest in some.

**supercharged** · 10-03-2009, 10:14 PM

Nice work, Sparkie! I could say it was 7-series just by looking at the very first picture. Yes, I'm a big BMW fan, and seriously considering new X5 (2007 and up bodystyle) for my next vehicle, which I want to be a SUV.

**SRHTX** · 10-03-2009, 10:26 PM

Originally Posted by Evolve

Nice! Seeing all these pictures of Amazing Roll Off is making me want to invest in some.

ARO is wonderful stuff. I use it for detailing an engine, with Stoners for dressing. Works very well.

**sparkie** · 10-04-2009, 08:28 AM

Originally Posted by ASPHALT ROCKET

Looking good Sparkie.

Thanks Buddy...I wish somebody in my area had a sexy car that needs a detail. You and Ed (HighEndDetail)gets to them details...Jessica would love to get a hold of one of them cars, yes me too....LOL...

Originally Posted by SRHTX

Nice work on that 7 series.
Question: What did you have to watch out for when you detailed that engine?

Thanks, and watch out for the electronic...

Originally Posted by Evolve

Nice! Seeing all these pictures of Amazing Roll Off is making me want to invest in some.

Awesome stuff, you can see the dirt start melting off....

Originally Posted by supercharged

Nice work, Sparkie! I could say it was 7-series just by looking at the very first picture. Yes, I'm a big BMW fan, and seriously considering new X5 (2007 and up bodystyle) for my next vehicle, which I want to be a SUV.

Thanks my friend...The only thing I hate about German cars is the brake dust. I wish BMW would make a truck, because I would have one....

**Jimmie** · 10-04-2009, 09:31 AM

Another really nice detail Sparkie. I've never seen DG#265 used. Looks good and looks like a time saver?

**Pats300zx** · 10-04-2009, 10:53 AM

Awesome job Sparkie. Good to see you posting your work again.

**sparkie** · 10-04-2009, 08:28 PM

Originally Posted by Jimmie

Another really nice detail Sparkie. I've never seen DG#265 used. Looks good and looks like a time saver?

Thanks Jimmie...You need to try #265. It make rubber and plastic last longer. It is a 5 star product IMO...It has the good silicone, not the cheap silicone you fine in some product.
Duragloss Ultimate Detail Spray (DS) #265
Duragloss Ultimate Detail Spray #265 is a blend of synthetic silicones in a convenient aerosol spray. It gives a wet look appearance with one easy application. Ultimate Detail Spray works great on tires (black or whitewall), bumpers, moldings, door jams, and AC vents. DS #265 is also a great lubricant that eliminates squeaks, loosens rusted bolts and keeps all rubber parts flexible. DS #265 also restores the new look to engine compartments (hoses, wires, etc.)

Originally Posted by Pats300zx

Awesome job Sparkie. Good to see you posting your work again.

I'm happy to be back, and thanks kind words....