Detailed: 2007 Jeep Grand Cherokee

[Gary Sword]

Very nice job as always Justin. When you use Armor Tire Foam on the engine bay do you just spay everything, then wash it down and dry it off? If not what process do you use with the foam on the engine bay?

[bambo2888]

that leather is squeeky clean

[Kelso]

lookin good, how do you like the black wheel shmitt?i was kind of worried about it being a little too course for some wheels so whats your take on this

[supercharged]

Great job, Justin! I knew you were going to like Poorboy's Super Slick&Suds!
That car wash is amazing, so slick!

When I was reading your post and saw you were using Yellow pad/PO106FF combo, I thought ouch, this must put a lot of marring into the finish, but it came out just perfect. I bet you really like this stuff.

Good luck, bro.

[Prairie360]

Excellent work!

[justin30513]

Originally Posted by FloridaNative

It looks awesome Justin as i knew it would. You da man! How many hours did you spend on this one? Just curious.

About 4.

[justin30513]

Originally Posted by Gary Sword

Very nice job as always Justin. When you use Armor Tire Foam on the engine bay do you just spay everything, then wash it down and dry it off? If not what process do you use with the foam on the engine bay?

1. Let engine warm up. This loosens up the grime. Turn engine off
2. Spray engine with degreaser. I use Purple Power full strength. Lightly spray bay with water to sud up degreaser.
3. Agitate all areas with a wheel brush. This includes under the hood!
4. Let sit for 5 minutes.
5. Using a lower powered pressure washer, blast the bay. Pressure washers use 75% air making it safer than a hose.
6. Once rinsed, spray bay down with Armor All tire foam. Shut hood and crank vehicle. This is why you do the engine first. OVERSPRAY!
7. Let vehicle run for about 15-20 minutes while washing it. I call this the baking process. The heat will evaporate all water and leave a nice matte shine behind.
8. Open hoo and wipe down with MF mitt or towel.

Can we get this stickied?
LOL!

[Truls]

Good one, great job Justin. as always

[Gary Sword]

Originally Posted by justin30513

1. Let engine warm up. This loosens up the grime. Turn engine off
2. Spray engine with degreaser. I use Purple Power full strength. Lightly spray bay with water to sud up degreaser.
3. Agitate all areas with a wheel brush. This includes under the hood!
4. Let sit for 5 minutes.
5. Using a lower powered pressure washer, blast the bay. Pressure washers use 75% air making it safer than a hose.
6. Once rinsed, spray bay down with Armor All tire foam. Shut hood and crank vehicle. This is why you do the engine first. OVERSPRAY!
7. Let vehicle run for about 15-20 minutes while washing it. I call this the baking process. The heat will evaporate all water and leave a nice matte shine behind.
8. Open hoo and wipe down with MF mitt or towel.

Can we get this stickied?
LOL!

Justin, Thanks so much for the details on your process. I save your steps in a word document for later reference. I going to have to try it.

[Truls]

"Shut hood and crank vehicle"

Probably stupid, but i cant find out what "crank" is?

And on more stupid one once im on a roll here, you do spray down EVERYTHING with armor all? motor, plastic, metal it all?