2005 Chevrolet Colorado

[trlblazer3]

This is one of the details that I got to do over the weekend. Time & money was an issue with this job, and the customer wasn't overly obsessed with removing all the swirls on the finish. They just wanted it shined up a little. Sounded like the perfect job for Poli-Seal. Here was my process:

Wash:
Optimum Wash with white/yellow Schmitt
Pre-soaked grill/windshield with PB Bug Squash (3:1)
Clay:
DP clay with Pinnacle lube
Polish/Wax:
Optmium Poli-Seal with white LC pad -Speed 5 on PC
Wheels/Tires:
DP wheel and tire gel
Wheel wells with Simple Green
Dressed with Meg's Hot Shine
Engine:
DP engine degreaser with Meg's brush
Dressed with Meg's Hot Shine Tire Spray
Interior:
Vac'd and dressed with 303

Sorry, no befores, but here are some afters. And yes I did touch up the fender flare in the second pic, I missed a spot! Enjoy! :cheers:

http://i172.photobucket.com/albums/w37/trlblazer3/DSC_0231.jpg

http://i172.photobucket.com/albums/w37/trlblazer3/DSC_0224.jpg

http://i172.photobucket.com/albums/w37/trlblazer3/DSC_0230.jpg

[pirex]

Looks great! Nice work bro :D

[scottgt]

wow looks really wet

[Dust2Glory]

yeah dude looks glossy, really nice green color

[Bigfoot]

Nice! Gotta love the Poli-Seal!:righton:

[Bulla2000]

Nice job.

[Driven Auto Detail]

Nice work! Definitely looks good!

[Nica]

Looks good, I have the poli-seal but I haven't used it just yet...looks wet!!!

Thanks for sharing.

[trlblazer3]

You'll love the Poli-Seal Nica, it is a very nice product. I'm still holding out on a full review to see what longevity is like, but workability and final product is outstanding.

[Nica]

You'll love the Poli-Seal Nica, it is a very nice product. I'm still holding out on a full review to see what longevity is like, but workability and final product is outstanding.

Thanks for the tip, I look forward to the review :)

[Gary Sword]

Nice work!

[sparkie]

Great work, she's wet!