DetailedByPrecision: 2016 Golf R New Car Prep & Protection Service. Owner is a detailing enthusiast. San Francisco Auto Detailing

[BrutalNoodle]

Beautiful results!

Great job on the trim pieces, they came out like-new!

he also wanted to know my opinion about controversial topics within the detailing industry

Longevity of coating and/or effectiveness of rinseless? lol


BTW, have you had the chance to sample Sonax Perfect Finish? Solid product. I really like it for trim/pillar covers. Newer imports are full of these sensitive plastic accents.

[DetailedByPrecision]

Nicely done
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thank you

Looks great. Love the color.

thank you

Looks incredible my friend!

thank you

Amazing work and write-up Limny!

thanks marc!

Beautiful work.
Stunning car, nice colour too. Big fan of the Golf (not huge on the Mk3) & I would love a GTi in white someday. Superb write up, pictures & workmanship mate, thank you for sharing.

Aaryn NZ.

thanks aaryn. It's the nice shade of grey because it's not the boring dull flat shade of grey.

Splendid job!

Even your fanatic customer will be totally satisfied. And he is probably capable of washing it properly so it will still look great when he brings it back for any upkeep in a few months or a year or so.

I believe he plans to bring it back every 6 months. But regardless, he will be able to maintain it properly.

Great job Limny. Those b pillars look phenomenal. We gotta meet up one these days.

thanks Don. Yea those pillars gave me some trouble.....but I figured it out eventually. Spring/Summer coming around town for a meet up....

Now THAT's how that car should look out of the gate! Kudos!

Thanks kitty.

Really sharp! Job well done.

It's gotta feel nice knowing that when it left your hands it was going to a home where your hard work will be cared for and maintained, not just un-done 2 weeks later by a beater brush car wash.

I have no doubts at all the finish will be looking good for a while..

Beautiful results!

Great job on the trim pieces, they came out like-new!
Longevity of coating and/or effectiveness of rinseless? lol
BTW, have you had the chance to sample Sonax Perfect Finish? Solid product. I really like it for trim/pillar covers. Newer imports are full of these sensitive plastic accents.

Thanks noodle. You just won brownie points... He asked a lot of questions about coatings. I have not tried that product yet. How do you like it? How do you use it?

[BrutalNoodle]

Ah, you haven't tried it yet. Pretty interesting stuff, basically a 'boutique' M205. Finishes down nicely; lsp ready.

There's a trim piece on the rear of my Forester (right below tailgate wiper) that mars easily - I'd say rival that of instrumental gauge cover. Yup, that sensitive. Perfect Finish is great for that. Even by hand which I've done a few times with outstanding results.

I should send you some to try. I'd be no trouble at all.

[Sizzle Chest]

Great write up, pics and work! It came out very nice. Owner should be thrilled with the results!

[RMM]

Great work!
Those pillars are a true PITA...all the cars "in da house" have them.

[Mike@DedicatedPerfection]

Incredible documentation Limny. Really well done.

[DetailedByPrecision]

Ah, you haven't tried it yet. Pretty interesting stuff, basically a 'boutique' M205. Finishes down nicely; lsp ready.

There's a trim piece on the rear of my Forester (right below tailgate wiper) that mars easily - I'd say rival that of instrumental gauge cover. Yup, that sensitive. Perfect Finish is great for that. Even by hand which I've done a few times with outstanding results.

I should send you some to try. I'd be no trouble at all.

Thanks appreciate the offer. I'll drop you a message when I'm ready. I'll share some stuff with you to try out as well.

Great write up, pics and work! It came out very nice. Owner should be thrilled with the results!

Thanks Scott.

Great work!
Those pillars are a true PITA...all the cars "in da house" have them.

It looks great when unblemished, but not practical for real life daily drivers.

Incredible documentation Limny. Really well done.

Thanks Mike! How's the weather over there? Warming up yet?

[Mike@DedicatedPerfection]

Thanks Mike! How's the weather over there? Warming up yet?

No not at all. Last week Thursday was the first day this year we broke 50 degrees. After that back down in the 40's for highs.

[Whiplash Willy]

How come you went with a sealant instead of a coating? Also, whats the deal with that WRX wheel in the background ?

I have also had good results with Carpro's Water Spot Remover. I initially tried Clay, Vinegar, and Optimum's water spot remover, with no effect. Carpro's Water Spot Remover completely removed these horrible spots I got from getting hit by a sprinkler at work!