2011 Buick Regal 9/24

[Vegas Transplant]

First detail of the double-trip extended Holiday experience.
Vehicle belongs to a spritely Octogeniarian that did not want 'greasy' tires or leather.
Even though I explained how OCC's Tire Shine and their Protectant is dry to the touch, she declined. ONR at QD was used to clean, protect, and shine the leather.

Vehicle was covered in water oak sap mist, bird dropping etches, waterspots.
I am the only person that maintains this car even though it may be 2-3 months between visits.

Just like the Buick Lacrosse, and with the exception of the Pinnacle clay bar, cotton and MF towels...ONLY OPTIMUM products touched this car.

OPC: wheels/tires
paint:
OCWash
HyperPolish
PolySeal
Opti-Seal
OCW- LSP and all plastic and rubber exterior trim.
interior:

ONR@QD for leather, dash, trim; mixed @ QD with 3% IPA for windows.































Time to recover driver's floor mat...next trip.


















If you're the owner of a light colored vehicle and are looking for a deep wet shine, then OPS/OOS/OCW just may be the answer.

[FUNX650]

Vehicle belongs to a spritely Octogeniarian that did not want 'greasy' tires or leather.
Even though I explained how OCC's Tire Shine and their Protectant is dry to the touch, she declined. ONR at QD was used to clean, protect, and shine the leather.

^^^Pleasing the customer^^^

OPC: wheels/tires
paint:
OCWash
HyperPolish
PolySeal
Opti-Seal
OCW- LSP and all plastic and rubber exterior trim.
interior:

ONR@QD for leather, dash, trim; mixed @ QD with 3% IPA for windows.

^^^Premium Products^^^...
Dr. G's a Wizard!!

If you're the owner of a light colored vehicle and are looking for a deep wet shine, then OPS/OOS/OCW just may be the answer.

I'll have to give your 'Detail Regimen' a whirl,
on the Jeep...For: The Wife---she's my "Other Girl"!!

And...Lest I forget:
Thanks! for your write-up...Very Enjoyable, in so many ways.




Bob

[Vegas Transplant]

Thanks, Bob! The ecomium from you is most appreciated.

When I head down there in Oct., I think that I'll just apply the 845. She's had this car for 9-10 months and allowed me to drive it back here (Lac was having a waterpump installed by the best shade tree in the village) when I detailed the Porsche Cayenne - at that time it only had 800 miles on it.

Two things that I said that I'll never do on the forum: post a show 'n shine, and post in the unpacking thread.

But what the hay, had to post the pics on my page anyway,...might as well find some other way to justify the labor involved.
The Prevost fell through. No big deal. Just haven't done an RV in oover a year, I was looking forward to getting back into the groove.

On another note, I was just reviewing the NWoD post of Monty Python. With the help of Merriam and Webster, it's turning out quite enjoyable

[FUNX650]

On another note, I was just reviewing the NWoD post of Monty Python. With the help of Merriam and Webster, it's turning out quite enjoyable

I always thoroughly enjoyed the mayhem and madness of Monty Python's Flying Circus,
as well as in, whatever else the individuals were so inclined.

Weird..but certainly hilarious to me. Untamed Brits---the whole lot, they were.



Bob

[Vegas Transplant]

I can't remember, but it was either SNL, or the Search For the Holy Grail that was my introduction to MP,

Don't forget this guy: