Ford F150, should be Filthy 150!!! Caution: This might make you sick, jk

[Detailing by M]

So I guess this beautiful tuck just sits under a tree and a nasty tree it is!

Washed, Nano Skin on my G100. Meg's White Wax on a Meg's Soft Buff Yellow Pad
Rims, Wheel Brightener.
Glass, D156 Express Wax
Trim, M38 and trim spray

































And the culprit! Don't ever park under one of these trees!


It was about 95 degrees that day. Here I have a 12'x12' Quick Shade. They are kinda flimsy but do the job when you have a huge truck. Also my 3 step ladder and 10'x10' Easy up for my comfort at the bakc of my van/work area


it was so hot I used my customer water to cool down the area. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND DOING THIS. It made the hot day a lot more tolerable.


after washing only, I needed power to remove this crud


The right side was Nano skinned, the left you can still see the filth in the paint.



TA-DA!!! All clean, shiny and protected. and it's white again!


This shot shows the defects still left in the paint but I was only hired to Wash-N-Wax but at least it's white again and not brown

[90sedan]

Wow, filthy is an understatement. How long was it sitting? That's some serious build-up.

Nice turn around for a wash&wax!

[sproketser]

This is an extreme makeover for sure mate .

[Detailing by M]

Wow, filthy is an understatement. How long was it sitting? That's some serious build-up.

Nice turn around for a wash&wax!

I'm not sure but at least a year or so. It wouldn't start and the battery wouldn't take a charge. I try to charge it for an hour.

[rmagnus]

Nice work indeed for a wash & wax..

[EddieF]

Great job. My girl parked under a tree and got some stuff identical to that on it. After washing it, the crud was still there. I tried claying and that wasn't working that well, so I sprayed the whole car in ironx and ran the clay over it, that did the trick.

[scrubs147]

I'm thinking you slept well that night.

[TopThatDetail]

Awesome job man, fantastic

[Chris@AutoCleanse]

Great turnaround, just curious how long did it take start to finish?
The white looks white again indeed. Thanks for posting and sharing.

[eff]

Nice turn around for sure.

Question... In those after shots, you can see the swirls in the paint. How would you get those out? Some type of polish/corrector? Also, could an average joe car owner get them out with hand only and no buffing tools?