The owner of this car is actually my brother. This is his Christmas and also New Year's gift. Its a FOC work.
The car has never been detailed properly, he only patrons those cheesy car wash; its cheap he says. LOL
So here are some pictures at arrival.
Note: All lights under Metal Halide

Side

Driver Door

Driver Fender

Driver Fender


Driver Door

Rear Passenger Door

Sanding Marks - rear panel

Closeup

Overall view - rear panel

Murky reflection

Another closeup

Front Bumper - Driver Side

Hood

Hood

Another hood shot

Every single part of the car was swirled up BAD



Side Mirror
Next morning, more horror pictures.



Rear Panel Passenger Side

Rear door Passenger Side


Compound/Wax TOGW

Not so bad on the wheel wells.

Not so bad wheel barrel


Engine Compartment - as per owner, never been washed since he bought the car.









Products and Tools
Engine washed via
Powerwashed
APC (Meguiars and Osren)
Meguiars SuperDegreaser
Various brush
Dried with compressed air
Paint polished with D151+MF towel
Plastic dressed with HyperDressing 4:1
Pictures after cleaning the engine






Once done with the engine, proceed to wash body
Washing
Prefoam - Foam Cannon on APC
Hyperwash shampoo with 2BM via Meguiars MF washmitt
Dried with compressed air + 2 WaterMagnet
Various brush for body, wheel, wheelwells.





Done washing, proceeded to polishing stage
Products and Tools
Meguiars Blue Clay on ONR lube (Finished my LT

MF used: Supreme Shine and Ultimate Wipes
Polishing Liquid - M105 (old formula) and M205
Meguiars Yellow Pad v1
IPA 1:1
RO water
Meguiars Window Cleaner
Rotary and DA - Meguiars G220
Generic Masking Tape
Positech DFT Combo
Loupe 10x
Handheld LED
Metal Halide Fix Lighting
LSP - FK1000 2 coats (owner choose it)
Here some during shots.
Hood shots


Tested a few test spots and came to conclusion that the KBM on G220 was the best combo for me at that time.

One single pass of M105 - not yet finished with M205





Deeper defects remained.






All from passenger side

Rear Panel - Passenger Side



Rear Spoiler




B Pillar - its all swirl free now



Next, the driver's side
Front Fender


After

A pillar


B pillar - sorry out of focus
Driver Door


Before - Driver rear panel


After KBM+G220+M105




Rear Boot



Deeper defects remained
Roof - before


Roof-After

The headlights were also polished with M105 & M205 but no pictures were taken.
After all polishing was done, car was rewashed to remove compound dust.
Was rushing so here's some pictures outside (sorry no sun shots - it was about to rain)











No sun - was about to rain
Interior was just given a quick wipe down with damp MF. Vacuumed and fabric protected with 303 Fabric Guard.
Wheels were treated with M16. Tires on Meguiars ASD. Wheel wells on Meguiars HyperDressing 4:1.
Tires were also properly inflated to proper psi. Battery replaced before all the detailing work was done. I was about to service the car (replace oil & filter) but it was late. Maybe after the new year.
Thanks for reading. Comments/suggestions/questions are welcomed.
Tim
ps: 12 more hours to the new year! Yee Haaa
hi Mr Tim,
ReplyDeletegood job u hv there. really nice n superb.
but one that making slower in understanding ur procedure i.e. the jargon, shortform, nickname etc used in explaining the products that u hv used.
may be, u would like to consider to open 1 page, just to elaborate what is the full meaning of the short form u hv used. i can catch up some of them such meg = meguiars, but for the rest, may be blurred...hihi
regards,
zahid (your customer)
Hi Zahid,
ReplyDeleteSorry for the late reply. Hope that your side of the world is with good weather. Will definitely take up on your suggestion when I have time. But in future, will try to avoid using abbreviations yeah. Cheers and best regards, Tim
Awesome job bro...you certainly made my car look brand new..have to admit i am not so much a car person...thanks for the presents btw..will need another similar job done for my poor Vios again very soon...maybe this time i help you market your service via my FB and words of mouthlah...thanks again bro
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