Nothing really special here, I'm just bored, on Christmas break and putting off scholarship application essays so I decided to post this up. One of the first details that I ever did, I've learned a ton since then! This car belonged to a girl my age (17) who lives up the street, I have done 3 cars that belong to her family and she is always willing to promote my business :thumb: Anyway, she was tired of having a "grandpa car" so her family decided to sell it and bought her a little Chevy Cobalt (which I imagine I will be detailing sometime soon). Anyway, they just wanted me to clean the Buick up before they sold it. Just a wash/vac/interior wipedown, nothing groundbreaking here. Regardless, they were thrilled with my work Man, when I got the call to do this car I was thrilled since I knew it wouldn't be too bad, my first week of detailing was full of some of the dirtiest cars I did all summer. Talk about a crash course in detailing the worst :yikes: Products/process: Exterior: Washed with Megs Gold class car wash soap, I forget what wash mitt Megs APC 4:1 on bugs, tar, etc. MS SGS on tires Wheels cleaned with soap, just plastic wheel covers Tires dressed with Megs Hot Shine spray Interior: Vacuumed Wipedown with Megs APC 10:1 and 4:1 Glass cleaned with Stoner Invisible Glass Now for pictures... Before (sorry no exterior pics) Vacuuming out the trunk was interesting...it was so large I had to actually get in it to reach all the way back. Afters, sorry for not taking the same shot of a lot of things, like I said...one of my first details :shead: Thanks for looking! Clark
