Had the great pleasure of detailing a client's beautiful Sierra. Truck was in great condition considering he lives on a range road. Truck was covered in tar and required elbow grease, tarminator, and claying. Chrome wheels received polishing and some colli 845. Deeper scratches received a 4" orange/teal pads with m105/m205 The rest of the paint received a mild polish of poli-seal, topped with colli845, and a final topping of wolfgang detailing spritz. Before Exhaust fumes Every 1/2 panel looked like this(lots of tar, crazy edmonton roads!) While shaking my bottle I obviously didn't close it properly Done Vacuumed the vehicle while waiting for the colli to set. exhaust fumes gone Thanks for looking, Jason
nice turnaround for sure. Those rims were in rough looking shape. But tell this guy that if he wants to put rims that big on a truck that hes gotta get a big brake kit. Looks so funny with huge rims and tiny little rotors.
I don't mean to be rude: I hate those types of rims, I call them Harley Davidson style, sorry they don't agree with me but you obviously even made disgusting rims looks nice
Jason - Wow, that poor thing gets beat up - his dirt driveway does not help either ! You did a great job eliminating the damaged area - looks like something hit it and went over it, or was something laid on it and pulled off instead of lifting it off ? I have always loved GMC trucks; ;you certainly made this one look better than new !! Thanks for sharing ! Dan F
Jason - I wish you said you were kidding ! Well, some people have all the luck, right ??? Awesome job ! Dan F
LOOKS GREAT! The Collinite bottles are garbage ...... the lid/cap won't tighten completely and they're just waiting to spooge all over you!
^ Put a Dawn lid on it... Good job on the truck bro, I second the big brakes, When hes Towing/big load the stopping distance must be huge.
