Hey guys, I did this detail a few months back but never posted it so I thought it would be good that i entered it into the competition. Anyways, we have a 2003 Ford Expedition that needed detailing BAD, but I was there to make it all better! Here is the process then before/after pictures. Enjoy! opcorn: Process: Exterior - Rinse - Tires, Wheels, and Wheel Wells cleaned with Meguiar's All Purpose Cleaner 4:1 - Pre-wash foam with Meguiar's Hyper Wash and Gilmour Foam Gun - Rinse - Two bucket wash with Meguiar's Gold Class Car Wash - Rinse - Cracks and crevices dried with air compressor - Dry with two Waffle Weave Towels - Clay with Meguiar's Smooth Surface Clay Kit - Two step polish using PC 7424 with Pinnacle XMT #3 via LC Orange Pad and Pinnacle XMT via LC White Pad @ speed 5 - Pinnacle XMT Carnauba Finishing Glaze applied using PC 7424 via LC Blue Pad @ speed 4 - Two Coats of Meguiar's NXT Tech Wax (Liquid) applied using PC 7424 via LC Blue Pad @ speed 4 - Tires, Wheel Wells, and Exterior Plastics dressed with Meguiar's All Season Dressing Interior - Vacuum with Shop Vac - Windows cleaned with Stoner's Invisible Glass - Door jams wiped down and waxed with Meguiar's NXT Tech Wax (Spray) - Interior surfaces cleaned with Meguiar's All Purpose Cleaner 10:1 - Mats shampooed with 1Z Upholstery Shampoo and agitated with fabric brush - Scent and Allergen Reducer added Pictures: Before After Before/After Swirl Removal Effective Two Bucket Method! :applause2: Thanks for Looking! :headbang:
Looks good, but next time when you are doing defect removal you want to use speed 6. (not 5) This will remove alot more defects at a much faster pace. But overall it came out great, Good Job!
Nice work on both exterior and interior. I agree with the others running all out on a speed 6. Also, I would recommend getting something for the wheel wells to dress them, such as Adam's Undercarriage Spray. Otherwise, looks like it could be sitting on a showroom floor!
