Gleaming Kleen vs Audi RS6

This saw another trip out to Bedfordshire to carry another job for the client that I did the Bentley for a few weeks back. This was booked in for a enhancement detail

Vehicle on arrival:




Wheels cleaned with Bilberry and tyres scrubbed with Megs Super Degreaser


Door jambs were then cleaned with G101


Vehicle was then snow foamed using AG Powermax 3 and worked into all badges, panel gaps and crevices and then pressure rinsed off






Engine Bay cleaned with Citrus degreaser


Vehicle was washed with Megs Shampoo plus and a lambs wool washmitt and then i proceeded to clay the vehicle using Sonus Green and Last Touch as lube


Paint work was then inspected and only light swirling and marring was present. No photo's of the defects as they were only minor

Swiissvax Cleaner Fluid Pro was used on a 3m Black waffle pad, this easily removed the defects present and left a very high gloss and left the paint work squeaky clean ready for a caot of Swissvax Divine wax




Swissvax Divine was applied and allowed to cure for about 1.5 hours before buffing off. Whilst this cured I went about doing some of the smaller jobs.


Wheels were further cleaned with Swissvax Cleaner fluid and then protected using SV Autobahn. Tyres dreesed with 2 coats of Zaino Z-16. Exhausts polished using Autosol




Before


After


All exterior plastics and window trims were protected with SV Nano Express. Engine bay dressed using 303 Aerospace protectant




Vehicle was then given a fianl wipedown with SV Quick Finish and ready for some finished shots








































as always thanks for looking:thumb:

 

awesome job!! as allways with your details . thanks for sharing ...

 

Very nice work! I dig that car!

 

What a monster of a car, unbelievable. Unreal reflections on that metallic paint!

 

Wow. Very impressive. Very good collection of products as well! What buffer is that.. looks like a Metabo.. but not?

 

Excellent detail, love the car!

 

Great detail. It looks beautiful...I'm really starting to like your work. Thanks for sharing...:thumb:

 

Love the color. Nice work :thumb:

 

Absolutely fantastic car! Thats the only car I would take over a 911 turbo. Wish we got them here. Beautiful job. How do you like the Bilberry? I've got some on the way.

 

Good to see some details from you Jay :thumb:

As always great vehicles and great results :applause: :applause:

That Swissvas Professional sounds very interesting :thumb:

 

You really achieve a nice finish, thanks for the write up

 

Beautiful finish!

 

Awesome job. Do you let the cleaner fluid sit or do you buff it off after each section? Thanks

 

thx buddy...the rotary is a Chicago..its just like a metabo but much lighter

I have used a metabo for a number of years and its a great bit of kit. I bought the Chicago as a backup as another of my metabo's decided to give up on me . However once the chicago arrived and I had a play with it I soon made my metabo the back up rotary

 

Bilberry is a decent wheel cleaner and can be diluted to different strengths

 

HaHa...thx for the reminder carlos :sorry: will get that sorted mate.:thumb:


Thx to everyone for the comments..much appreciated

 

the cleaner fluid I used is "professional" which is a great corrective polish and cleaner in one that was made for us Swissvax Authorized detailers. This can be applied to whole of car and left for hours and will still easily remove or buff off after each section. I buff this off after every section so i can check my work before moving to next section.

The Regular cleaner fluid which is available to the public I work in a panel at a time and then buff off as can be a pain sometimes to remove if left on for to long

 

Outstanding work! Very well done! Brilliant pics too!

 

really great work on a beautiful vehicle! im jealous of that SV Cleaner fluid pro. i would love to get my hands on some of that! i also wish we could get those RS6's stateside! what a sexy V10 "grocery getter".

 

Fantastic work as always! I do love seeing your work and like Piet said earlier, thos are some unbelievable reflection shots!