How to Detail your Vehicle back to a Show-Room Finish
#12
BLOWN club
detailed the truck yesterday using this guide! it turned out great, I havent seen it look so good in the whole time ive owned it haha. I think this is the best picture to show the shiney paint
then hours later, this happens......
I hate birds. but some water and soap and spot drying took care of it thanks mblouir!
then hours later, this happens......
I hate birds. but some water and soap and spot drying took care of it thanks mblouir!
#14
bro this is an excellent guide !!!! thanks for taking the time to put it all together
i now have the confidence no to f**K anything up. this stuff been on my shelve for 6 months.
thanks again
i now have the confidence no to f**K anything up. this stuff been on my shelve for 6 months.
thanks again
#15
No problem! Yeah when I first started I was scared to death that I'd screw up my paint, especially with it being black paint, where everything shows. I'm glad to help!
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glowblue (02-17-2015)
#17
Senior Member
That is a great write up, hoping to use this in the spring. Hoping we don't get any more snow. Hey mblouir I noticed you have black wheels. I have the Moto metal m951 black wheels. What do you use or recommend that will clean and protect the black wheels?
#19
I don't really put any type of protection on them. One of the biggest things you can do is change your stock brake pads. I have had Wagner ThermoQuiets (semi-metallic) on for a few months and haven't had a speck of brake dust since. It's only road dust now, and it cleans off with a dedicated wash mitt. So much easier to keep them clean now that I don't have to deal with brake dust.
#20
Senior Member
Excellent write-up. As a detailer, I know how much effort these steps take to do correctly. This write-up should save a lot of people a lot of money.
Nicely done man.
Nicely done man.