Detailed: 2005 Lexus GX470
#1
07-01-2007, 07:22 PM
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Richmond, VA
Age: 39
Posts: 715
Rep Power: 60 
Detailed: 2005 Lexus GX470
This belongs to the wife of one of my better clients (tons of referrals out of him 
)and was in decent shape from the get-go.
The car has 25k miles on it and is used as her daily driver and kid-hauler. The interior was the worst part of the job as there was juice residue and crumbs everywhere. Unfortunatley, I didnt have my camera charged until the end of the detail and I wasnt about to wait until the sun was in full effect simply to take before pics (started the detail at 930am).
I picked this car up from his house, took it to the shop, and then delivered it back to his house in a matter of 5 hours (shop is only 4 minutes from his house).
The process was as follows:
1) Mothers Gold Class Wash
2) PB Spray and Rinse on Wheels
3) Stoner's Tire Shine
4) AquaWax on Wheels
5) PB Trim Restorer in Wheel Wells
6) PG/RMG Mix via PC on Burgundy Cut Pad
7) Klasse AIO (pre-VOC)
8) Werkstatt Acryllic Jet
9) PB Spray and Gloss (Delivery Spot-Clean)
Interior got:
1) Sonus AIO on Plastics
2) Sonus Leather Cleaner and Conditioner on Leather
3) Folex on Mats and Random Stains
Pictures:
I also did his 993 'vert yesterday, though it was only a minor cleanup as I did a full detail 6 months ago:
Hope you enjoyed the pics. More can be found in my detailing gallery in my signature.
)and was in decent shape from the get-go. The car has 25k miles on it and is used as her daily driver and kid-hauler. The interior was the worst part of the job as there was juice residue and crumbs everywhere. Unfortunatley, I didnt have my camera charged until the end of the detail and I wasnt about to wait until the sun was in full effect simply to take before pics (started the detail at 930am).
I picked this car up from his house, took it to the shop, and then delivered it back to his house in a matter of 5 hours (shop is only 4 minutes from his house).
The process was as follows:
1) Mothers Gold Class Wash
2) PB Spray and Rinse on Wheels
3) Stoner's Tire Shine
4) AquaWax on Wheels
5) PB Trim Restorer in Wheel Wells
6) PG/RMG Mix via PC on Burgundy Cut Pad
7) Klasse AIO (pre-VOC)
8) Werkstatt Acryllic Jet
9) PB Spray and Gloss (Delivery Spot-Clean)
Interior got:
1) Sonus AIO on Plastics
2) Sonus Leather Cleaner and Conditioner on Leather
3) Folex on Mats and Random Stains
Pictures:
I also did his 993 'vert yesterday, though it was only a minor cleanup as I did a full detail 6 months ago:
Hope you enjoyed the pics. More can be found in my detailing gallery in my signature.
#3
07-02-2007, 05:47 AM
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Richmond, VA
Age: 39
Posts: 715
Rep Power: 60
Originally Posted by pyiu
nice work!!!!
I mean that with all sincerity, especially as I see the work you have been pumping out in the past month or so!
#6
07-02-2007, 10:52 AM
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Richmond, VA
Age: 39
Posts: 715
Rep Power: 60
Originally Posted by BealeAss
How is the PB trim restorer? Don't believe I've seen that product before.
great job!
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#8
07-02-2007, 11:44 AM
Originally Posted by 95RogueM3
Its decent, though I wouldnt use it on your E36 mouldings (I recognize your name from Bf.C). It tends to look great for a day or so and then kinda fades. For your mouldings I would recommend GR-40 as sold by Top of the Line: http://www.topoftheline.com/trim-cleaner.html
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