Detail: '03 BMW 325i
03-24-2007, 11:58 PM
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Detail: '03 BMW 325i Products Used:
TC-6 Car Wash
TC-1 Clay Bar
TC-8 Swirl Cutter
TC-3 Polish
TC-5 Detail Spray
TC-9 Glass Cleaner
TC-15 Tire Dressing
TC-10 Leather/Vinyl/Fabric Cleaner
TC-11 Leather Conditioner
TC-B30 Wheel Spoke Brush
TC-B40 Wheel Well Brush
TC-B20 Interior Brush
TC-M2 Wash Mitt
TC-M3 Waffle Weave Drying Towel
TC-M4 Super Plush Polish Towel
TC-M5 Detail Towel
TDA-1 Tire Dressing Applicator
Porter Cable Buffer
Lake Country Orange and Blue pads
Before:
Interior:
Engine Bay:
TC-6 Car Wash
TC-1 Clay Bar
TC-8 Swirl Cutter
TC-3 Polish
TC-5 Detail Spray
TC-9 Glass Cleaner
TC-15 Tire Dressing
TC-10 Leather/Vinyl/Fabric Cleaner
TC-11 Leather Conditioner
TC-B30 Wheel Spoke Brush
TC-B40 Wheel Well Brush
TC-B20 Interior Brush
TC-M2 Wash Mitt
TC-M3 Waffle Weave Drying Towel
TC-M4 Super Plush Polish Towel
TC-M5 Detail Towel
TDA-1 Tire Dressing Applicator
Porter Cable Buffer
Lake Country Orange and Blue pads
Before:
Interior:
Engine Bay:
03-25-2007, 01:52 PM
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Thanks guys!
For the engine bay I rinsed with a hose to begin with and then with simple green and used an old wash mitt to get to everywhere I could. Then I let the engine run for awhile to allow the heat to evaporate as much water as possible. Then I came back and hit the black plastic areas with TC-15 tire dressing.
For the engine bay I rinsed with a hose to begin with and then with simple green and used an old wash mitt to get to everywhere I could. Then I let the engine run for awhile to allow the heat to evaporate as much water as possible. Then I came back and hit the black plastic areas with TC-15 tire dressing.