Detail: TRASHED '01 Honda Accord
03-19-2007, 01:26 AM
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Its finally nice to see some real detail jobs, not someone making a $100,000, 2 month old car look new again lol. This is the kind of stuff I do everyday, I see some things you missed but looks pretty good for doing it out of your garage. Steam cleaners own all on those kind of dirty cars.
03-21-2007, 11:52 PM
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Thanks for all the compliments everyone!
It was actually a guy that owns this car and somehow wore a hole in the floormat.
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
3M Perfect It II Rubbing Compound
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 Ultra Plush Polish Towel
TC-M5 Detail Towel
TDA-1 Tire Dressing Applicator
Porter Cable Buffer
Lake Country Yellow, Orange and Blue pads
It was actually a guy that owns this car and somehow wore a hole in the floormat.
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
3M Perfect It II Rubbing Compound
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 Ultra Plush Polish Towel
TC-M5 Detail Towel
TDA-1 Tire Dressing Applicator
Porter Cable Buffer
Lake Country Yellow, Orange and Blue pads
02-01-2008, 11:21 AM
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i cant believe people can drive in a car that nasty. some people are such slobs.
now lets take bets on how long itll take for that car to return to its old condition. i say give it a month.
very nice job. do you ever make it out to so cal? if you do, hit me up.
now lets take bets on how long itll take for that car to return to its old condition. i say give it a month.
very nice job. do you ever make it out to so cal? if you do, hit me up.
02-01-2008, 11:33 AM
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great job ive never detailed anything that dirty mostly old people who just dont want to clean there own car and dont mind paying to have it done, how long did that take you?
02-01-2008, 03:06 PM
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I have people at work tell me all the time that I spend too much time cleaning my car. I tell them I don't. I just don't spend time getting it nasty.
02-02-2008, 12:43 AM
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Man that looks good for a honda after. I've seen a car way worse than that, a 2004 jeep liberty that the guy left the windows down for a year and worked on a farm. If you can imagine a 1" layer of manure and dust on everything...ugh.... there was a full package of ramen noodles in the shift boot.
02-02-2008, 12:51 AM
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Talk about a Daily Driver!! Damn!! I like that little design work that you did on the mats. Just how the house-cleaning ladies do to the carpet. Great job man. True detailing work..