This was the latest one in for a bit (ALOT!) of correction work and was carried out by myself (Clark) and Alan over the space of a week.
The car arrived looking pretty dull and a bit grubby - not surprising given the state of the roads lately:
The leather was looking really sorry for itself due to ingrained dirt and poor dressings used by the previous owner:
I think these 2 pictures help show the lack of shine in the paintwork:
Alan carried out the wash process and as always, started with wheels:
After a thorough pre rinse the wheels were sprayed with Meguiars Wheel Brightener (4:1)...
...agitated with Raceglaze brushes and Eimann Fabrik Wheel Woolies...
This was followed by a rinse and then an application of Autosmart Tardis:
Wiping any tar spots off with an old MF towel:
Then another rinse:
Then a new product was applied to the wheels to remove iron contamination - same idea as Iron-X and still turns purple when there's a reaction but a different product all together
After a good agitation with the various brushes and then a final rinse the wheels were squeaky clean:
The car arrived looking pretty dull and a bit grubby - not surprising given the state of the roads lately:
The leather was looking really sorry for itself due to ingrained dirt and poor dressings used by the previous owner:
I think these 2 pictures help show the lack of shine in the paintwork:
Alan carried out the wash process and as always, started with wheels:
After a thorough pre rinse the wheels were sprayed with Meguiars Wheel Brightener (4:1)...
...agitated with Raceglaze brushes and Eimann Fabrik Wheel Woolies...
This was followed by a rinse and then an application of Autosmart Tardis:
Wiping any tar spots off with an old MF towel:
Then another rinse:
Then a new product was applied to the wheels to remove iron contamination - same idea as Iron-X and still turns purple when there's a reaction but a different product all together
After a good agitation with the various brushes and then a final rinse the wheels were squeaky clean:
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