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Detail Addict- Silver Addict++ Land Rover
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| 11-08-2011, 03:47 PM | #1 |
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Detail Addict- Silver Addict++ Land Rover
Customer Ordered Silver + Moderate Interior
Wash - Camspray Foam Gun - Detail Addict Water Softening System - Detail Addict Car Soap - Detail Addict Grit Guard - Detail Addict Wash Mitt - Detail Addict Waffle Weave Drying MF - Detail Addict Engine+Wheel Cleaner - ACE TurboStick Clay/Polish/Wax - Porter Cable 7424XP - Detail Addict Backing Plate - Detail Addict CCS Pad Set - Detail Addict Medium Grade Clay Bar - Detail Addict Detail Spray (lube)<br> - Detail Addict G-1500 Polish - Detail Addict G-2500 Polish - Detail Addict G-3500 Polish - Detail Addict Liquid Wax - Detail Addict Carnauba Wax Miscellaneous - Detail Addict Glass Cleaner - Detail Addict Glass Towel - Detail Addict Rub&Shine - Detail Addict Dressing Sponge - Detail Addict Leather Conditioner Lets take a quick look at the car! A lot of brake dust!   BAD water spots from sprinkler system.       It has been a while since the interior was worked on   Start with the wheels with our engine and wheel cleaner   ACE TurboStick makes it so much easier to clean the inside  A little enginee wheel cleaner on the front to help take off the dead bugs (don't let it sit for too long)  Rinse and foam!    Give it a good clay job with our medium grade clay bar. Not too bad on this one...    Silver Package only calls for G-2500 and G-3500. But because of the water spots, we decided to prime the pad with G-2500, but add a bit of G-1500 to give it some extra bits and it worked out very nicely.   Did a quick pass with G-2500 to make sure no holograming or maring left by the G-1500.  Here is a back to back before/after. First is after wash and clay, but before polish. Second and third are after polishing.    Wheels all done!   No more water spots on glass!  Couple of interior shots...    Some more after pics...           Under the sun!   Thansk for looking! |
| 11-08-2011, 04:27 PM | #4 |
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Good job man it looks good
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| 11-08-2011, 10:19 PM | #5 |
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came out great
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| 11-09-2011, 01:21 PM | #7 |
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Got a question, sorry to thread jack and ignore if the question is not appropriate. I've noticed your polishes are named or numbered similar to the Menz scheme, are they rebadged Menz polishes? If so and your price points are better could be a good thing. Thanks.
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| 11-09-2011, 03:38 PM | #8 | |
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hmm... they are actually very different from Menzerna (which we also use and sell) naming... Menzerna you have things like 203, 83, 106FA, 85RD, etc.. Ours is G-xxxxx Polish. The idea is like sandpaper grit. Our G-1000 is the most abbrasive and G-3500 being the finest. Hopefully that answered your question...
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| 11-09-2011, 05:23 PM | #9 | |
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Do you happen to have some of the old 203 in 16oz size, new is called something like 2500? |
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| 11-09-2011, 08:55 PM | #11 | |
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nope, we've been using this name way before menz changed it up.
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| 11-10-2011, 10:05 AM | #13 | |
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thanks! at least this one didn't have vomit and poo (yes, we have done those before... YUCK!!)
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