My first full-detail. Pics inside.

Skidzz

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I decided to take a shot at doing a full exterior detail last Sunday. Here was what I did:

1. Wash and dry
2. Claybar
3. Wash and dry again
4. Sonus paintwork cleanser polish
5. Meguiars deep crystal wax
6. P21S carnauba wax

I was paid a lot of attention to detail, so the whole job took about 7 hours total. It was an all-day job for sure, but I'm very happy with the results. Here are a few pics.

 

Bluffing024

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It always feels good to get her nice and clean. But even if you did it two hours ago, it's already dirty. Black cars FTL!!!



(I have one, woudn't have any other color because when it is clean there is nothing better)


By the way, it looks amazing man. Keep up the good work. Maybe get some 17" stockers on there.

 

mustangkid05

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to bad its going to rain soon lol, but nice job

 

XxMustang281xX

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i have 17 inch stockers if interested.


i need to do my engine bay. dunno what all products to get to do it though.

 

Tally_4.6

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Nice job man.

 

DTNODYA

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XxMustang281xX said:

i have 17 inch stockers if interested.


i need to do my engine bay. dunno what all products to get to do it though.

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Simple green, 303 aerospace protectant, garden hose + water.

 

XxMustang281xX

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alright. next week will be engine bay time.

 

fatboy02gt

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nice car and good job cleaning and there is nothing better than a clean black car.

 

K

Kilgore Trout

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Looks great man!

 

four six

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Very nice. Reppin the sn95's

 

deftsound

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i bet your arms so sore you wont be able to jerk it for a month

Looks good though!

 

Skidzz

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Thanks guys. Yea, I need to clean up the engine bay too. I REALLY want rims, but I've still got these 4.10's to put in. After that, I won't be able to afford any mods until I graduate college in December. I've decided that instead of a forged long block, I'm just going to go ahead and finish up all the other basic mods to get the car well-rounded: Springs, S/S's, C/C plates, Plenum/TB, Rims/Tires, LCA's, new front bumper, and what the hell maybe some nitrous.

 

deftsound

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honestly if i could do it over agian i would have just bought stock gt bullet wheels, the dd is getting way too trendy

 

Bluffing024

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deftsound said:

the dd is getting way too trendy

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There is a reason...it's the best way to go...