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| 10-16-2011, 08:09 PM | #1 |
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Detailer's Domain: 11 BMW M3 - New Car Prep - Aquartz Coating
Not as bad as some of the new car preps we have been getting.
We did the routine clean up and used Aquartz Nano Coating to give it a great long lasting shine. What was done - Exterior - Wheels were prepped with Sonax Wheel Cleaner and cleaned up with various brushes - Tires were spritzed down with Adam’s All Purpose Cleaner and washed down - Wheel wells were cleaned up - Pre Washed with W99 - Wash down and rinsed - Door jambs were cleaned up - Clayed - Dried - Tires dressed - Masking - 1 Step Menzerna Super Finish - Inspection with Fenix,Infratech, and natural sunlight - Last Step – Aquartz Nano Coating - Wheel wells were cleaned and dressed - Rubber and Plastics Treated - Exterior windows and mirrors cleaned and sealed - Exhaust tips cleaned - Windows were clayed, cleaned, and sealed Interior - Wipe down - Vac - Leather treatment - Glass cleaned Links to products used - 1Z einszett W99 Adam's All Purpose Cleaner Sonax Full Effect Wheel Cleaner Uber Clay Bar Kit Menzerna Super Finish Aquartz Nano Coating Adam's Super VRT Adam's Metal Polish Wolf's Nano Glass Sealant Wolf's Nano Rim Sealant 1Z einszett Cockpit 1Z Windscreen Cleaner Leather Master Soft Cleaner Leather Master Protection Cream Tools used Uber Wool Wash Mitt Uber No Name MF Towels Flex PE14-2-150 Uber Buffing Pads Defelsko Paint Meter Brinkmann Kranzle Pressure Washer Cam Spray Foam Canon 2 Grit Guard Buckets with Caddies Uber Firehose Nozzle Metro Air Force Blaster Let me apologize ahead of time for the pictorial being a bit on the slim side, I accidentally erased one of the memory cards Interior Before     Interior After   Exterior Before        Wheels  Sonax in action   Brushing the tight spots  Pre soak   Wash     After wheels  Rinse  Missing photos (clay, polish, etc) Wolf's Glass Sealant  Afters                       I hope the after shots made up for the missing shots ; ) |
| 10-16-2011, 09:07 PM | #2 |
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Nice job Phil. Beautiful car but I don't think I've ever seen so much black/gray in an interior....so boring. Some BMW interiors are beginning to look dated IMHO.
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| 10-18-2011, 02:14 AM | #3 |
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Beautiful job. I just recently received my detailer certification myself and I
really love seeing how beautiful the car turns out after a nice detail. How long did this job take you and how many people did this? I just wanted an idea how long a new car prep should take. Starting my mobile business soon and just wanted an idea. Thanks  |
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I had another person on our team help me on this one. check out www.detailingbliss.com its a great forum dedicated to detailing. |
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| 10-18-2011, 09:51 AM | #5 |
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The M3 does look really nice. Well done!
I do agree on the somewhat boring interior. There are some M3 interior colors that spice things up (Fox Red comes to mind). That's what I would have ordered, but M3s are too much for my 128 pocketbook. The wheels tell me that this M3 has the Competition Package. |
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