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    Bret using the Meguiars G110v2 with surbuf/M105:

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    So besides for the panels that where wetsanded, all panels got:

    Surbuf/M105

    Orange/M205

    Black/M205

    Re-washed with Zaino Z7 via 2BM/sheepskin mits

    Dried with electric leaf blower.

    Remaining water removed by spritzing Z6 and drying with big blue WW.

    2x of Zaino ZFX'd Z5pro

    Z8

    Tires got Zaino Z-16

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    Yes its 11:45p

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    After extracting each section I set up air movers/fans to dry the carpet as quickly as possbile.

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    I would let the fans run thru the nite to ensure the carpet was dry.

    I was fortunate that Bret could come by the next day to help finish up a few loose ends.

    Then it was all about polishing the paint after that.

    Here is Bret applying Zaino AIO to the wheels.

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    I started on the trunk by wetsanding with trizact 3000 and my airsander.

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    Surbuf/M105 Festool speed 5

    Orange/M205/Festool Speed 5

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    Final polishing one handed with the festool/black/M205

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    Bret trying out the festool while final polishing:

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    After final polishing:

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    Rt door had some deeper RIDS, so 3k trizact w/ air sander:

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    Interior was not too bad to start with.

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    Leather and all hard surfaces steamed with my VX5000.

    Leather treated with Zaino Z-10

    All hard surfaces treated with 1Z einszett Vinyl-Rubber Care & Protectant "Tiefenpfleger."

    After a thorough vac, I pretreat all carpet and mats with ultra pac. After a light working in of the pretreat chemicals, by light I mean just brush them in lightly to the fibers in two directions. No need to scrubb.

    I filled my Mytee HP60 with Dry Slurry and water. Let it heat up for 15-20 mins while the pretreat chemicals where dwelling. I then purge the extracting tool into a bucket waiting for some very hot water to pass thru.

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    Thursday the next day, Bret and I returned to the clients house with the S65 AMG and polished his 06 F430. Of course it was dark out when we got done.

    Orange LC/M105 followed by black LC/M205. Z5pro.

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    Drove up to Columbus, OH w/ family and polished my brothers 2006 BMW 750li this past Monday and Tuesday. 18-20 hours over 3 days. Lots of wetsanding on previous paint touch up and deeper scratches. Surbuf/M105 followed by LC black/M205 via KBM. Z5pro.

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    Full writeups to come one day.

  5. 2002 Black Lexus SC430 w/ 75k miles.

    Exterior only detail.

    Process:

    Wash Zaino Z7 2BM

    Clay w/ Zaino clay and Z6 as a lube while wet.

    Dry w/ Quality WW MFs

    New M105 orange pad PC 6.

    QEW wash to remove dust from paint.

    M205 Grey LC pad PC 4.5.

    Z7 2BM wash again to remove dust from seams and polishing oils from paint.

    Wheels cleaned with Blackfire Gel Wheel & Tire Cleaner and various brushes.

    Tires cleaned w/ Eimann Fabrik Hi-Intensity Cleaner.

    Z6 wipedown.

    2x of ZFX'd Z5pro

    Z8

    Before pics:

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    You can see some junk on the clay after doing 25% of the trunk

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    50/50 shots after polishing with orange pad and M105 only.

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    After polishing wash, no Zaino yet. Got a few sunshots before it disappeared for the evening:

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  6. The clients 2006 Lexus IS350 had been hacked up by another detailer in the Atlanta area. The "shop of hacks" broke many promises to the client as they never showed up twice to properly correct the car.

    The client had contacted me and sent me a few pictures. I told him I had hoped that the car could be corrected via a one-step polish.

    The client arrived early in the AM. After a QEW wash and clay. The "shop of hacks" where supposed to clay the car, but I did find quite a bit of bonded contaminant on the rear of the car, leading me to believe that the car was never clayed.

    I did a straight IPA wipe down on the paint to ensure a smooth polishing process and remove any fillers/glazes that might of been used.

    Here are some pictures:

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    I first tried:

    M205 via KBM flat black classic LC PCXP6

    This combo removed the holograms and wool induced marring, but there where some deeper RIDS that where hidden under the work left by the "shop of hacks."

    Client elected to go with full correction.

    Here is a 50/50 of the door after:

    M105 via KBM flat orange classic LC PCXP6

    M205 via KBM flat black classic LC PCXP6

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  7. Beautiful work. Where can I find your twin brother in Atlanta area?

    Thanks guys!

    My twin in Atlanta's name is Bryan Burnsworth. He's a great guy, and an incredible detailer! www.peachstatedetail.com He was named (along with me!) in AutoWeek magazine as one of the 9 top detailers in the U.S.

    Great work and thank you for your kind words Todd!

    Bryan Burnworth

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