winter protection detail on my mk7 zetec-s
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winter protection detail on my mk7 zetec-s
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posted this on Detailing World a while ago, only just remembered to post it on here
products used;
Espuma Revoultion wheel cleaner @ 10:1
Espuma Activo foam
Autosmart Tardis
Sonus Green clay
FK #146 quick detailer
Serious Performance Show Detailer (v2)
Blackwow
Werkstat Acrylic Prime
Werkstat Acrylic Jet
Werkstat Acrylic Gloss
Zaino Z-CS
Dodo Juice Super Natural shampoo
FK #108 Top Kote Dressing
Serious Performance glass cleaner
Carlack glass twins
Meguiars Super Degreaser
Serious Performance Citrus Cleaner @ 100:1
Tools used;
Nilfisk C120
Vax 6131
lots of applicators and cloths
foam lance
Chemical Guys clear buckets + grit guards
CYC lambswool washpad
Uber drying towel - paintwork / glass
Sonus Der Wunder - wheels
'metal free brushes' (a.k.a Eimann Fabrik Wheel Woolies)
Envy detailing brushes - seperate ones for interior, paintwork and wheels
Vikan arch brush
cheap asda dish brush - tyres
on with the pics
so, not filthy by any means but still pretty grubby..
wheels first with Espuma Revoultion, 'Wheel Woolies' and Tardis where needed
rinsed first;
wheel cleaner on and aggitated;
if anyone is thinking of getting the Wheel Woolies - do so as they are superb imo :thumb:
Meguiars SD on tyres and into arches, scrubbed and rinsed as well as wheels;
wheels and arches done, onto the paintwork. rinsed first then foamed;
all badges, shuts, crevices where a mitt might miss cleaned with Envy brushes;
foam rinsed off, re-foamed to add more lubrication to the wash, further reducing the risk of inflicting swirls, washed with the TBM and SN shampoo;
clayed with Sonus Green clay and FK #146 as lube;
(not much to report here, as expected bottoms of doors were the worst areas)
rinsed again and dried with an Uber drying towel - sonus der wunder used for wheels;
onto protection, products used on wheels, tyres and arches;
after;
glass cleansing and protection;
paintwork protection;
(two coats of Jett applied approx 30 minutes apart - wheels and glass done between layers)
finished pics - had gone cloudy at this point
as im a member, i also fitted my ZSOC tax disc holder and window stickers :thumb:
doorshuts also got two coats of Jett;
who says you can't get white to shine?
interior got a quick hoover, plastics wiped down with SP citrus cleaner,
glass cleaned etc;
comments welcome, thanks for looking
kev
posted this on Detailing World a while ago, only just remembered to post it on here
products used;
Espuma Revoultion wheel cleaner @ 10:1
Espuma Activo foam
Autosmart Tardis
Sonus Green clay
FK #146 quick detailer
Serious Performance Show Detailer (v2)
Blackwow
Werkstat Acrylic Prime
Werkstat Acrylic Jet
Werkstat Acrylic Gloss
Zaino Z-CS
Dodo Juice Super Natural shampoo
FK #108 Top Kote Dressing
Serious Performance glass cleaner
Carlack glass twins
Meguiars Super Degreaser
Serious Performance Citrus Cleaner @ 100:1
Tools used;
Nilfisk C120
Vax 6131
lots of applicators and cloths
foam lance
Chemical Guys clear buckets + grit guards
CYC lambswool washpad
Uber drying towel - paintwork / glass
Sonus Der Wunder - wheels
'metal free brushes' (a.k.a Eimann Fabrik Wheel Woolies)
Envy detailing brushes - seperate ones for interior, paintwork and wheels
Vikan arch brush
cheap asda dish brush - tyres
on with the pics
so, not filthy by any means but still pretty grubby..
wheels first with Espuma Revoultion, 'Wheel Woolies' and Tardis where needed
rinsed first;
wheel cleaner on and aggitated;
if anyone is thinking of getting the Wheel Woolies - do so as they are superb imo :thumb:
Meguiars SD on tyres and into arches, scrubbed and rinsed as well as wheels;
wheels and arches done, onto the paintwork. rinsed first then foamed;
all badges, shuts, crevices where a mitt might miss cleaned with Envy brushes;
foam rinsed off, re-foamed to add more lubrication to the wash, further reducing the risk of inflicting swirls, washed with the TBM and SN shampoo;
clayed with Sonus Green clay and FK #146 as lube;
(not much to report here, as expected bottoms of doors were the worst areas)
rinsed again and dried with an Uber drying towel - sonus der wunder used for wheels;
onto protection, products used on wheels, tyres and arches;
after;
glass cleansing and protection;
paintwork protection;
(two coats of Jett applied approx 30 minutes apart - wheels and glass done between layers)
finished pics - had gone cloudy at this point
as im a member, i also fitted my ZSOC tax disc holder and window stickers :thumb:
doorshuts also got two coats of Jett;
who says you can't get white to shine?
interior got a quick hoover, plastics wiped down with SP citrus cleaner,
glass cleaned etc;
comments welcome, thanks for looking
kev
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looks tidy, I'm anal about cleaning my BM as well, just started buying 'products', by god it takes ages but well worth it I got some poorboys wheel sealant and it seems like good stuff, and some dodo juice red mist for the body and wheels as a wax 'top up' need to get some proper wax paste though for the winter coming!
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looks tidy, I'm anal about cleaning my BM as well, just started buying 'products', by god it takes ages but well worth it I got some poorboys wheel sealant and it seems like good stuff, and some dodo juice red mist for the body and wheels as a wax 'top up' need to get some proper wax paste though for the winter coming!
OP - Looks like you did a great job with the cleaning. White cars can be a real pain to get mint, but yours has come up well.
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Rich you gotta remember the lads n lasses on DW love this kinda cleaning and would not do it any other way, the results achieved are mega and can protect the paint for 2-3 months easy. I tell ya i joined DW and have been hooked on cleaning like this ever since.
Good write up Kev
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Rich you gotta remember the lads n lasses on DW love this kinda cleaning and would not do it any other way, the results achieved are mega and can protect the paint for 2-3 months easy. I tell ya i joined DW and have been hooked on cleaning like this ever since.
Good write up Kev
Good write up Kev
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