Honda Del Sol I detailed A few weeks ago - B4 and After Pics
 

Hopefully this works

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Rear of car before

Rear of car after detail

Rear of car after detail

This car had 140k miles on it...and it took me 5 hours....4 hours on the exterior. It was a mess

holy clean, bro!

can you tell us how to do it? lol...

Washed the car with Malcos very berry car wash
Clayed the car with 3M clay
Washed the car again to remove clay residue
Dried car
Compounded car with wool pad and Malcos Tru Grit
Glazed car by machine using Malcos Restore it (Cleaner and Glaze)
Glazed Car by Hand using #7 Meguires
Waxed car with carnuba wax
Washed car to remove all the polish dust
Waxed car Using NXT
Wiped down whole car with Micro fiber towel
Passed out lol....It was hot and humid that day

amazing!!!

Thanks - I did a 68 Dodge last week that came out awesome and I did a hyundai elantra on saturday with 70k miles that was all scratched up - it came out looking new. The owner was very happy.

Looks good!

Do you have any method for removing paint transfers? My car got scraped on a white pole, and every time I get my car detailed I still have this glaring paint transfer on the bumper.

Yeah use compound....If you do not have a machine or access to one for self use, maybe one of your friends can help you out. Try using rubbing compound that is compatible with clear coat.....You should be able to get it off by hand.

How much do you usually charge to detail a car?

A full detail inside And out I usually get $100 small car, $125 medium sized car, $150 big car, limo, SUV or truck

A good job and a good deal imo!! Excellent work bro!!

Thanks

jesus tits, you did all that in 5 hrs ......damn, i wish i lived closer to you. You do one hell of a job :tup:

Plus I did the interior

hey, I used some rubbing compound to get some side scuff off and now its a little hazy around that area, the clear coat i believe is still there but when you look from an angle you can tell, is there a way to remove that or did i screw myself, I instantly regretted it after i did it

Was the compound compatible with clearcoat? You can try to use Glaze, and then wax the area.
Hopefully that will work