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One of my favorite customers picked this Twin Turboed monster up a few weeks back. He drove it back from Arkansas and had me get after it.

This was a slightly used vehicle that has seen some dirt roads. Previous owner was a CEO of some organic egg farm for Walmart. The rear rocker panels were trashed and had quite a few rock chips. The plan was to get the paint polished, fix what rock chips I could, send the rear rockers to get painted and then send the vehicle out for paint protection film.

Some before shots. I can't ever seem to get swirls to show up on camera with white vehicles. But believe me she was dull when I started.

The exhaust tip seemed cheep for a $100k vehicle and really difficult to clean up.

I don't think these wheels ever got a proper cleaning. New wheels are on the way and will be cleaned, decontaminated and protected before they go on.

Deep Wheel Cleaner and Turbostick. These are some massive brakes, only had a about 3/4" all the way around so the turbostock was perfect.

Before i knew he was getting knew wheels i cleaned the heck of these. It took 2 applications of DWC to get them in good shape.

We may tackle this on your trip Alex.

Just needed Some Adam's Finishing polish and Micrifiber pad to remove some wash marks and a few other areas needed attention. Finished with a ceramic coating per customer request.

Get to work on this beast again today. Quick polish and re-protect. Absolutely love this car. And the owner appreciates the perfection.

Even with 2 layers already on. Americana will still be able to grab to the surface? 

I have never used americana, how big of a difference will it make on a red car compared to buttery?  im going to get the 6.9 oz anyways but just wondering

Brilliant Glaze and American will make red pop like no other.

Turned out great. Mr. Dwayne (Money Man) must be happy.

Good luck man. And welcome.

I was surprised at how bad it was. It was painted by one of the best body shops in town. I couldn't believe they let that go.

I wish my customers paid me in neck snapping car rides. Never had one take me for a ride yet.

If I would have known How awesome it was I would have told the owner to wait on me to come back down so I could detail it. Awesome work.

Shined up this Yukon Denali. It was a brisk 28 degrees out.

It would destroy your clay.You can use pre claying to help remove iron particles then you'll want to re-wash the vehicle. I'be tried it just to see how it would work, even diluted a little with water. It's just a big mess.

Wait to do the BG when you're ready to wax again. Always seal-glaze-wax.

I still haven't ruled out going. Last year was a good time. We'll see if I can get off work.

Wife's Cruze protected and ready for winter duties.

I like to lay mine across the hood and dampen the towel down with a light mist of detail spray.

Like others have said they work better after they get damp.

First off great job bringing that beautiful V back to life.

Curious how you get the product links on there the way you do. I'd like to be able to do that as well. Keep up the great work buddy.

My favorites.

Sweet little 92 S10 pickup. Polished and sealed.

Sweet. Those look decent in white.

Lots of wishy-washy "I'm in for 1 if...." replies.

This is the problem with apparel, not going to please everyone here.

Make them an I'll put my money down on 10 Sweatshirts so I can outfit my family.

Yeah, go see what Cadillac has to offer.

Of course they'd wait till I have 2 kids to release the truck I've been wanting since my first SS back in 2003....

There's no reason you can't have an early midlife crisis.

If Chevy builds that pick up truck I will buy it. That is what I've been waiting for.