This weekend, I think, I will be facing the biggest challenge I have faced yet in my (very young) detailing experience. My daughter, her husband and the grandkids are coming for a visit. They drive a metallic black Honda Odyssey. As with my in-laws, and my other two daughters, I will do a detail job on their vehicle. My biggest issue will be time. I won't have a tremendous amount of time to work on it, so I will do the best I can, in the time I have. It may end up being a "quicky".
This vehicle doesn't get a lot of washing, so I will start with a good thorough washing, then clay, then we'll see how bad the swirls and fine scratches are. I'll try to get pictures of the before and after. Wish me luck and if you have any suggestions/hints/tips please post them up here.
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This weekend, I think, I will be facing the biggest challenge I have faced yet in my (very young) detailing experience. My daughter, her husband and the grandkids are coming for a visit. They drive a metallic black Honda Odyssey. As with my in-laws, and my other two daughters, I will do a detail job on their vehicle. My biggest issue will be time. I won't have a tremendous amount of time to work on it, so I will do the best I can, in the time I have. It may end up being a "quicky".
This vehicle doesn't get a lot of washing, so I will start with a good thorough washing, then clay, then we'll see how bad the swirls and fine scratches are. I'll try to get pictures of the before and after. Wish me luck and if you have any suggestions/hints/tips please post them up here.
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