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  • The Passion Still Remains "All in the Family"

    Making impossible things possible - as the passion still remains
    all in the family



    Dawn of a new hope -


    One of my blog follower has been complaining of all his ride - that is full of swirls. every time when he call or SMS me he would says " I cant stand my rides any more - it is full of swirls & i cant trust any northern detailer"

    a date set, while he is a conference, he left his ride to be detail



    Good looking 5 years ride



    Dirt accumulated from 500 KM drive to central.

    close up shots to ....some scratches & RIDS


    more close up scratches shot



    scratches between the door of right side


    front right front 1/4 panel


    Bonnet up close shots - show a lots of swirls & scratches - esp rids


    stains on the right side signal lamp


    left side 1/4 front panel scratches



    insects saps


    a bugs life - ended here


    sand blasted front right bumper


    left side front bumper - sand blasted & scratches too -
    this is a habitual driver who loves tailing trucks


    left side skirting area - full of scratches from twigs or branches - as the onwer stay in interior



    left side rear 1/4 dimpled


    rear bonnet - swirls that irritates the drivers ( his the other new Odessy having the same issue)


    another long deep scratches on the right side rear 1/4 of the ride




    A deep cleaning begins with Power clean -ing
    & agitate with soft hair brushes


    remember my 1st post - pic before



    after a quick shower


    pics before
    would you believe in magic ....


    Pls dont be fooled, its all about sweat & took us 3 hours to achieve this



    its all about the heart work
    for the details of the engine detailing write up please check out here


    wheels before


    after


    close up - stains removed by power clean


    tada - after




    moving on to the interior


    leathers seems to be dulled & un attractive



    close up pic of the leathers...


    once oily dressing removed

    it look dull & un attractive

    a 50/50% protectant coated - judge for yr self


    ta da


    ta da


    another 50/50% coated with protectant


    dashes with ashes


    oily looking dashes - lots of stains


    another close up - right side door panel - oily looking


    ta da - after


    lets power girls do the power puff - with the power clean


    agitate then brush - wipe off & walk away


    i usually have lots of brushes - each of one specific area (like interior - exterior - engine - wheels)


    oily looking dash before


    once the oily dressing remove ( i discover it is tire dressing)


    this was the reason it was dress heavily

    ta da after - detail


    do we dress it or protect it???? a question need to be asked to every driver

    oily looking dashes - before & ....many under lining issue surfaced




    before oily greasy feeling dashes


    once dressing remove - before coating with protectant

    this is the evident - once the oily dressing removed

    ta da


    silky feeling & not oily that transfers dirt when is touched

    moving to pedal detailing


    agitate with power clean & brushes away



    moving to hrad to clean & reach area



    making full use of every opportunity - the edges of the brushes

    before


    after


    pic of a clean car, moving on to paint corrections


    swirls from front bonnet


    swirls from the hood - only can been seen under proper lighting (halogen 300 watts) or under sun light


    more swirls

    front bonnet right side

    more swirls


    more swirls


    paint correction

    COMPOUND & POLISH - Meguiars M 105 with Lake country double sided wool pad ( speed1- 3)

    Meguiars M 105 stepdown to Lake country CCS Yellow pad (speed1-2- 3)

    finishes Meguiars M 205 & Meguairs Soft buff (Speed 1-2-1)



    swirls before


    ta da


    before


    after


    before


    after


    before


    after


    another long key scratched damage


    long key scratched by some idiots (pardon me) we have many teach you a lesson of nuisance,,,who just like to abuse others property


    scratches as well


    tada






    swirls of the rear light plastic


    ta da


    do u remember the sand blasted front bumper - dull & hazzy


    ta da

    glossy restored

    dulled sand blasted looking bumper


    tad a


    do you remember this pic

    it is not what you see, it is only a reflection of the real thing


    here you goes

    never takes anything for granted - things might not seems what is it suppose to be at times - just like a mirage in the desert

    Mr L - polishing the gloss -



    some parting pics


    a restored hood


    remember before


    tad a now




    the restored pride


    gloss & reflection -


    the roof


    final touch



    before


    now


    ta da




    before


    now







    depth & reflection restored


    do u remember the 1st pic u saw
    Dawn of a new hope -



    ta da another mirage -


    menu
    The entire exterior - emblem - crevices area - lights - signals - door jam & engine is washed by Optimum Power Clean
    dilutions OPC 1 part : 8 parts water exterior / paint
    dilutions OPC 1 part : 5 parts water for interior
    engine detailing dilutions OPC 1 part : 8 parts water
    dress by Optimum Leather protectant - UV coated & good for all plastic & rubber

    This car was washed by ONR with 3 microfibres
    Clayed & lubricate with ONR 30ml in 500 ml water
    Wash again with ONR

    COMPOUND & POLISH - Meguiars M 105 with Lake country double sided wool pad ( speed1- 3)
    Meguiars M 105 stepdown to Lake country CCS Yellow pad (speed1-2- 3) finishes Meguiars M 205 & Meguairs Soft buff (Speed 1-2-1)

    Protected by optimum Optiseal - for all exterior parts inclusive of windows & plastic

    Waxed by Optimum Car Wax

    Leather & interior protected by optimum leather protectant

    Tire - Meguiars Gold glass rubber detailers

    thanks goes to Harold my assistant (who does all the wheels, engines & exterior rubber & plastic detailing ) & Mr L ( for cleaning claying & polishing ) as the passion still remains - all in the family

    I would never enjoyed detailing so much without you guys

    cheers to rest of you who have been following our detailien trails
    it only takes a little patience and plenty of PASSION!!

    detailing blog

    http://thedetailers.blogspot.com

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    Re: The Passion Still Remains "All in the Family"

    KC, once again, fantastic results. That was a lot of work. The Honda looks brand new. Great turnaround. The reflections are fantastic. The paint looks so deep and wet looking. Way to go. Great work as always.
    quality creates its own demand

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    • #3
      Re: The Passion Still Remains "All in the Family"

      Great write-up! That car as in need of some KCing. Honda looks great.
      Tedrow's Detailing
      845-642-1698
      Treat Yourself to that New Car Feeling

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      • #4
        Re: The Passion Still Remains "All in the Family"

        Thank you for posting what you did to clean the engine. Where did you get those brushes from? I like them.

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        • #5
          Re: The Passion Still Remains "All in the Family"

          KC, nice job.
          And I do have a question.
          So the cleaning of the engine... with that power clean thing...
          Do you need any water?

          Are did you really use leather protectant as engine dressing?
          what is the reason behind that?

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            Re: The Passion Still Remains "All in the Family"

            Originally posted by J. A. Michaels View Post
            KC, once again, fantastic results. That was a lot of work. The Honda looks brand new. Great turnaround. The reflections are fantastic. The paint looks so deep and wet looking. Way to go. Great work as always.
            Thanks John
            You have just got a word & an encouraging one just for everyone

            Thank you for taking yr time to do so ....Appreciate yr kind gesture

            Originally posted by Shawn T. View Post
            Great write-up! That car as in need of some KCing. Honda looks great.
            LOL
            thanks Shawn for your kind words.....you got me for this time


            Originally posted by scanlessfool View Post
            Thank you for posting what you did to clean the engine. Where did you get those brushes from? I like them.
            Thank you Scanlessfool
            Its a pack of bristle hair brushes - it happen to come with 2 wheel brushes...
            I like them bigger one for exterior & smaller one for interior.....warning
            addictive - once you get use to it ... you wouldn;t do without it.......strong enough get a job done & yet soft enough that will not scratch the surface

            Originally posted by Executionerhk View Post
            KC, nice job.
            And I do have a question.
            So the cleaning of the engine... with that power clean thing...
            Do you need any water?

            Are did you really use leather protectant as engine dressing?
            what is the reason behind that?
            yupp..any cleaner for that matter need rinsing - do not let it try alternatively you can also try APC & my favourite Gold class Vinyl & rubber detailer

            Cheers
            it only takes a little patience and plenty of PASSION!!

            detailing blog

            http://thedetailers.blogspot.com

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              Re: The Passion Still Remains "All in the Family"

              Originally posted by KC's View Post
              Thank you Scanlessfool. Its a pack of bristle hair brushes - it happen to come with 2 wheel brushes. I like them bigger one for exterior & smaller one for interior. Warning: addictive - once you get use to it ... you wouldn't do without it. Strong enough get a job done & yet soft enough that will not scratch the surface
              I'll be sure to look out for some. My engine bay is very dirty and I have been on the prowl for the right brushes. Just to make sure, was your dilution for OPC on the engine 8 parts water to 1 part OPC?

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                Re: The Passion Still Remains "All in the Family"

                Originally posted by scanlessfool View Post
                I'll be sure to look out for some. My engine bay is very dirty and I have been on the prowl for the right brushes. Just to make sure, was your dilution for OPC on the engine 8 parts water to 1 part OPC?
                there are many choices of brushes too

                pls check out
                Detailing Brushes - When it comes to superior car care, don't underestimate the value of quality detailing brushes. Car wash brushes, interior detailing brushes, and wheel brushes are just some of the great detailing brushes that will give you the ex...


                started 1:8 for the under hood
                1:5 for the engine
                1:3 for the hard stains
                it only takes a little patience and plenty of PASSION!!

                detailing blog

                http://thedetailers.blogspot.com

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                • #9
                  Re: The Passion Still Remains "All in the Family"

                  Excellent! Thank you very much

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                  • #10
                    Re: The Passion Still Remains "All in the Family"

                    Originally posted by scanlessfool View Post
                    Excellent! Thank you very much
                    you are welcome buddy
                    \have lots of fun
                    it only takes a little patience and plenty of PASSION!!

                    detailing blog

                    http://thedetailers.blogspot.com

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                    • #11
                      Re: The Passion Still Remains "All in the Family"

                      Incredible work once again, KC
                      2000 Ford Explorer XLT "Deuce"
                      2007 Toyota Camry XLE

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                      • #12
                        Re: The Passion Still Remains "All in the Family"

                        Thanks for the lesson, KC
                        Success is never final, failure is never fatal. It's courage that counts.
                        by John Wooden

                        '88 Honda

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                        • #13
                          Re: The Passion Still Remains "All in the Family"

                          Originally posted by JoeDirt View Post
                          Incredible work once again, KC
                          \

                          thanks buddy for yr kind words

                          Originally posted by Jossy92 View Post
                          Thanks for the lesson, KC
                          thank you for taking yr time to read , i hope i can be of any assistance to u

                          cheers again to all MOL
                          it only takes a little patience and plenty of PASSION!!

                          detailing blog

                          http://thedetailers.blogspot.com

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                          • #14
                            Re: The Passion Still Remains "All in the Family"

                            Great work.

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                            • #15
                              Re: The Passion Still Remains "All in the Family"

                              Originally posted by kristina27 View Post
                              Great work.
                              Thanks Kristina -
                              it only takes a little patience and plenty of PASSION!!

                              detailing blog

                              http://thedetailers.blogspot.com

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