met up with a guy called steve from detailing world yesterday.drove up to leeds from rotherham and met steve at 8.30am,never met him before and was pleasently surprised to find he's one of the nicest blokes iv'e ever met.anyway after a quick natter it was down to bussiness but things did not go to plan,as we found out the karcher was frozen solid .after a bit of fiddling steve decided it would be best to wash the car by hand.so heres how the day progressed.the car was washed via the two bucket method,meguires all perpose cleaner was used on trim,wheels and tyres and left to soak while we washed the car.its the first time iv'e used a lambs wool wash mit and have to say they are fantastic,whatever you do throw away your sponge and buy one of these.unfortunatly there are no before pictures because of the way things started out,sorry!.finally with the car washed the hose pipe was used on very low pressure to bead the water off the car leaving it almost dry.now it was time to dry the car using meguires deatail spray and water magnet. the water magnet was laid on the car and lifted from one end,this was repeated on the whole car until fully dry.the car was then clayed,with last touch spray being used as a lubricant.the amount of grime the clay removed had to be seen to be belived wow.steve then did a paint thickness test on the car which was found to be ok.steve decided to use the pc with meguires speed glaze #80 with a sonus sfx whit pad,once the whole car had been done a meguires microfibre was used to remove and buff the remaining polish.we then used mothers sealer and glaze applied by applicator pads again removed by a micro fibre,then it was time to use mothers reflections car was again applied and removed in the same way.finally the last coat of mothers advanced top coat was applied to top off.the tyres, trim and arches were treated with meguires hyper dressing,glass cleaned with meguires glass cleaner.once that lot had been left to soak in it was time to go round the paint work with a supreame shine microfibre,here's the end result.
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