Hi everyone! Well aint I the lucky boy to get 2 HUGE boat-sized cars to detail in one week? This was a referral from the Porsche Cayenne I did and although very nice guys, they're the "haggling types", therefore did not want to pay for my finest work or waxes... in other words they can't appreciate the amount of work I put into their cars. I wound up doing these 2 cars for much less than I'd normally do them for, but it's OK because they have lots of friends with lots of lots of expendable cash and they all like for their cars to be as beautiful as possible. Anyway, they're not the types that I want to get into an argument with over a few $$ if you know what I mean. So on to the detail...

I'm not sure what year this car is (neither was the owner... must be nice) but it had some ugly swirlies all over it and the inside wasn't in the best condition either.



















Some fresh sap...





Engine befores:





Engine afters, dressed with InstaFinish Premium Protect All:









Passenger side front wing before (Area 51 "test spot"):

 

After compounding with Auto Magic Syntheticut (one of the only Am products I still like) and a Scholl wool pad:



All cleared up with InstaFinish #15 and a polishing pad at about 1800 RPM's. Now technically this was finished and the owner didn't want to pay for a full correction, but damn my obsession with perfection I still finished it up with InstaFinish Premium Polish and a finishing pad. It was an extra 2.5 hours work and really it looked great even in the sun, but I just couldn't let it go without jeweling it...



Syntheticut is a bit dusty so I decided to take her outside for another foam bath to clean things up.



Back lid after jeweling



Passenger door finished



Rear wing finished



My beer slave hard at work





Little pebbles everywhere in the boot

















Still some scratches, but like I said, the owner didn't want to pay for the real deal...

 

Thanks for reading and for the Playboy subscribers, thanks for "reading"!

- Jesse

 

Why does the interior have a shiny look to it, instead of the natural leather look?

 

There are 2 types of dressings: matt and shiny. The owner decided to go with the "bling, bling" shiny dressing (I always ask). I'd have chosen differently, but it's not my vehicle...

 

Wow, I really love that interior! The red stitching looks great!

 

Great Job Bro!

 

You do amazing work. Thanks for posting.

 

great job!