I am starting my own business with Mobile Detailing/Paint Restoration

...just thought I'd share last weekend's detail with everyone here since it was my favorite Honda



So, I made the trip out my client's house and it seemed a bit different than what I am used to here in Pasadena, IT WAS COLD & WINDY!!!!!, but I did come prepared with hoodys to keep warm.

I get there to see the supercar of the Honda Brand, a 1991 Acura NSX, with 13k original miles! WOW



Staggered Manaray Wheels, Honda badges, all the exterior plastics were in perfect condition (tail lights, bumper lights, etc) This thing was nice.

Only thing that was really standing out as a problem was the paint with scratches and swirls...







Bad doggies. Scratches from the dogs.



Well, it was time to get started...








Here, I taped off the area for my test spot




Don't mind the dust here, every few minutes or so the wind would blow in and bring a huge amount of dust with it... all over the car, so we had to close the garage to prevent that.



Didn't show up too well in the garage, so we went outside and did another test on the trunk lid...



Wheels done











Here is when all the polishing was done, and the synthetic sealant was applied.





And here are the best after shots I could get...

 

nice

 

good stuff!! what did you use?

 

good stuff brad! now can u polish my betlogs?

 

nice job I need me an nsx

 

what kinda buffer did you use?

 

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man, thats a nice car and very well kept for the year. the milage is crazy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

ncie job on the detail, seems like everyone wants to get into mobile detail these days

 

Looks great! Is that wax residue on the front lip or is just like that?

 

very nice, cuantos?

 

good work

 

nice, i'd love to do that

 

what products do you use?

 

Amazing

 

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Good stuff, I do this all the time maybe I should start one

 

what polish and pad/machine?

 

This car was washed, clayed then used Meguiars #80 Speed Glaze and #21 Synthetic Sealant applied by PC 7424

 

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...and don't say "by hand" either.

 

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dope

 

nice work man

 

you get to drive it???

 

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I have a question, how do you wash a car so that it doesn't get those swirls? Hahaha...

 

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I used speed glaze on a black car today, worked nicey nice.