my worldy goods (detailing)

well im a bit bored in work so thought id put some really old pics of my detailing stuff, my collection has grown since but you get the idea










also a few pics of a detail i did on my gf's mums TT







so there you have it!

5 minutes of boredom killed for me lol

also if anyone is interested in having there car done give me a shout

sweet stuff m8

cheers

i realised just after posting that this could be deemed in the wrong section

can be moved if you want

but thanks

tidy mate

moved lol

haha cool, i wasnt gonna the TT pictures in to start with, but then i came across them and thought i would but forgot about the detailing section

how much mate? cos am 2 lazy to do things like that!!

right you guys aremost defo in the know! i aint got the fog-iest!

i have a few small scratches on my bonnet, my car's helios blue! (metallic) sure you already know that, is there any way i could buff them out? they aint deep but i notice them and it makes me cry! i'm getting the two rear quarters re-painted on the 23rd of this month costing me £200!

didn't notice the bonnets had minor scratches!

if you have any pointers they'd be much appreciated

sorry if it sounds like i'm interfeering with your post! it's just i've noticed there's a few detailing ppl ere and their cars looks shiznit hot!

would depend what you wanted doing tbh, and im not up for charging hundreds of pounds or anything silly

for say £70


i would...

use a wheel cleaner on the wheels
wash
clay
wash again
polish with a final finish polish
apply two coats of wax
use a dressing on dash board etc
hoover
and treat all rubber seals
and obviously wet look tyres ftw!

edit... and also the engine bay would be cleaned and dressed knew i forgot something lol

i probably do more if i felt it needed it



Benveedub

how deep are the scratches?

i assume not to the metal??

if not then they could probably be polished up

you might have to flat back with maybe 2000 or 3000 grit wet and dry and then machine polish it back up

but if there not that deep then an abrasive polish could work

hope you get it sorted