VW Golf ED30 Detail and Jobs By Distinctive Detailing Sheffield

craig@dd

craig@dd

Active Member
Had another project car with me for a couple of days, customer wanted a door strip repainting where some one had opened something on to it and the wheels given a spruce up from kerbing marks from past owner then a bit of paint correction as the scratches in it were quite deep

first issues off to be fixed









once back it was time to start



scratches round door handles





















once washed it was inside and time for the dent man to sort out a few dings





then it was time to clay and make a propper start







lots of scratches before



after the cut



refine





corner of bumper





was time to put some swissvax shield on





outside to rinse down



water beading







back inside to finish off first job was the grilles



wheels and tyres



exhausts 50-50





all plastics sorted













plastic wheel caps painted satin black







and out in the sun













thanks for looking:smthumbup
 
gooner8

gooner8

Well-Known Member
great work as alway's! How hard is it to clay? My girl friend's got a dark blue e46 and the paint's shocking! All ready use srp and meg's wax twice but can still see the mark's under it when looking close up! Cheers :)
 
craig@dd

craig@dd

Active Member
great work as alway's! How hard is it to clay? My girl friend's got a dark blue e46 and the paint's shocking! All ready use srp and meg's wax twice but can still see the mark's under it when looking close up! Cheers :)

Hi gooner claying is easy best thing to do is flatten a piece of clay to a couple of inch square use plenty of clay lube/detailer spray work in about 12" square use forward and back strokes then change to horizontal with medium pressure you should hear the clay go from a dragging sound to a gliding smooth sound and feel, wipe panel check clay fold in on itself start next panel.
If you drop clay at any point throw away new piece of clay as you could scratch the panel, once clayed you will need to polish by hand or machine then wax after for protection hope this helps
 
gooner8

gooner8

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great thanks for the info,mite give it a go one weekend soon, will posted pic's when done. :)
 

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