Better bring you're A-Game to that party.... You'll be fine. Get up early, grab a BECLR (bacon, egg, and cheese on a long roll), chug 3 cans of Red Bull, and have at it!! That thing will come out great... ...just power wash the interior or drive it into the nearest swimming pool...which ever is easier!:buffing:
Here are the results....... Here is what I used: Wheels & Wheel Wells Amazing Roll Off -- tires, and wheel wells Meguiar's Wheel Brightner -- rims Meguiar's Hyper Dressing -- 2:1 tires Wash Dawn Dishwashing Soap..... Engine Amazing Roll Off Dressed with 303 Aerospace Protectant Carpets Folex -- spot treatment Pro-Form (Sams Club) Carpet Cleaner -- Cleaning Bissell Leather Clean -- Woolite 10:1 Condition -- Meguiar's Leather Cleaner & Conditioner (just got it!) Interior and Door Jams Meguiars APC+ 4:1 Plastic & Dash treated with 303 Alcohol & Water 50/50 for windows Also treated all of the rubber seals with 303 Protectant Paint I just got Meguiars Paint Reconditioning Cream. OH MY GOD!! It is awesome. Especially for jobs like this where the car is very new and the paint is in ok shape. Just some minor swirls etc... I used the cream with my PC7424 and a white CCS pad. Black plastic on bumper and mirrors Meguiar's Hyper Dressing -- 100% Pics:
So I guess you took the advice on the Red Bull?? That is quite a change!! That interior looks great! I hope you are charging accordingly for this level of work.
How much would you charge for this detail. It took me most of the day. She was sooo happy. She jumped up and down and gave me a big hug
Awesome turn around! That interior was pretty trashed and now it looks brand new! Like it's been said I hope you made some money. I would have charged more than my normal interior price for that vehicle since it was in such bad shape.
Damn! You did an amazing job on this!! I always find doing interiors tedious, you really made this look better than new!:applause:
Thank you! It was definately the bulk of the work needed. The outside did not need as much attention....
I try to keep my hourly rate at least at $20/hour and usually like to keep it closer to $30/hour when I'm not doing paint correction. So I would say if it was going to take me all day I would charge somewhere between $250-$300 (based on "all day" meaning around 10 hours) depending on the condition in person. Hope that helps.
