1993 Nissan 300ZX

Discussion in 'Show and Shine' started by Pats300zx, Aug 17, 2008.

  1. Pats300zx

    Pats300zx Official DB Moderator

    This is a recent detail of a 1993 Nissan 300zx for a Z club forum member. Nothing really special. The client didn't want a full corrrection but just a simple clean up to put the car up for sale. The car is in pretty good shape with only 60k miles on the ODO.

    Process (6.5 hours)

    Pre soak with CG CWG and NXT soap via foam gun
    Wash with 2 BM and CWG
    Clay with Meguiars Clay
    Polish via Poorboys PWS and a Meguiars 8006 pad via Flex
    Polish via PC with Sonus 4 inch pad for smaller areas
    Interior wiped down with APC 10:1
    Interior dressed with Meguiars #40
    Wheels cleaned with Sonus Rim Bright
    Tires and Wheels cleaned with Eagle One Tire and Rubber Cleaner
    Exterior trim conditioned with PB's Trim Restore
    Glass Cleaned with Zep Glass Cleaner
    Exhaust polished with 0000 steel wool and PB's Metal Polish
    Tire dressed with Meguiars Hot Shine Tire Dressing

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  2. sneek

    sneek Nuba Guru

    Looks sweet....:S but ... its ... auto.....
     
  3. Pats300zx

    Pats300zx Official DB Moderator

    It's also a non-turbo...:sorry:
     
  4. heatgain

    heatgain Guest

    Nice job Pat. These are my favorite Show & Shines....the older cars.
     
  5. GBS

    GBS Wax on..Wax off

    You keep that car looking great Pat!
     
  6. supercharged

    supercharged DB Forum Supporter

    great job!!!
     
  7. richy

    richy Guest

    Nice job Pat!! That was a smart investment to get you to do the car to sell it..it looks nice and clean now.
     
  8. Nica

    Nica Banned

    I agree with richy, having a vehicle detailed prior to sale is a great idea. The vehicle will show better and should bring more potential buyers. Well me personally, a clean car shows something about the owner :shrug:

    Any who, vehicle looks great :thumb:
     

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