If i had that car...i think i would pay someone to take care of that for me....
Without getting too specific about the circumstances, I will say it's not my car but rather a good friend of mine and since he knew I was quite familiar with detailing products, he asked for some assistance in taking care of it because like me, he chooses to do the things for himself that he can, or to have a trusted friend help him out rather than paying a stranger.If i had that car...i think i would pay someone to take care of that for me....
I appreciate the advice but I don't play as they say and if I was unsure about anything, I wouldn't do it. Besides, life isn't much worth living without a bit of risk now and then and to me, that's what keeps it interesting, lol.Papa_D.... IbChris is right...
Playing with a car of that value is going to be like cheating death. Eventually your gonig to make a decision that you can't return from.
Take it to a pro and your investment will appreciate. If you have to have it fixed by a pro after a bad incident you'll lose value.
Just my opinion.
No kidding. If that was my car I would freak out. I hope he lives in a dry climate.That guy with the pressure washer is an idiot.... and I'm being kind
Lmao did I honestly just watch a video of a guy claiming hes steam cleaning by spraying a pressure washer in the trunk and interior of a Bentley?That guy with the pressure washer is an idiot.... and I'm being kind
If I understood PapaD correctly the Bentley has only a few miles on it. I would think that a polish would not be necessary with so few miles. I would use a clay bar first, see what the finish looks like and then assess the need for a polish.As for the outside, I would rather use a polishing compound than a carnuba wax.
You and me both and if the guy who was supposed to take care of the car were there I would have biatch slapped him out of principal and although it was mostly good old fashioned elbow grease, a bit of Eagle One sure made the job easier. We also used a bit of Optima Metal polish and the Meguire's foam wheel cone on a drill and and then topped the wheels off with Klasse.Wow! I would not have expected the wheels to be in that shape with so few miles. That's a lot of work. What did you use on the wheels (tools and supplies)?