My Cayenne
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My Cayenne
So, here are my (very) amateur photos of my wash, clay, polish, and wax job on my ’06 Cayenne (excuse the messy garage- I'm remodeling it).
The car was filthy, and needed to be cleaned real well, so I started with Dawn for the car wash.
After a real thorough wash of the wheels, and then car, I dried her off with some MF towels, pulled her into the garage, and let her sit for 2 hours so she could finish drying.
Later that evening after dinner, I clayed, polished (Einszett Paint Polish), and waxed (Einszett Glanz Wax), and she looked fabulous.
I must admit, I had assistance from my 2 experts, aged 8 and 10, who are real car buffs (a little corny detailing humor for all of you).
Thanks to Phil for the Einszett guidance and fast service, I was able to get the Cayenne ready for my annual trip to the mid-west to visit family- they were blown away as well after I gave her a fast wash after unpacking the car and removing the Tequipment nose, hood and mirror covers/bras.
The car was filthy, and needed to be cleaned real well, so I started with Dawn for the car wash.
After a real thorough wash of the wheels, and then car, I dried her off with some MF towels, pulled her into the garage, and let her sit for 2 hours so she could finish drying.
Later that evening after dinner, I clayed, polished (Einszett Paint Polish), and waxed (Einszett Glanz Wax), and she looked fabulous.
I must admit, I had assistance from my 2 experts, aged 8 and 10, who are real car buffs (a little corny detailing humor for all of you).
Thanks to Phil for the Einszett guidance and fast service, I was able to get the Cayenne ready for my annual trip to the mid-west to visit family- they were blown away as well after I gave her a fast wash after unpacking the car and removing the Tequipment nose, hood and mirror covers/bras.
So, here are my (very) amateur photos of my wash, clay, polish, and wax job on my ’06 Cayenne (excuse the messy garage- I'm remodeling it).
The car was filthy, and needed to be cleaned real well, so I started with Dawn for the car wash.
After a real thorough wash of the wheels, and then car, I dried her off with some MF towels, pulled her into the garage, and let her sit for 2 hours so she could finish drying.
Later that evening after dinner, I clayed, polished (Einszett Paint Polish), and waxed (Einszett Glanz Wax), and she looked fabulous.
I must admit, I had assistance from my 2 experts, aged 8 and 10, who are real car buffs (a little corny detailing humor for all of you).
Thanks to Phil for the Einszett guidance and fast service, I was able to get the Cayenne ready for my annual trip to the mid-west to visit family- they were blown away as well after I gave her a fast wash after unpacking the car and removing the Tequipment nose, hood and mirror covers/bras.
The car was filthy, and needed to be cleaned real well, so I started with Dawn for the car wash.
After a real thorough wash of the wheels, and then car, I dried her off with some MF towels, pulled her into the garage, and let her sit for 2 hours so she could finish drying.
Later that evening after dinner, I clayed, polished (Einszett Paint Polish), and waxed (Einszett Glanz Wax), and she looked fabulous.
I must admit, I had assistance from my 2 experts, aged 8 and 10, who are real car buffs (a little corny detailing humor for all of you).
Thanks to Phil for the Einszett guidance and fast service, I was able to get the Cayenne ready for my annual trip to the mid-west to visit family- they were blown away as well after I gave her a fast wash after unpacking the car and removing the Tequipment nose, hood and mirror covers/bras.
Glad to see you enjoyed the detailing experience; this is what it's all about.
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