Volkswagen Rabbit

Alex is no stranger around here so when he picked up a "new" car to beat around in, he made sure it came to me first to "remove the previous owner" from the car. Just because a car may be cheap and a "beater", doesn't mean it has to look like a trash dumpster. The inside was pretty bad, making me remove the front seats in order to remove all of the food/crumbs/hair/everything. Some stains had been there long enough to actually cause damage to the fibers and Alex was trying to keep the cost down, therefore I didn't go too much further. Once Optimum Carpet and Fabric Clean and Protect had done it's work, I made sure to clean all the hard surfaces with Optimum No Rinse and finished them with Optimum Protectant Plus. I also ran my deodorizer over night to neutralize any smells.

The exterior had quite a few swirls, dents, and scratches so I did the best I could to make sure those defects didn't stand out. All in all, the Basic Detail package is a great way to refresh a car before selling it or shortly after acquiring. Thanks Alex!

Volkswagen Rabbit

Black cars...most detailers dislike black cars. They show every defect and can be hard to work with if you do not know what you're doing. Well, Bryant brought his Mk5 Volkswagen Rabbit by fora thorough clean up so he could sell it. Having been parked under a tree for a long time and not washed often left the hood and roof very stained. I was able to bring the paint back to life with compound and then finished with hydrophobic wax and sealed with Opti-Seal. Hopefully the restored look of this car is able to bring some extra value to the sale of this car! I look forward to when Bryant brings his Mk6 Volkswagen Golf R over for a full detail.