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Full Detail: 2004 GMC Sierra 2500 Diesel


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This client had been saving up for this detail for awhile! He just picked this beast up back in the fall, and the previous owner had used & abused this truck for what it was intended for! But my client wanted it brought back from the dead as much as possible for the money, so we decided on: Engine bay resurrection, interior deep clean minus carpet stain removal, and deep paint correction (we realistically agreed on 60%-70% correction, as there were many deeper scratches left, some to the primer). With two buddies helping me cram a full 2-day job into one, here's the mecca of devices we threw at this thing:

ON WITH THE PICS! Here's how she arrived, engine bay first:

 

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Makin' dirty things, CLEAN again:

 

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Hit the all-weather floormats after I finished up the engine bay:

 

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BJ Turning brown tires BLACK again:

 

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Lethal "1-2 punch" on wheels:

 

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Despite having 3 of us working on the GMC, it still took us 20 minutes to clay bar this monster, here's why:

 

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Upon inspection, NO surprises....swirls, RIDS, & marring EVERYWHERE:

 

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Here's a couple angles on the tailgate during polishing, you can still see some of the deeper scars left, but a HUGE turnaround, nonetheless! If the budget would've been bigger, I feel very confident we could've gotten another 10% correct out of this finish:

 

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Left = passenger door, Right = passenger front fender after polishing:

 

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Time to lay a shell of armor on this beast:

 

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Sealant setting up:

 

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Final shots, again, not "perfect" - but a pretty massive change & salvation:

 

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Money shot:

 

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This guy will continue to USE his truck. It will get dirty. But he's now protected & nourished, and he's interested in enrolling in a maintenance program with me, to at least maintain this beast once a month!! Thanks for hanging out with me, just shout if you have any questions!! :)

Edited by Chase@Adams
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  • 2 weeks later...

The whole things impressive, but that engine bay was hammered!

 

I'm gonna confess here, my Cummins doesn't look any cleaner then that! :(  I hoping it's a diesel thing! lol

 

Chase, great job, but that clay has seen better days!!

 

I too only get half the pics...

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