This Honda CRV had been taken care of very well with minimal issues. The paint suffered from little to no severe issues, the biggest issue was cobweb swirls across the entire vehicle and pine needle “Bird nests” in 4 locations across the car.
I removed all the pine needles and washed the SUV to uncover all the defects of the paint. There were some major contamination spots, but no serious problems. Next I clayed the CRV and removed all the contamination from the paint. Now the CRV was ready for polishing, so I set a test spot up and discovered it had a soft paint. All I needed to polish was a white pad and Swirl. After several hours of polishing, the paint looked beautiful and was ready for a coat of wax – I used Epic.Next I applied a dressing to the plastic trim, then waxed and dressed the tires. The exterior was now complete and it was time to work on the interior.
The CRV’s interior was spacious, which made for an easy cleaning. I cleaned off all the vinyls and followed behind with a protectant to prevent UV damage. Next, I vacuumed out the carpets, floor mats and seats, and shampooed the stains out of the front mats. The interior now looked brand new, so I cleaned the windows, wiped the wax off and returned the CRV to it’s owner.
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