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VW Golf GTI new Car protection Detail - detailR - Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire

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#1 ·
This lovely Isaac Blue Steel Mk7.5 Golf GTI came in for our New Car Protection Detail.
The owner opted for a wax protection so Auto Finesse Spirit would be applied to the paint work.

The order of the detail:

Full safe wash,
Chemical decontamination - tar removal, iron fallout removal,
Clay bar,
Single stage machine polish,
Auto Finesse Spirit wax for the paint work,
Auto Finesse Mint Rims for the wheels,
Interior cleansed and protection applied.

Onto the car.
The Golf was actually 2 month old by the time it came in (it's been a busy year!) and had covered 1,200 miles. It had only been washed at the dealership before collection so had a nice layer of grime.

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The wheels, tyres, arches and brake calipers were cleaned first.
Then onto the safe wash process.

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Chemical decontamination.

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The car was then taken inside to be dried and clayed.

Then onto the machine polishing stage.
Some before and after shots.

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The exhaust tips were polished and protected.

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Interior cleaned and dedicated protective products applied.

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All paintwork was waxed,
Wheels waxed,
Chrome trims polished,
External rubbers and plastics dressed,
All exterior glass polished and protected.

The end result.

20180106_112740 by Richard Lewin, on Flickr

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Thanks for reading :)

Richard.

20180106_112836 by Richard Lewin, on Flickr
 
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#3 ·
Thanks Macca :)

This one was quite refreshing really. The supplying dealership only washed it and left it at that. They were asked not to bother trying to remove any adhesive or anything so there wasn't too much damage inflicted.

I love this colour. Really works on the Golf. It could be my favourite VW colour to date!
 
#8 ·
Hi, looks great.

I’ve just placed an order for a new Golf, currently due to be delivered in May!

Just wondering if you had any issues cleaning the new Active Info Display? Not sure how good that will look if the screen is scratched. I always seem to inflict micro-marring when I dust instrument binnacles and with these electronic screens, I’m scared it will be worse.


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#12 ·
So my Isaac Blue GTi arrives in 2 weeks time! The dealer has been kind enough to not valet the car (saving himself some money!) - they are just going to remove the transportation protection.

I am planning a full wash, decontamination, clay, cut, polish, refinement and then Gtechniq CSL&EXO as well as G1 smart glass and Gtechniq Smart Fabric on the interior!

Cannot wait!
 
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