When one of your clients calls you up and says, “hey, I finally got my warehouse, when can you come down and work on the cars?” you know its going to be a lot of work! This is a client of mine where I have done a few of his cars in the past, namely the Aston Martin DBS here, the 2002 bmw turbo here, and his M3. This time around, he had me work on his fairly new Alpina B7 and his 35foot racecar trailer as well to prep it for the season coming up as “I cant show up to races in a dirty trailer now!”

There was a total of 30+ hours put in over two days between two people, majority of the time was on the trailer obviously. The car all needed sprucing up rather than correction work.

Aston Martin, Alpina B7, M3, 2002 turbo process
Wash
Sealant wax
Vacuum
Door jambs
Windows
Leather conditioning
Wheels and tires

EVO race car
ONR wash
Wax
Wheels
Windows

F250 truck
Wash
Wheels and tires
Door jambs
Windows
Vacuum


Car hauler trailer
Degrease washing
Light polishing to remove oxidation
Sealant waxing to entire thing
Metal polishing all around
Wheels and tires

Here are the pictures of two full days of non-stop work in no particular order:

 

Split shots of the trailer before and after

 

thats alot of work, that evo looks sick

 

Wow! Lots of work. Cars look good.

 

yeah, it was a ton of non-stop work, but all cars came out looking fresh!

 

Those cars just look amazing! I wish I had clients that great!

Amazing Job!

 

How often do you do this?

 

Incredible work there. I think I'd need a day off after all that work! Awesome work and thank you for posting up a cool collection of vehicles.

Greg @ DI

 

how often do I do what? Its my full time job, so everyday! well, at least 5/7 days, but I prefer to work rather than not work (unless I have vacation time planned with the girlfriend)

 

Ah. That must be a fun job.

 

yes, yes it is!!!!!!!!!