A 2006 Honda CRV, extremely dirty from being used as a work vehicle on a farm, was brought to a detailer by the owner's wife without his knowledge. The vehicle had not been cleaned in over three years and was in a deplorable state, with dirt, fertilizer spills, bullet shells, and other debris accumulated both inside and out. The detailer spent 14 hours thoroughly cleaning and detailing the vehicle, including the interior, exterior, wheels, and glass, using various tools and products, including a steamer, detail brushes, and glass cleaner. The transformation was remarkable, and the vehicle ended up looking like new again.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The vehicle being detailed is a 2006 Honda CRV.
2. The owner of the vehicle is a farmer who lives on a farm.
3. The vehicle has not been cleaned in over three years.
4. The owner's wife brought the vehicle in for detailing without telling him.
5. The vehicle has significant dirt and debris buildup, including bullet shells, dirt, garbage, and spilled fertilizer.
6. The interior of the vehicle is particularly dirty, with dirty floor mats, carpets, and seats.
7. The detailing process includes a pre-wash rinse, wheel cleaning, interior vacuuming, and steam cleaning.
8. The detailer uses various tools and products, including a steamer, vacuum, and cleaning solutions.
9. The detailing process takes 14 hours to complete.
10. The vehicle's interior and exterior are thoroughly cleaned and restored to a like-new condition.
11. The owner is unaware of the detailing process and will be surprised when he sees the finished result.
12. The detailer promotes their products and services, including a discount code for wheel brushes and a mention of their website.
13. The detailer also promotes other products, including a steamer and 303 protectant.
14. The detailing process includes cleaning hard-to-reach areas, such as the glove box and storage compartments.
15. The detailer uses a waffle weave towel to clean the glass surfaces and achieve a streak-free finish.