Giggling schoolgirls. That is what we were reduced to after hearing the 5 litre supercharged V8 engine burble away on this recent detail.
It is rare we get as excited as this, but the distinctive jaguar interior smell, a car that looks good from any angle combined with an engine powerful enough to make your eyes water was enough to have us squealing like six years old’s in a sweet shop.
This is a quick headlining clean we did for a Detailing World Member – copied below is the post he put up and we thought it would be interesting to put on here.
Using the Tornador means you don’t have to worry about getting everywhere soaking wet and you don’t have to compromise on the cleaning power.
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Today i got the minging headlining cleaned by Paul @ Midlands Detailing.
I didn’t want to soak the headlining, as it could easily come away from the backing, sag and look water stained if not dried properly. I put a post up on here to see if someone could help me out. Paul @ Midlands Detailing (http://www.midlandsdetailing.co.uk) replied saying that he had a tornador. This is an awesome bit of kit, it varpourises a solution (in this case Meguairs All Purpose Cleaner + water) via compressed air on to the surface. You then agitate it with a microfibre, wipe off with a different microfibre, switch the tornador to an air setting and it dries the surface. Simples! So no need to leave it soaking wet, it just blasts the dirt out of the material.
I think i’ve got that right?
As for the car, it had obviously been smoked in at some point, quite heavily too, the headlining was grey in places where it should be champagne! The champagne headlining was an option, so i wanted it looking as good as possible. Not look ‘new’ just fresh and loved.
To give you all an idea of the condition before, look at these pics:
