Audi S4 Pics

[JOHNDEERE]

God those are some nice pictures!! Who took those ones again??

[Guest]

damn nice!

[pin]

It looks really nice. Do you care to share what products were used on the paint? Do you have any before pictures?

[amicheze]

very nice guys. man i want an s4..

[slowvo]

seriously, buy a decent camera

[stephen bradley]

Nice work Kevin. That is now one very clean car. Man i love that car.

[My NOva]

man ravi's car is clean now, great job sls i saw that thing be fore wasnt bad but u guys did an amazing job:D keep up the good work, to bad there is so much dirt on the roads

[Guest]

That is a nice job.

Once the roads clear up I think I will make an appointment for my car.

[jct_4628]

I fucking love audi's...they are my favorite car company ever

[94NDTA]

Great job.

[ravi]

Yeah, the car looks great. I haven't felt my paint that smooth before.

Nice pics Kevin. Now good luck with the other two

[bestoneyet]

kevin I want my car clean too...

[Flowcus]

Heh I love audis too, but european cars have the worst reliability of any car on the market and have for many years standing. Japanese rule the world for reliability and americans come in a far second with euro cars trailing WAY behind.

Not to mention I have heard S4s eat turbos up like crazy.

Still very nice job looks great. What did you use for all the plastics on the interior? A water based dressing I would assume? I like water based dressings for the protection and shine but I hate the greasy feeling they leave behind.

[24valvenotak]

^I KNOW your not implying that your focus is somehow superior to his car...

[94NDTA]

Flowcus wrote:
Heh I love audis too, but european cars have the worst reliability of any car on the market and have for many years standing. Japanese rule the world for reliability and americans come in a far second with euro cars trailing WAY behind.

Not to mention I have heard S4s eat turbos up like crazy.

Still very nice job looks great. What did you use for all the plastics on the interior? A water based dressing I would assume? I like water based dressings for the protection and shine but I hate the greasy feeling they leave behind.
This is about detailing, I don't really see how your opinion on the reliability of the car comes into play here.

You basically said "I think the car is a peice of shit, but you did a nice job detailing it."

I don't know what he uses, but IMO, 303 is the best waterbased dressing out there.

[GarageAlchemist]

Ya'll betta recognize SLD! Lets get pics of the Jag and the Allroad up.