PiB993

I might get flamed for this but I wish the guys in the Bay Area could step up their game a little bit to this level.


Watching this video just pressed my hot button when it reminded me when a few years ago I got a well into the 4 figure concours detail and the guy didn't know what a foam gun was, the only sealant he had heard of rainx, has duffle bag full of 3m bodyshop products then year or so later his colleague calls to tell me there's this new product called Cquartz. I mentioned a few products to him Wolfe, Optima, and he said, "Well they are all made by the same people anyway but I'll use whatever you ask me to." I could go on . . .

I'm sorry rant mode off I hope the video is interesting to some.

SC Detailer

Have you been here?

http://www.bayareadetails.com/

Or Here?

http://www.adonisdetail.com/

I would say you would get exactly what you are looking for here.

HUMP

PiB993

Thanks! I won't be in SoCal anytime soon but I will definitely look into OCDetailing. Website is promising and location is very convenient. Never heard of them.

ETA - OCD had a Jaguar Project F-Type! 1 of 250 (in the world I believe). I didn't think they were in the states yet.

Marine Blue

I would love to have that undercarriage pressure wash tool!

There are many "detailers" that are total hacks and not only do they not have a clue about the various products available but they also don't know how to use the products they have. I can't count how many times I have seen a car "professionally detailed" with burn through's on sharp edges and damaged trim from the buffer wheel. In many instances the paint surface is damaged by a contaminated pad resulting in small squiggly lines all over the car.

SC Detailer

Marine Blue, This is because the term "Detailer" is used too often by those who do not know what they are doing. They do not take the time to check edges and paint thickness as well as taping off trim.

HUMP