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Looks amazing, well done. For 500 to 1000 I would do that in a heartbeat for my car. I used to think that was kind of nuts to clean a car like that, and for a daily/disposable, I still think it is, but for a 20 yo car that rarely sees weather that you are hoping to make it another 20, I think its money well spent. Did they put any protectant on it afterwards? I seem to remember 9m having an undercarriage detail service and they offered a clear protectant.
Looks amazing, well done. For 500 to 1000 I would do that in a heartbeat for my car. I used to think that was kind of nuts to clean a car like that, and for a daily/disposable, I still think it is, but for a 20 yo car that rarely sees weather that you are hoping to make it another 20, I think its money well spent. Did they put any protectant on it afterwards? I seem to remember 9m having an undercarriage detail service and they offered a clear protectant.
don't believe there is any additional protectant, however i'm curious.
Originally Posted by 993964
Super nice. I have recently read about dry ice cleaning, I might get that done...
i considered the dry ice route but i believe that that is even more $$.
Originally Posted by danco_
Darren is the first stop for any car I buy. I would think the higher price is for removing the plastic guards /inner fender liners, etc.
This service is between $200-350 for most other cars, and this includes inner fenders, and engine bay.
Now that I see yours, I need to take my C2S to him.
Cheers,
RD
yep, mine was the "full monty" undercarriage restoration. when detailing and/or paint correction can cost significantly more i thought this was a reasonable value.
04-14-2017, 07:36 PM
