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Old Feb 7, 2017 | 07:14 PM
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Default Omaha Nebraska concours/paint correction?

Looking for a high end detailer in Omaha/Lincoln area. Any suggestion referral appreciated.
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Old Feb 7, 2017 | 08:50 PM
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Cory at Exotic Detail is your guy!

http://www.exoticdetailofomaha.com/
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Old Feb 8, 2017 | 02:15 AM
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Yup. I searched and searched and that is the only one I could find that seemed up to speed but it helps to hear someone recommend them. Thanks
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I went ahead and pulled the trigger on this. $1400. They appear to use CarPro products exclusively. Have a nice setup. Went with a CQuartz. Not a full paint correction but otherwise a fairly thorough treatment. I wish detailers would list every step and product they use at this level. Put on a partial expel clear bra. A separate vender in the same building did that and made a few little mistakes and in doing a price reduction I calculated that he made a huge mistake in the taxes to his favor on the first bill. Back to the detailers they had another tenant in the building take photos of the finished car and gave me a dropbox link so that was cool. I met Eric but never Cory but had phone correspondence with him.

Next time I might try Veloce Brothers in Papillion. I found them from the regional PCA flyer.
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Old Mar 24, 2017 | 06:13 PM
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curious, what was the mistake made on the film job?
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Old Mar 25, 2017 | 11:36 PM
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Towards the right hand corner of the hood at the windshield a small section of the film apparently got cut incorrectly so it was missing. We are talking about something that was roughly a square centimeter. Then there were numerous bubbles. These were things that I just caught by spending a few moments looking at the car. Being a white car the bubbles were tough to see. He gave me a syringe to pop anymore I might find and then the film should self heal. Removing the bubbles is actually a lot more difficult than it sounds. 2nd obvious thing he missed was a bubble on one the headlight lenses since behind the lens is black mostly. In hindsight maybe would not have done the partial expel wrap because you can see the lines when the car is dirty and I am not sure how well cQuartz coating works on Xpel (if at all?). The edges looked pretty good. There was not the issue of wrinkles going around edges - I don't think it's supposed to go completely around edges like some color wraps. All in all it wasn't a big deal since I got the price corrected and its on a Ford not a Porsche. I think some people here would have been upset.

The following link does not show the mistakes just the car.

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/brsvilyzv...An5AfdaPa?dl=0
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Continued Problems. Roughly 3 months later in June. Sorry very delayed post.


And probably sub 3000 miles. *SIGH*
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