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dont think its advertisement, this gotta be some kinda joke
if this is result of about $250 detail job (that we had to fix today by the way) then i can only imagine what $80 will do to your car
how long does it take to do your detail?
if this is result of about $250 detail job (that we had to fix today by the way) then i can only imagine what $80 will do to your car
how long does it take to do your detail?
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Well its a plano area phone number, but its obviously some ignoramus who I would never let touch my car as a DFW area resident. You have proved your lack of skills, to me, by your terrible grammar in your post. We don't raise kids like that around here.
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dude I'm trying to get some business not get a school lecture and its not all about how much you pay for the detail that matters its who dose it it takes me about 2 to 3 hours per car depending on what needs to get done
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Originally Posted by eddi3,Oct 12 2010, 04:46 AM
dude I'm trying to get some business not get a school lecture and its not all about how much you pay for the detail that matters its who dose it it takes me about 2 to 3 hours per car depending on what needs to get done
It's taken me 8-10 hours to properly detail my own car (wash, claybar, mild paint correction, polish, wax, etc..). i wouldn't trust anyone who claims to be able to fully detail a car in 2-3 hours.
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bahahaha. Welcome to the s2000 wash and wax forum... You must be new here.
Know why we make fun of stealerships? This is a prime example. You don't really know what your doing, your not self-educated in the art of detailing, you merely do what your boss taught you to do or w/e, and in the end its all about time. You have to get a job done in 2-3 hours. I've detailed my s2000 before, put on some tunes and it took me 8 hours claying, using two kinds of menzerna, and waxing the car. Have to do it again this winter break cause soft paint with black is lame
. I am well prepared to put an entire day aside to do a proper detail job.
I am sorry for ruining your business, but you are not a reputable detailer. "Pics or it didn't happen" that kind of stuff.
There's a few very legitimate detailers in DFW and I would pay any one of them $250 before I would even consider paying you $80... I risk having holograms or having you burn through my paint when I can't trust you with a rotary and sheep skin bonnet.
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Know why we make fun of stealerships? This is a prime example. You don't really know what your doing, your not self-educated in the art of detailing, you merely do what your boss taught you to do or w/e, and in the end its all about time. You have to get a job done in 2-3 hours. I've detailed my s2000 before, put on some tunes and it took me 8 hours claying, using two kinds of menzerna, and waxing the car. Have to do it again this winter break cause soft paint with black is lame
. I am well prepared to put an entire day aside to do a proper detail job.I am sorry for ruining your business, but you are not a reputable detailer. "Pics or it didn't happen" that kind of stuff.
There's a few very legitimate detailers in DFW and I would pay any one of them $250 before I would even consider paying you $80... I risk having holograms or having you burn through my paint when I can't trust you with a rotary and sheep skin bonnet.
Step One on your quest on this forum: Get a s2000 wash and wax wacko badge.