Good detailers in the GTA?
06-03-2015, 05:47 AM
#21
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It's hard work and a good job is a full 8 hour day. It's literally back breaking, espeically when you're not experienced.
But swirls just come back, that's why I just do it myself.
Also the opticoat is a permanent solution I believe, If you have your painted corrected, it's a good idea to do it if you can afford it.
But swirls just come back, that's why I just do it myself.
Also the opticoat is a permanent solution I believe, If you have your painted corrected, it's a good idea to do it if you can afford it.
06-03-2015, 06:30 AM
#22
+1 for getting the stuff and doing it at home. Very hard work though, and tons of tools to buy. After all the brushes, polishes, pads, clothes and machines it is a substantial bill.
I used to do it a lot, even making money on the side, but after my long work week it is hard to spend a whole day doing this stuff. I'm too old now lol.
Wes_R is amazing, but if anyone is thinking about doing things themselves here are some links to some guys I watch.
https://www.youtube.com/user/AMMONYCdotcom
https://www.youtube.com/user/Junkman2000
I have a porter cable polisher, but I believe the rupes is better for paint, and the PC for interiors.
http://www.rupestool.com/p/us/en/polishers
I used to do it a lot, even making money on the side, but after my long work week it is hard to spend a whole day doing this stuff. I'm too old now lol.
Wes_R is amazing, but if anyone is thinking about doing things themselves here are some links to some guys I watch.
https://www.youtube.com/user/AMMONYCdotcom
https://www.youtube.com/user/Junkman2000
I have a porter cable polisher, but I believe the rupes is better for paint, and the PC for interiors.
http://www.rupestool.com/p/us/en/polishers
06-04-2015, 10:40 AM
#23
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I would be happy to take care of your car. Feel free to check out the page: www.reflectionsdetailing.ca
I sponsor a few car clubs here and there as well.
If you have any questions on paint correction or coatings feel free to contact me.
Typical results of a 1-Step Polish
A light polish on a new to the owner 911, we recently completed.
I sponsor a few car clubs here and there as well.
If you have any questions on paint correction or coatings feel free to contact me.
Typical results of a 1-Step Polish
A light polish on a new to the owner 911, we recently completed.
06-05-2015, 03:33 PM
#24
I was pretty amazed what I was able to do with a clay bar today. Got rid of weird white spots everywhere on the back. Got rid of skid marks or something when I spun out on track. Got rid of poor paint thing I did.... I was dissapointed in the scratch repair solution I got though. Didn't seem to fix anything.
06-13-2015, 01:00 PM
#26
Well considering you live down my street and I've never seen the car before, I'm gonna assume it's pretty low mileage and in good shape with light swirl marks. The $250 package he offers is probably more then enough
