You guessed it....detail pix
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04-02-2010, 10:45 AM
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#22
04-02-2010, 11:41 AM
oe you need to do it you will thank yourself after go buy a claybar kit follow the instructions and wax it with meguires nxt tech 2.0 after it will glow...my buddy uses it on his red truck and wow...i also use it on my black and it looks nice and wet...im sure theres better waxes but for what you can aquire at walmart its tops there....
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04-02-2010, 11:53 AM
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Looks great man, let's go muddin'!
#24
04-02-2010, 12:35 PM
Exterior details range from $100-$150. Typically in my experience, the guys that are competent will charge at least $125. The other shops that offer as a side note will entice you with their $99.95 price, but it always comes out like **** and it's usually a local highschool student doing it for dirt cheap.
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04-02-2010, 12:57 PM
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04-02-2010, 01:24 PM
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04-02-2010, 02:42 PM
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Exterior details range from $100-$150. Typically in my experience, the guys that are competent will charge at least $125. The other shops that offer as a side note will entice you with their $99.95 price, but it always comes out like **** and it's usually a local highschool student doing it for dirt cheap.
that highschool kid used to be me
. I worked at a carwash/detail place all though highschool (3 years). Most of the guys wo did the detailing were making min. wage and had no experience... we didnt give a chit what it looked like, as long as the customer payed. When the boss is bichn to hurry up and get it done you cut corners..We also beat the hell out of customer vehicles
... unless they were there watching. oh the storys i could tell... i could write a book on that place...That is why I dont let anyone touch my truck unless its something i cant do like an alignment, even then, i watch them
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04-02-2010, 03:15 PM
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that highschool kid used to be me . I worked at a carwash/detail place all though highschool (3 years). Most of the guys wo did the detailing were making min. wage and had no experience... we didnt give a chit what it looked like, as long as the customer payed. When the boss is bichn to hurry up and get it done you cut corners..
We also beat the hell out of customer vehicles... unless they were there watching. oh the storys i could tell... i could write a book on that place...
That is why I dont let anyone touch my truck unless its something i cant do like an alignment, even then, i watch them
. I worked at a carwash/detail place all though highschool (3 years). Most of the guys wo did the detailing were making min. wage and had no experience... we didnt give a chit what it looked like, as long as the customer payed. When the boss is bichn to hurry up and get it done you cut corners..We also beat the hell out of customer vehicles
... unless they were there watching. oh the storys i could tell... i could write a book on that place...That is why I dont let anyone touch my truck unless its something i cant do like an alignment, even then, i watch them
#30
04-02-2010, 03:35 PM
Just me, but detailers would go broke waiting for me to take my vehicle to one. I get satisfaction in detailing the hell out of mine myself. The same type of satisfaction I get after doing a repair or mod myself.
Could never understand someone who was physically capable of doing something paying someone to do it...
Could never understand someone who was physically capable of doing something paying someone to do it...