Hi everyone; If this post violates any rules please feel free to remove!

Alright, so why am I posting? I'm a mobile detailer in the Los Angeles area and wanted to, well, advertise my services to the local forum.

You can see my work at another forum: www.autopia.org/forum . A little about me; I've been detailing for almost 2 years now. I started detailing my family cars and decided to take it a step further and make my own mobile-detailing business. If you have any questions about cars I've worked on, processes or products I use, or any detailing related questions, just let me know.

Process:
106ff w/ white pad @ 1400rpm
Z5pro
Souveran

 

Another work of mine

Process:
106ff w/ orange pad
OP w/ orange pad
OPS w/ white pad
souveran

before:











before on the left and after on the right






after:

 

Here is an example of a G35 I did.















If you have any questions please feel free to PM me.

Enjoy!

 

bump!

 

Wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy to many pix; get rid of about 2/3s. Start with the dark ones where you can only see the headlights.

Cars you detail look very nice but your posts here are just going to annoy people with all those pix.

 

no, i like the pics. keep posting.

 

What the hell do you do for a living??

 

^^ details cars


looks GREAT!

 

Nice Lambo

 

why would pics annoy people? lol

 

Very nice. What was the LSP on the G?

 

I wonder the first post's 2 lambo are the same car..
The after picture is a brand new car... why will a brand new car's paint got so bad even before it got its license plate!?

 

I sent you a PM.

Heres the link.

How much?

 

age of the car has little to do with swirls if it is washed improperly. paint contamination is also very common from the shipping process (rail dust settling onto the paint). brand new cars typically need claying/polishing. there are MANY dealerships that destroy beautiful paint finishes with their "delivery prep" for new cars. dirty towels, poor technique, and inexperienced people with rotary buffers.