whats up guys i wanted to get my car washed at a shop who would NOT ADD SWIRLS IN THE PAINT. i did some research and found a shop in clifton NJ called, www.dedicateddetailingnj.com, absolutely great hospitality and great car service and like stated in the above text, he DOESNT put swirls in the paint. I took pictures while he was washing my car take a look...


First three are before pics and then anything after is after pics.

 

Stu will do it. Especially if you post this in the correct forum.

 

Where should i post this

 

https://my350z.com/forum/exterior-and-interior-51/

but maybe in your region as well.

 

Continued

 

Should i delete this thread and if so how?

 

No you're cool. Dave will come in and move it where it needs to go. The folk in OT will just bust on you anyway. But really we have a member
named Stu who does it for a living. He polishes a lot of ***** apparently.

 

ok cool thanks a bunch, im not too familiar with all these terms, what does OT mean?? also what does STU mean? thanks again any more information that will be beneficial towards me pplease let me know

thanks.

 

OT means this forum, Off Topic. Stu is Stuart, a member. **** polishing is a thing Stuart does. He details cars as well. But to get a question answered regarding detailing your car, we have a forum dedicated to that. This isn't it. I linked you to that one to get your questions answered.

 

Why is this something you just don't do yourself?

It costs a bit for the supplies, but once you have them you can detail any car whenever you want.

 

Stu, how do you polish *****?

And why would you want a dude washing your car? It's like getting a massage. If a topless chick isn't doing it for you, do it yourself.

 

I have done semi-professional detailing in the past, but not as much now. I honestly kind of got sick of it, even cleaning my own car. I realized that my paint blows, and will never be perfect so I just stopped caring. I do make sure that even if it's dirty, it has wax on it though so it's protected.

As far as washing without creating swirls, that's not too hard. They are so easy to introduce though that you have to be really careful each time. The f'ing dealer washed mine once even though I said not to, and now it's swirly everywhere. I don't really feel like cleaning it up and polishing it lightly to take some of them out.

Anyways, thanks RM.