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07-29-2006, 01:10 PM
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does anybody need a car detail?? look....
Does anyone need their car detailed? I will come to you with my canopy and porter cable to get the job done. Check out my website and view the gallery to see some cars I have done. http://www.washinparkin.com
Thanks guys... call me if you have any questions.
-j0sh
Thanks guys... call me if you have any questions.
-j0sh
07-30-2006, 02:01 AM
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Josh... you're a good guy, but your website has like... WAY too many spelling/grammatical errors.
Including "Infinity," (it's Infiniti), Suv's --> SUVs. Van's --> vans
Sometimes you say paints instead of paint's.
The only other thing is the way you describe clay bar... it removes "toxins" ? That sounds a little BS. Toxins are a biological thing, you should get rid of that word.
Just trying to help.
Mike
Including "Infinity," (it's Infiniti), Suv's --> SUVs. Van's --> vans
Sometimes you say paints instead of paint's.
The only other thing is the way you describe clay bar... it removes "toxins" ? That sounds a little BS. Toxins are a biological thing, you should get rid of that word.
Just trying to help.
Mike
08-01-2006, 03:44 PM
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Originally Posted by adrianko43
How can you detail a car without clay barring it? That should not be an extra charge.
Easy. I do it all the time. You only need to claybar once a year.
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Originally Posted by Wired 24/7
Josh... you're a good guy, but your website has like... WAY too many spelling/grammatical errors.
Including "Infinity," (it's Infiniti), Suv's --> SUVs. Van's --> vans
Sometimes you say paints instead of paint's.
The only other thing is the way you describe clay bar... it removes "toxins" ? That sounds a little BS. Toxins are a biological thing, you should get rid of that word.
Just trying to help.
Mike
Including "Infinity," (it's Infiniti), Suv's --> SUVs. Van's --> vans
Sometimes you say paints instead of paint's.
The only other thing is the way you describe clay bar... it removes "toxins" ? That sounds a little BS. Toxins are a biological thing, you should get rid of that word.
Just trying to help.
Mike
Hey Mike,
Thanks for pointing out my grammatical errors.... i was actually going to have my sister go over the site to point all that out to me, i feel retarded i spelled infiniti with a 'Y' hahahaha ;] anyway yes I will take the word 'toxins' off and replace it with 'contaminants' Thanks again for your advice... i appreciate it.
adrianko43 How can you detail a car without clay barring it? That should not be an extra charge.
08-03-2006, 02:26 PM
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Originally Posted by mista350z
hey josh. how long will it take for the maintenance detail? and do you work on the weekends?
Hey,
The maintenance detail would probably take about 4 hours or so. I do work on the weekends so let me know if you'd like me to come to your place to take care of your car. :] All I require is you have a hose/power outlet for my porter cable, I will supply the shade if you don't have any.
-Josh
08-03-2006, 04:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Saint_Spinner
Easy. I do it all the time. You only need to claybar once a year.
IMO, if you just wash and wax, thats called.... a wash and wax, not a de. For me, detailing consists of stripping down the old wax with dishwashing soap, then claybar, use a porter cable to buff out the swirls, use the porter cable to apply the polish, wash the car again, use some kind of sealant like Klasse, and then topping it off with carnauba wax.
08-03-2006, 04:51 PM
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Originally Posted by adrianko43
IMO, if you just wash and wax, thats called.... a wash and wax, not a de. For me, detailing consists of stripping down the old wax with dishwashing soap, then claybar, use a porter cable to buff out the swirls, use the porter cable to apply the polish, wash the car again, use some kind of sealant like Klasse, and then topping it off with carnauba wax.
Now if you are talking about removing swirls from your paint that is done in my highest package... That takes 6-8 hours and no detail from a car wash shop will do that for 125 dollars, that's for sure. Basically that package consists of wash>clay>dual action polish #83 > speed glaze #80>synthetic sealant #21 followed by all the exterior trim and interior etc.. removing the swirls is removing the paint... That's the only way to remove scratches.
08-03-2006, 04:55 PM
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one more thing.... clay bar strips wax.... so i would avoid using dish wash soap as that's not meant for cars... I've gone to a few meguiars classes regarding detailing and they say to avoid using dish wash soap due to the chemicals they use.
08-03-2006, 04:56 PM
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Originally Posted by 350Zteve
What geographic area do you cover?
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