Detailing shops
05-16-2013, 07:56 AM
#21
^ AGREED
Some clay products introduce marring or micro-marring. Inspect the paint when done.
Again as Reflections Detail stated above I agree, It is always best to remove all residue.
Sometimes I rewash. You can use diluted IPA spray. I prefer to use Eraser before applying the LSP.
Some clay products introduce marring or micro-marring. Inspect the paint when done.
Again as Reflections Detail stated above I agree, It is always best to remove all residue.
Sometimes I rewash. You can use diluted IPA spray. I prefer to use Eraser before applying the LSP.
05-22-2013, 08:54 AM
#22
Senior Member
Also to answer the op question about getting a "full detail" you can plan on setting aside at least $500
I know that seems really high but consider that it would take a pro detailer 15+ hours then the hourly rate seems appropriate. To make it seem reasonable think of a lawyers hourly rate.
I know that seems really high but consider that it would take a pro detailer 15+ hours then the hourly rate seems appropriate. To make it seem reasonable think of a lawyers hourly rate.
05-22-2013, 11:08 AM
#23
Senior Member
Honestly, I would look into doing it yourself. Once you do an actual detail, you'll realize how much money you can save. I guess to me it would be only worth it if you never had a weekend to set aside to do this and have the money.
05-22-2013, 03:49 PM
#24
Senior Member
Thread Starter
I am going to, ordering the stuff this weekend.
06-15-2013, 07:21 AM
#26
Senior Member
I used just the collinite and the shine is fabulous but my truck is new and the Ruby red has metal flake in it. But even being new I could tell what a difference it made immediately it's been a little over a month I guess and still shines like the day I applied it.
I'll never use any other brand or type, also didn't need a buffer as the stuff goes on easy and comes off just as easy, the buffer would speed up the process but it didn't take long by hand.
I'll never use any other brand or type, also didn't need a buffer as the stuff goes on easy and comes off just as easy, the buffer would speed up the process but it didn't take long by hand.