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Thank you! I didn't use the rotary at all actually, a combo of the PC and the Cyclo buffers
VERY impressive results then. many many props to you! very few detailers would take the time to do a correction like that with an orbital, let alone achieve such results. again, from one detailer to another, very very nice work!
wow you did an amazing job. it definately needed a intense detailing job like that. ive always loved muscle cars but that evo is sooo sick. Its realll clean!!
for a car that never gets washed it sure had a shitload of swirls in the paint.
The washing and "detailing" it received before sitting was enough to do the damage. Mitsubishi paint is terrible in quality and hardness, doesnt take much to ruin it. I've seen 2007 Galants and Lancers with oxidation and peeling paint.
Originally Posted by camvette91
Very nicely done! Looks great!
Thank you!
Originally Posted by Trans Am Jam
damn great job that evo looks sweeeet. now start detailing fbodies and making threads on that
Thank you! I have a few on schedule in the spring
Originally Posted by Ryan00SS
wow you did an amazing job. it definately needed a intense detailing job like that. ive always loved muscle cars but that evo is sooo sick. Its realll clean!!
Thank you! The car really benefited from the job and the owner was shocked to see it when he picked it up.
Originally Posted by SSquid
OH wow!... VERY VERY good job! hmmm the saleen could use a full detail... PA isnt that far lol
Thanks! Road trips are always fun haha
Originally Posted by 91rs355
Wow, great job. What does something like that normally cost, I've never had the TA detailed so I have no clue
Originally Posted by Lythropus
+1 PM me if need be, I've been looking for someone who does this around my area but haven't been able to find anyone...
I will not discuss my pricing on the forums, as I am not a vendor and enjoy sharing my work. Wish to cause no issues among the staff, however I will give you a general range of pricing for similar quality detailing. You WONT find this kind of work for under $300, infact $300 will probably be the starting point, and range to as high as $2k for a proper detail much like this one.
I've fixed plenty of $99.99 details unfortunately.
09-01-2009, 12:09 AM
