Todays detail.
Originally Posted by Jtrain
5 .. HOURS!?
Did you take a 3 hour nap???
Did you take a 3 hour nap???
How long do you think it takes to detail, really detail a car??? I know if I'm doing the works including polishing it can easily take 7-9 hours.
Originally Posted by Jtrain
5 .. HOURS!?
Did you take a 3 hour nap???
Did you take a 3 hour nap???
You need to do the entire process of the car one section at a time.
IF you just spray wax on thats not detailing.
I did a fast detail compared to the ones i usualy do up to 7-8 hours.
Those pics almost look like you got rid of your car and just bought a new one. Nice job!!
On another note... i dont understand how people can do a complete detail inside and out with a full correction in under 8 hrs? Do they have a small army? It took me and my buddy about 14 hrs on his black neon(it was in bad shape) and that was with 2 people.
On another note... i dont understand how people can do a complete detail inside and out with a full correction in under 8 hrs? Do they have a small army? It took me and my buddy about 14 hrs on his black neon(it was in bad shape) and that was with 2 people.
Originally Posted by InLU
Those pics almost look like you got rid of your car and just bought a new one. Nice job!!
On another note... i dont understand how people can do a complete detail inside and out with a full correction in under 8 hrs? Do they have a small army? It took me and my buddy about 14 hrs on his black neon(it was in bad shape) and that was with 2 people.
On another note... i dont understand how people can do a complete detail inside and out with a full correction in under 8 hrs? Do they have a small army? It took me and my buddy about 14 hrs on his black neon(it was in bad shape) and that was with 2 people.
Originally Posted by InLU
Those pics almost look like you got rid of your car and just bought a new one. Nice job!!
On another note... i dont understand how people can do a complete detail inside and out with a full correction in under 8 hrs? Do they have a small army? It took me and my buddy about 14 hrs on his black neon(it was in bad shape) and that was with 2 people.
On another note... i dont understand how people can do a complete detail inside and out with a full correction in under 8 hrs? Do they have a small army? It took me and my buddy about 14 hrs on his black neon(it was in bad shape) and that was with 2 people.
Ok i have a question that battled me for years, is there a point to clay bar outside or it only has to be inside the garage?. I head from detail shops they do it outside sometimes, but doesnt the debree from the outside land back on the car?
Also vehicle should cure in the garage or curing can be done outside? or atleast i should have a car cover?
Also vehicle should cure in the garage or curing can be done outside? or atleast i should have a car cover?
Originally Posted by sikkstreets
Ok i have a question that battled me for years, is there a point to clay bar outside or it only has to be inside the garage?. I head from detail shops they do it outside sometimes, but doesnt the debree from the outside land back on the car?
Also vehicle should cure in the garage or curing can be done outside? or atleast i should have a car cover?
Also vehicle should cure in the garage or curing can be done outside? or atleast i should have a car cover?
You can totally clay a car outside, it's not an issue at all. Clay is just getting off the contaminants that are really stuck on that normal washing couldn't get off. Just because you're claying outside doesn't mean you're going to have some random contaminant suddenly fall and stick to your car. So again, it's totally fine to clay outside because you're going to wash your car again when you're done anyway. When curing either wax or sealant it can be done outside or in. Outside in the sun will actually help it cure faster. No car cover needed.
nice job, however you the #1 rule of detailing, NEVER PUT YOUR TOWELS/WASH MITTS ON THE GROUND! I make sure mine never hit the ground, if they do they dont get used again until they are washed. Easiest way to avoid scartches
Originally Posted by in2win
nice job, however you the #1 rule of detailing, NEVER PUT YOUR TOWELS/WASH MITTS ON THE GROUND! I make sure mine never hit the ground, if they do they dont get used again until they are washed. Easiest way to avoid scartches

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