Most of them really weren't scratches in terms of the paint being removed. Most of the morks were from the other car scraping against his car and leaving steaks of paint behind. There were some small deep scratched I couldn't get out but they had to be pointed out to see. Some of the other marks that were scratches weren't deep enough where they couldn't be polished out.

 

Here ya go! These results were Jaxon approved!

 

I know this thread is 6 months old, but that is astonishing.

 

^ agreed

That's the first time I've seen the TI wheels on a car, they looks pretty amazing.

 

amazing job, how much is a job like that going to run someone?

 

i am utterly amazed that you were able to restore this car from the state it was in.

 

Based on the amount of time he spent, I'd guess at least $700....I'd probably be somewhere closer to $1,000.

Certainly worth every penny! These are permanent details and as long as they're maintained correctly, the car will never look anywhere near like it did in the before pics!

 

what a nice job

the owner better be kissing your feet.

 

Wow I was surprised to see this again, thanks for the nice words guys. Believe it or not I charged $275 for this job. I could have easily charged $400+ but I like helping our locals guys out. The economy sucks and most can't afford what I should be charging. This was by far the worst car I've ever detailed and if I had another one to do like this, I would for sure charge more than $275. My hands hurt just thinking about this car.

 

:bowd own:




now i am goin to go back to the post you left in that thread about black cars.. damn.. obviously u used a machine.. i have never used one because it would probably turn out how that car looked before.. i need to learn how to use a buffer cuz applying and removing by hand is a bitch....!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

zomg i wish u were closer! !!!!!!

 

WHOAAAAAAAAA!! I am in awe!! Awesome job!

 

Great job. Now it's critical to teach the owner how to look after his paint so it doesn't get like that again.

 

That's for damn sure, and kicking the azz of the previous 'detailer' who messed it up. You'd have to try really hard to do that bad a job.

 

What did you use to clean the rims?