Hey guys,

RE this old thread:
https://g35driver.com/forums/care-de...iti-g37xs.html

There's a guy anzubero... does detailing in NY -- I just bought an 09 G37x and the dealer swirled the **** outta the clearcoat....

He hasn't been active on this board since last year, anyone know how to get in touch with him?

Thanks

 

Are you dead set on him? Any professional detailing place can get it back to a mirror shine. Or you can invest a few hundred & a few hours & polish it out yourself & save money in the long run. Just saying.

 

Not Necessarily, I guess I just saw he was highly recommended. (And consquently horror stories of sooo many other detail shops that ef it up.)

So no, I guess I just need to find a good one in my area...

Thanks for the reply First time Infiniti Owner, was always an Acura guy...

Lovin it so far =)

 

Ya just look up on yelp for ones with good reviews or ask in the regional section for a recommendation on a good detailer in your area.

 

couldnt be further from the truth! its not just a few hours, and not ANY pro shop will turn it around!

Hit up andrew with Big A's Detailing. Tell him Eric with Envious Detailing sent you!

 

^ How is it further from the truth? Maybe my choice of words were a little misleading. If you have the time a full restore can be done in 6-8 hours. Not any pro shop can turn it around but any reputable one can if the damage hasen't gone too far.

 

So what you are inferring is that it should only take between 6-8 hours to do the following:

wash, clay, prep
full paint correction with 3 steps of compounding/polishing
clean paint, lay on wax, remove wax
clean the wheels, tires, windows, door jambs, dress tires

To be completely honest, a one step takes 5-6 hours, so I have no idea how you are supposed to get the compounding and heavier polishing done in 8 hours. If you can do it with the same results I can, then more power to you, but I've been doing this for about 7 years now and cant find a way to cut out at least 5 more hours of work

I've had clients come t me and think it will take 5 hours total...I did a test section on their car only to find out I would have to three step it...that single section took 20 minutes...now multiply that by the rest of the car, and add in the other aspects...end result, I booked those clients for 12-16 hour jobs!

 

I'm not in NYC -- any recommendations upstate - Buffalo/Rochester/Syra area?

 

http://www.detailwny.com/
talk to mike and tell him I sent you

 

I am not talking about all that. Obviously you are doing clients cars so you do all the extra stuff. I'm just talking about wash, clay, polish, and wax. Anything else is on the owner if he wants even more detail.

 

Awesome Eric, I had never even heard of them and I grew up here...

Thanks I appreciate it, I've already sent him an email!

 

Mike is a good guy and very respected!

BOW, you made the comment of "a full resto can be done in 6-8 hrs"...thats what I was going off of. sorry

 

I owe ya a beer when I make it out to Cali to see my friend someday

 

no problem man! i'll Take it! LOL