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Originally Posted by Brewdude
It looks as though I may have to hire someone to detail the 300c for the first time since I'm starting to admit to myself that I really don't have the time to do this properly. I ordered all the supplys from pakshak which should be here any day, but the more I read about all the steps, curing times, etc it's becoming clear to me that with commitments to work, weather, and frankly my enthusiasm or lack thereof towards this task I will need to find some qualified individual or shop.
I read poppadocs thread on the detailing forum and saw the responses so I at least have an idea of what to ask about. I figure one of you might be able to recommend a good detailer who can wash, clay, polish, and seal a new car.
I should mention that detailing is counterintuitive to me due to the fact that when I was growing up my alpha father made me wash the cars on a regular basis and I grew to dread the task!
TIA
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I'll detail your car... I'll come to your house and do it... assuming you live within King County lines. I'm in Bellevue. =)
I use P21S polish, wax, shampoo, wheel cleaner, clean applicators each time, micro fiber towels and terry cloth towels, meguiar's tech wax on the wheels, lexol leather cleaner and conditioner, (clay bar if necessary extra $ for that), Plexus for windows and lights.....
email me if you're interested.
kimcheebowl@gmail.com
My car clean...
