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Hey Bill,

A. Holograms are created by a buffer. Someone previously detailed that car and did not know how to use a buffer or used the wrong pads/wax etc...
B. I do not do engine details
C. It all depends on the condition of the new car.

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Hey everyone,

Customer wanted to get his car detailed for selling purposes. Car was in bad shape. I couldnt get a good angle to capture the swirls but they were definitely there.

ProcesS:
Wash
Clay
SIP w/ orange pad @ 1700 rpm
106ff w/ white pad @ 1400 rpm
jet seal (GREAT STUFF!!!)









Enjoy!

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Customer came back with new wheels. wanted his car cleaned up again

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Enjoy!

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Hey everyone. Customer just wanted a one step polish. car was in good shape just needed light polishing

Process:
Wash
Clay
106ff w/ white pad @ 1400 rpm
jet seal












Enjoy!

ISWillie

Thanks very much for the answers John... but regarding the buffing question, and since you have detailed many IS's... when I say new car, I mean straight from the dealer, so the paint is in as good a condition as it gets. My question is simply to find out, since I have a dark color, (Black Sapphire), if I were to have it buffed, say once or twice a year to return the finish to its original swirl-free condition, how long would it be before I might have to start to be concerned about the depth of the paint? My car is always garaged, washed once a week, and waxed, (by hand, by me), about once a month. Just a ball-park estimate is all I'm looking for. I know that there are variables... who buffs it, what they use, how knowledgeable they are, etc.

Thanks again John!

gijoebruin

Sent you a PM!

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pm replied!

knihc2008

iTrader: (1)

Hey that's my friend Kevin, he was raving about your work earlier haha

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haha yeah, he mentioned that you were interested in getting your car detailed as well. let me know if you still are

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Hey everyone.

First up BMW M3
Customer just wanted a one step polish. Car needed A LOT of claying!

Process:
Wash
Clay
106ff w/ white pad @ 1400 rpm
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Next up,
BMW 750li

Car was in horrible condition. It was repainted, deep scratches, swirls, etc..

Process:
Wash
Clay
SIP w/ orange pad @ 1600 rpm
106ff w/ white pad @ 1400 rpm
Jet Seal

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butterbeer

hey I'm pretty new to this stuff but I got a quick question...if your car has swirl marks, are you supposed to wet sand it at all?? the steps shown on this thread seems like wash clay and then different types of polishes with different pads, am i correct? oh yeah and if you're using an electronic buffer (not your hands), how do you get to the hard-to-get parts? (for example the area around the license plate lol)
BEAUTIFUL work btw.