Quite the brand ambassador you are Syd!

 

yes, IMO you should have it done. you have an Obsidian. don't get me wrong i love the OB especially when it's swirl and scratch free and shining like there is no tomorrow. however, it is a full time job + overtime trying to maintain it. the only way it will take many hrs. is if your paint is in bad shape. i live in Queens and if there was someone closer and with the same if not better skill level than Phil and the team at DD, i would have chosen to stay closer to home. i researched, watched vids, looked at countless pics and Detailers Domain was the best of the bunch.

just trying to protect my investment until i pull the trigger on the LS.

 

Sydtoosic,

I got in touch with the Phil and I'm considering to do it... but I kind of wondering about the price. It's the most expensive I know and if it kept the car clean for a year (via supernatural process) I would do it.

So, can you recap and tell what's exactly are the advantages of having a car done with this process?

I live in the city and I can't wash the car my self and forget about the car wash...once every two three weeks done by the garage guy at the best. So, the car will be dirty most of the times anyway.

 

if you do a 1 step correction plus the HB or 22PLE then it won't be as much. the 1 step won't remove all the blemishes but the car will look better. the advantages is of course the gloss, dirt repel, water beading (no water spots) water sheeting, car is much easier to wash. i wouldn't recommend a scratch test. if the car is washed properly after the detail then you won't have a problem. this obsidian paint is obscenely soft, so you'll need a coating.

 

That is simply amazing! Great job!

 

Sonax polymer net shield still holding strong IMO it's getting better... Fellas, GET A CAN OF THIS ****.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/76804690@N05/8491684840/http://www.flickr.com/photos/76804690@N05/8491684840/ by http://www.flickr.com/people/76804690@N05/, on Flickr

http://www.flickr.com/photos/76804690@N05/8490584993/http://www.flickr.com/photos/76804690@N05/8490584993/ by http://www.flickr.com/people/76804690@N05/, on Flickr

this is a crappy pic, but it's raining and when i stopped at the light the the water rolled off the hood there's barely any water left on the hood.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/76804690@N05/8491683618/http://www.flickr.com/photos/76804690@N05/8491683618/ by http://www.flickr.com/people/76804690@N05/, on Flickr

 

Look at that dash Looking good. Is this HB or 22PLE underneath?

PS: The 5-er might think you were trying to take a picture of his car!

 

it's the 22PLE underneath. my interior stays clean and i only wipe it down once maybe twice a week. i don't allow eating, farting, gum chewing, loud conversations, drinking, smoking in my car... and the passengers are lucky i don't make them take their shoes off when they get in my car. i ask if anyone is wearing new jeans, and if so you're not getting in... i don't want any ink transfer on my Cabernet seats.. the 5er is safe... it was raining and there were to many cars for a GS F Sport and BM535 shoot out.

 

If you do have problems with dye transfer Syd, try this:

http://www.autopia-carcare.com/ult-6...FUXf4AodJm0Aig

 

for denim transfer to leather this will work follow the steps carefully.

Leather Master Super Remover.

 

it hasn't happened yet, but i'm always prepared. thanx SW...

a reply from the master himself... i have both the LM Leather Cleaner and Super Remover, i got it from you. i'm loving this Sonax BTW... thanx for the heads up buddy.

 

I'll have to give that Sonax Netshield a try, thats specifically the type of product I've been looking for...

 

what are you waiting for young man... when i come across a product that i would feel comfortable applying to my car, i share the results. Sonax Poymer Net Shield is that product. Detailers Domain has plenty in stock, after Phil showed me the results of the sonax on his car, i was sold.

 

Thanks for the laugh! Farting is especially a b***h with the dual pane windows.

 

not to mention that the residual fart juice gets in the perforations of our seats and that **** is a ***** to get out.