Perfect shine

I want to say a little something that intrigues every detailer and everyone that even cares a little about there cars paint. Many people when they are attracted to a shop like mine its because they have seen a vehicle that really wowed them and can't believe the depth in the paint. SO the inquire how did you get that shine on? That's were the referrals come in. SO I always want to perform and produce these kind of results. Here is were money throws the consumer and me as a service provider for a loop. We can often renew your paint with the proper steps and time involved. If really want this shine I encourage you to emphasise on that issue in the beginning of our consultation. Usually it won't be as much as you think to make these few extra step. ( Unless you have a lifted monster truck that's been hunting for the last 10 years and you've never gotten it detailed once.) Paint correction first takes a clean surface so we remove all the tar, sap, and other things that can only be seen under our xenon inspection light. Then we use a cleaning polish that removes scratches and many imperfections. Then we will spot sand any scratches that need to be addressed. Next is another coat of polish or wax of choice for the vehicles needs. ( Black and maroon vehicles require different care than a white or silver) also Audi paint is different than GM paint. We use a dual action orbital polisher to achieve the highest luster finishing off with a paint sealant of epoxy or polymer glaze. Hand applied polish doesn't last as long as machine applications. Some times a hand apply is the best option though. Feel free to call and ask what you can use on your car or stop by I can help you select whats best for your situation. Paint protection should be applied about 2 times a year unless you get some expensive products that last 1-2 years. I will be posting more on this subject as it is a vast one.