You can do that with rain xMy van is going in to be detailed and ceramic coated, not happy with some dull marks up side. Can't wait to see before and after! Posted earlier is it worth getting wheels done? Apparently windscreen amasing to do, motorway driving in wet with no need for wipers?!
If I keep forking money out on it and squint my eyes slightly it may vaguely resemble a T6!You can do that with rain x
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Wait till I ask if I can put it up here for sale! being such an inclusive forum lol.How very dare you .......
Blasphemy !
Wait till I ask if I can put it up here for sale! being such an inclusive forum lol.
There could be someone looking for a downgradeWait till I ask if I can put it up here for sale! being such an inclusive forum lol.
For me, detailing is going beyond the basic wash method.When did the phrase 'washing the car' change to 'detailing'....? I can only guess when we stopped using rough dog eared sponges, a splash of Fairy Liquid in an old crusty builders bucket was the turning point? But still, it still grates with the over use of 'detailing' when all is being done to the vehicle is a dousing of snow foam with a fancy wash mitt and dry down with a towel better than in my bathroom.
I'll get my coat......or should I say my 'inclement weather heat retainer'?
I understand totally the differences, I own far too many products and have OCD issues with cleanliness on my vehicles. Just grates me with the overuse of the term 'detailing' on many forums + FB for a relatively quick wash and brush up. I'm now off to detail myself in the shower ......For me, detailing is going beyond the basic wash method.
There are 3 levels in my opinion:
1) Standard/Basic Car wash (quick wash with hose, sponge and dry down)
2) Valet - Above but with the inclusion of inside the vehicle and maybe add a spray wax to finish the bodywork
3) Detail - 2 bucket wash method, decontaminate the paintwork, full clean etc etc and then followed up with machine polish and paintwork correction
I do completely agree. So many people have set up 'detailing' businesses on facebook and they haven't got the foggiest idea on how to actually detailI understand totally the differences, I own far too many products and have OCD issues with cleanliness on my vehicles. Just grates me with the overuse of the term 'detailing' on many forums + FB for a relatively quick wash and brush up. I'm now off to detail myself in the shower ......