HyperVTEC

I purchased my car in August 2006 and I have only washed it but I do feel that it needs a really good wash, clay, wax, etc. With the ever changing weather in Va, I put off detailing it myself and I have never tried the clay. Hall Acura offers show room detail for couple hundred bux but I they didn't mention anything about claying in their list of show room detail service. So, can anyone in the 757 area recommend a good place to get it detailed?

Porkipine

iTrader: (1)

Why don't you detail the car yourself? If you do it alone it could be boring but if you got a few ppl (2-3) with you doing it, it'll be fun. I don't live in VA but good luck

Hawhyen51

I don't know if this will help any - Detailing Directory. You can also check some of the detailing forums and see what pops up.

HyperVTEC

Thanks for the link

t0talacuratl

iTrader: (3)

I was looking for such a place in Hampton Roads area myself. I couldn't find any place that would be as anal as I am. So I gave up and did it myself. Trust me, you will do a way better job than any of those places.

Jesstzn

Clay baring is easy .. there is a link to it in the drop downs in my web page. Some info on waxes/sealants too ..

HyperVTEC

Thanks buddy, I will check out your site =]






Have you guys seen the thread about the Bugatti Veyron detailing and the guy used all Zymol product and he finished the job with the Zymol Royale Glaze that cost over $7,000 (Cost covers lifetime refill from Zymol)?

If not, then here is the link Detailing the Bugatti Veyron

JD TL-S

iTrader: (1)

OH MY, HE used high pressure sprayer on that car! OH SHIT! THATS A BIG NO NO!!!!!

SteveP66

Hyper - Have you considered doing it yourself...? You could save yourself some bucks and when done have the pride of knowing you did it.

HyperVTEC

I agree about having the pride of doing it yourself but I am scared to use the clay and the machine buffer...neither of which I own but definitely would consider having at my disposal after seeing what they can do. It makes me sad seeing the hazing and the swirl marks all over this beautiful car.

SteveP66

Say no more............"machine buffer".......yup scares me too.

They clay part was pretty straight forward ......... I did my own - no machines........all by hand. Was a fun day...

HyperVTEC

lol! the outcome of a machine buff is awesome though isn't it =]

SteveP66

I think it would be - I don't know for sure - I have never tried using one...............but many guys here have and all rave about it.

HyperVTEC

Yeah I thought that too when I saw it but I guess it goes to show how tough the Zymol Royale Glaze is

paradigm

there is nothing wrong w/ using a pressure washer on a car...you just don't want to put the nozzle very close to the paint. the type of wax/glaze/sealant on the paint won't matter as far as protecting from high pressure if it would happen to be too close.

paul dalton is the infamous high-end detailer from the UK.