I recentely took it to Midtown Car Wash in Perth Amboy NJ and they completely fucked up my car. I have swirl marks like there is no tomorrow. I got a refund after a long dispute but the Better Business Bureau will take care of the rest.
Long Story short i need to have the swirl marks removed from my car w/some scratches and have it flawless like when i bought it it's a 2008 TL-S NHBP. any info would be appreciated i'm in Central Jersey middlesexcounty area.

 

freehold- the detail and tint center. alot of ppl around my area go to them for detailing. owners name is dave. does great work. i go there for tint.
732-294-9300

 

Detailers Domain is from NJ .. but up north. But you can eat off of your car after they are done with it. They are actually sponsors on Azine.. check in the detail section.

 

thanks guys i appreciate the input any idea around how much its gonna run?

 

approx 120-150 for full detail

 

It really depends on the level of detail that you want done. if you're looking for a full 2 or 3 step paint correction to take care of all the swirls and scratches it could run you anywhere from $400-$700 from a quality shop.

 

infiniti did that to my car. tons of swirls even on my headlights. and my car is diamond graphite (dark grey)

EFItech im sure u can do it urself.

i used my porter cable, bought meguiars 105 and 205 top coat of Klasse AIO and then S100 wax. the swirls were gone after that! if u have have the time save ur money n do it urself.

to bad its black otherwise i could do it for u. lol

 

Yeh i used to work at a detail place in PA when i was in college but just dont have the time or equipment to get it done. thanks for the input guys i really appreciate it.

 

Hi are you still looking for a detailer? I'm from East Brunswick and I can go to you and detailer your car.

Here is a TSX I detailed couple months go. The car was new but the dealership gave it a wash before receiving it, and it had light swirls all over the car. After I was done it was swirl free. Here are some pics of the finish.

http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/...ailed-tsx.html