Surfside Detailing Experience
07-20-10, 08:36 PM
#1
Surfside Detailing Experience
Just wanted to share my experience and couple pictures.
Passenger Side Rear Door.
Passenger Side Fender
Scuff Mark on Door. (I've tried clay bar and could not get it out before)
Pillar
During
Rinsing off polish dust and Dry.
Results
Evan and Jose are very down to earth nice guys.
Answered several questions I had regarding detailing/polishing and such.
I wish I had better pictures to show you before and after but my car is swirl free now.
I highly recommend Evan and Jose @ Surfside Detailing and hope this helps LA/OC area members whos looking for professional paint correction/detail on their cars.
Passenger Side Rear Door.
Passenger Side Fender
Scuff Mark on Door. (I've tried clay bar and could not get it out before)
Pillar
During
Rinsing off polish dust and Dry.
Results
Evan and Jose are very down to earth nice guys.
Answered several questions I had regarding detailing/polishing and such.
I wish I had better pictures to show you before and after but my car is swirl free now.
I highly recommend Evan and Jose @ Surfside Detailing and hope this helps LA/OC area members whos looking for professional paint correction/detail on their cars.
Last edited by kentaro; 09-13-10 at 05:42 PM.
07-20-10, 10:26 PM
#4
I love having a freshly detailed car, and it looks like they did a really nice job on yours. What did they use on your windows? They came out really great.
My only gripe is that they should have used a canopy or something to cover the car when they washed it after polishing...especially since you have a black roof. The sun heats up the paint and evaporates the water much quicker (water spots). I've noticed in the past that warm/hot paint is more likely to mar while drying with MF towels. I need to show those pics to my neighbors as proof that I'm not crazy for using a leaf blower to dry my car hahaha.
My only gripe is that they should have used a canopy or something to cover the car when they washed it after polishing...especially since you have a black roof. The sun heats up the paint and evaporates the water much quicker (water spots). I've noticed in the past that warm/hot paint is more likely to mar while drying with MF towels. I need to show those pics to my neighbors as proof that I'm not crazy for using a leaf blower to dry my car hahaha.
07-20-10, 10:38 PM
#5
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I love having a freshly detailed car, and it looks like they did a really nice job on yours. What did they use on your windows? They came out really great.
My only gripe is that they should have used a canopy or something to cover the car when they washed it after polishing...especially since you have a black roof. The sun heats up the paint and evaporates the water much quicker (water spots). I've noticed in the past that warm/hot paint is more likely to mar while drying with MF towels. I need to show those pics to my neighbors as proof that I'm not crazy for using a leaf blower to dry my car hahaha.
My only gripe is that they should have used a canopy or something to cover the car when they washed it after polishing...especially since you have a black roof. The sun heats up the paint and evaporates the water much quicker (water spots). I've noticed in the past that warm/hot paint is more likely to mar while drying with MF towels. I need to show those pics to my neighbors as proof that I'm not crazy for using a leaf blower to dry my car hahaha.
I understand you should never wash your car under the sun.
But my roof is actually vinyl wrapped and car was brought into the garage right after few minutes of pressure wash/rinse.
Car was also waxed after drying and I did not notice any water marks.
Leaf blower works very well and easier/safer in my opinion when drying.
07-20-10, 10:48 PM
#6
Haha, I didn't notice it was your pillar. I was wondering how you could have scratched up your "window" that badly. I've been meaning to put aside a day to detail my car, but my arm has been killing me since last month. Maybe I should have somebody do it for me.
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Thanks atc we have done quite a number of Legacy GT guys as well as the guys over on Nasioc.
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