Fresh and clean
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Fresh and clean
I just had a complete detail done today by Detail Werk in the Dallas area. They did come to the house and spent almost 3 hours washing, claying and hand waxing my 460. The interior was also cleaned snd detailed using Swissvox products. The wax is 50% carnuba and it really does bring out the sparkle of the mica. I hope the pictures show how nice it is.
#2
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Hi CubbyLex, your car looks great! I forgot about all the nice options in your car. The dark matte wood trim looks awesome. How much did the whole detailing package cost?
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Cubbylex (08-19-18)
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My apologies for not putting cost. This package was $350 plus tax. As with any detail place, they have several packages and options to chose from.
I liked thar they came to my home, but some packages require dropping your vehicle at their place of business. I believe the “new car detail” starts at 2500.00 and takes 3-5 days.
However a basic wash, dry, vac is about 60.00
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My apologies for not putting cost. This package was $350 plus tax. As with any detail place, they have several packages and options to chose from.
I liked thar they came to my home, but some packages require dropping your vehicle at their place of business. I believe the “new car detail” starts at 2500.00 and takes 3-5 days.
However a basic wash, dry, vac is about 60.00
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sorry to rain on your parade.. looks great outside but seeing your cream interior reminds me on why I do not want a light interior.. I know prices are higher in the US.. but what exactly did they do to the interior? I can still see the staining and the dirt in the creases etc, at 350 and a mobile service I am guessing the interior is just a simple cleaning with no fixing of the leather issues etc? I have the same problems with my black leather and I will be getting them rectified.
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Paint correction is expensive and takes more time. I doubt you can get all that for $350
The $2500 new car detail would include paint correction, ceramic coating and much more. Probably needs a couple of days too.
The $2500 new car detail would include paint correction, ceramic coating and much more. Probably needs a couple of days too.
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looks great outside but seeing your cream interior reminds me on why I do not want a light interior.. I know prices are higher in the US.. but what exactly did they do to the interior? I can still see the staining and the dirt in the creases etc, at 350 and a mobile service I am guessing the interior is just a simple cleaning with no fixing of the leather issues etc? I have the same problems with my black leather and I will be getting them rectified.
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sorry to rain on your parade.. looks great outside but seeing your cream interior reminds me on why I do not want a light interior.. I know prices are higher in the US.. but what exactly did they do to the interior? I can still see the staining and the dirt in the creases etc, at 350 and a mobile service I am guessing the interior is just a simple cleaning with no fixing of the leather issues etc? I have the same problems with my black leather and I will be getting them rectified.
Also, there was no paint correction either, this is the original paint and I am second owner. Originally from California car and then here in Texas our weather isn’t too harsh.
Prior or to my ownership, the rear bumper had been redone from original purchaser backing into another object. So that paint isn’t original.
While I understand some people’s rejection of light interior, I don’t share that feeling because it gets too dang hot here in summer and it is adults that drive the car and we are very restrained in food items, like drinks only.
Anyway, I am happy and that’s what counts right?
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Owning from new its pretty easy to keep the light interior nice, when buying used though its tougher. Regular cleaning would have kept those creases from forming,
Car looks great!
Car looks great!
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totally understand where u r coming from on leather. No, there was not leather repair in this price. It was clean and treat. I know it needs repair but it needed a full detail prior to having repair. It will be the front seat and the drivers side rear has a stain from clothing that will have to be corrected as well.
Also, there was no paint correction either, this is the original paint and I am second owner. Originally from California car and then here in Texas our weather isn’t too harsh.
Prior or to my ownership, the rear bumper had been redone from original purchaser backing into another object. So that paint isn’t original.
While I understand some people’s rejection of light interior, I don’t share that feeling because it gets too dang hot here in summer and it is adults that drive the car and we are very restrained in food items, like drinks only.
Anyway, I am happy and that’s what counts right?
Best
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Cubbylex (08-19-18)
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Hi Steve,
You are totally correct on the “from new”perspective.
I will be having the seats repaired so they look as good as new and then take care of them as they should have been.
The. Original purchaser apparently was a trust fund person, who wasn’t that concerned with it.
However, I am very grateful to have found it as I needed a bigger car interior with the dependability that Lexus offered. I know every vehicle has their own idiosyncrasies, but basically, after much research, the Lexus won me over.
Coming from American luxury cars, they just don’t have the touch and feel of quality this one does.
While I am unable to do a lot of diy things, I love this site because there is an amazing amount of good info to guide in taking care of our cars.
Thanks to all who contribute.
Best
You are totally correct on the “from new”perspective.
I will be having the seats repaired so they look as good as new and then take care of them as they should have been.
The. Original purchaser apparently was a trust fund person, who wasn’t that concerned with it.
However, I am very grateful to have found it as I needed a bigger car interior with the dependability that Lexus offered. I know every vehicle has their own idiosyncrasies, but basically, after much research, the Lexus won me over.
Coming from American luxury cars, they just don’t have the touch and feel of quality this one does.
While I am unable to do a lot of diy things, I love this site because there is an amazing amount of good info to guide in taking care of our cars.
Thanks to all who contribute.
Best
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