Gettin my 133 detailed

[Dazza1]

Gettin my rs detailed on Tuesday mate at works son dose it so got him comin to mine. He done another drivers at work and it looked stunning I even takes all 4 alloys off

 

[Monster Detail]

What are you having done, mate?

 

[Karl]

Also how much is he charging?

 

[maggi200]

And what are you having for lunch?

 

[Dazza1]

A detail consists of a pre wash with de greaser and then clayed. This strips any old wax off and contaminations like tree sap ect. Then there is a multi stage polishing process with different strengths of compounds ect to correct swirl marks and light markings. It's then finished off with a sealant to protect all the hard work and the paint.

What he texed me. He uses dodo juice £120 I'm givin him

 

[Karl]

Get him to wax it then seal it

 

[Dazza1]

Yeah he will do mate. He is doin the wheels and while there off do the arches aswel. Is that a good peice

 

[Monster Detail]

Get him to wax it then seal it

Other way round is best.

 

[Monster Detail]

A detail consists of a pre wash with de greaser and then clayed. This strips any old wax off and contaminations like tree sap ect. Then there is a multi stage polishing process with different strengths of compounds ect to correct swirl marks and light markings. It's then finished off with a sealant to protect all the hard work and the paint.

What he texed me. He uses dodo juice £120 I'm givin him

Sounds like a fair price if he does a good job.

 

[Dazza1]

He sent me these before and after pix of a range rover

 

[Karl]

Get him to wax it then seal it

Other way round is best.

Its weird cause you talk to different details and both say either way. I asked one company and he told me stop being petty it doesnt matter which way you do it as it works the same :lol:

 

[maggi200]

Tbh... Do you need more than one? No. It's personal preference at the end of the day, simple as.

 

[Matt]

Get him to wax it then seal it

Other way round is best.

Its weird cause you talk to different details and both say either way. I asked one company and he told me stop being petty it doesnt matter which way you do it as it works the same :lol:

Should wax after sealant as the sealant won't adhere to the wax very well.

 

[Alex_225]

Get him to wax it then seal it

Other way round is best.

Agreed mate. Meant to seal the finish and then wax over that!

Still for £120 that sounds like a pretty good price for the level of work. Just find out what sealant he's using and maybe get yourself a wax to top it up and keep it looking fresh.

 

[BlackTwingo-i]

£120 for this!!
What the heck, ive been charging my friends £20 :'(
Think prices may be going up.

 

[Dazza1]

Get him to wax it then seal it

Other way round is best.

Agreed mate. Meant to seal the finish and then wax over that!

Still for £120 that sounds like a pretty good price for the level of work. Just find out what sealant he's using and maybe get yourself a wax to top it up and keep it looking fresh.

He uses dodo juice stuff mate he had to order some more compound for me yesterday

 

[Dazza1]

£120 for this!!
What the heck, ive been charging my friends £20 :'(
Think prices may be going up.

He is **** hot I've seen a Audi he done at work. He spends no less then 8 hours doin it

 

[AlunJ]

What's his name?

 

[Dazza1]

What's his name?

Jamie he's a driver at works son. He dose it on his days off he works as a policemen

 

[AlunJ]

Ah just I know a detailer down that way with his own business, not him lol