Fantastic job by Paul Dalton ... too good not to post - Enjoy all.
http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=311967
http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=311967
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Unbelievable. Truly a master.
I wish there were craftsmen like these in my neck of the woods. Does anyone know of any in the NYC-NJ areas?
And a question: after seeing this I went out and looked over my car. Other than the excess wax residue around the parking sensors and some seams I found no other blemishes. Has anyone else looked? My cars is a couple of weeks old.
A friend that is in the bodywork business once told me that it takes months for paint to thoroughly dry. That most swirls and marks are caused by well meaning detailers polishing new cars. I had this issue with an xlr some years back. It took a careful hand to correct it. But it was never perfect.
I wish there were craftsmen like these in my neck of the woods. Does anyone know of any in the NYC-NJ areas?
And a question: after seeing this I went out and looked over my car. Other than the excess wax residue around the parking sensors and some seams I found no other blemishes. Has anyone else looked? My cars is a couple of weeks old.
A friend that is in the bodywork business once told me that it takes months for paint to thoroughly dry. That most swirls and marks are caused by well meaning detailers polishing new cars. I had this issue with an xlr some years back. It took a careful hand to correct it. But it was never perfect.
A dedicated pro I must say!!
My MO coupe was nearly as bad. The entire rear bumper was full of haze and scratches. Brand new. I hold little hope my 12C Spider will be any better unfortunately. https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.467066393313620.104009.321260121227582&type=3
And my Aston, reputably famous for their paint quality, looked shockingly bad in many areas. Surprising after visiting the factory where they bragged about the 50 hour paint process, in addition to having a custom paint job done in the original (not current) Aston Racing Green used on the DBR1 (which was a bit of an effort to get done).
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.489078567779069.109412.321260121227582&type=3
Budget for a good detailer, if you're anal like me.
And my Aston, reputably famous for their paint quality, looked shockingly bad in many areas. Surprising after visiting the factory where they bragged about the 50 hour paint process, in addition to having a custom paint job done in the original (not current) Aston Racing Green used on the DBR1 (which was a bit of an effort to get done).
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.489078567779069.109412.321260121227582&type=3
Budget for a good detailer, if you're anal like me.
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