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Originally Posted by Dave1
All I can say is, thats damn cheap for a showroom job.......
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I guess it depends on what you consider a showroom job, for me that would be a wash, clay, aggressive polish, fine polish, ultrafine polish (p106ff on LC blue), a good glaze, and top it off with
souveran, victoria wax, zymol concours, etc...
Oh yeah, and the wheel wells would have to be spotless, wheels cleaned front AND back, tires PERFECT, meaning white glove clean tires, wheels sealed or waxed, all trim dressed with low gloss dressing, all rubber seals clenaed and dressed, all metal polished, glass perfect and sealed with an AIO, I could go on...
But I dont see how anyone can offer, at least what I consider to be showroom perfect at under $200...
Well, I suppose you could use fillers..... But I don't.
For me, average detail that I consider close to perfect is 8.5 hours for about $250 (negotiable), to get it to a level where I can say perfect, 2 days, and a lot of cash.
And thats 8.5 hours working with a rotary! Imagine how long it would take with a pc.