This really helps our image

JoshVette · 10-06-09, 08:39

You wonder why he's driving that around too......no business.....

geez, what's he thinking.

Darkstar752 · 10-06-09, 08:39

Damn, the only reflection in the picture is from the puddle

I hate these guys

axel_ny · 10-06-09, 08:41

JohnKleven · 10-06-09, 09:29

Before we get all crazy on this guy. Maybe the left side was sparkling clean?? Maybe? OK, Maybe not....

thedetailer · 10-06-09, 09:48

That is horrible!

Chris_DBS · 10-06-09, 09:51

I bet he has a special on paint protection aswell LOL

This reminds me of a ute I saw a few years back when I was down the coast on a camping trip, it was a single stage red ute, yep you guessed all oxidised and the stickers were that sunburnt they were peeling off.

I agree. Not good for the industry.

Im not sure what else to say.

Chris

David Fermani · 10-07-09, 03:53

This is a good one too:

brwill2005 · 10-07-09, 05:53

Unfortunately this is just a sad truth about this business. Anyone and their brother can buy a few supplies and call themselves a detailer. I just strive to differentiate my self from these idiots by being as professional as possible. For me this means offering an excellent service, and having the proper licensing and insurance.

lawrencea · 10-07-09, 06:20

Isent this like having a dentest with no teeth.

Scottwax · 10-07-09, 06:24

Quote:

Originally Posted by David Fermani

This is a good one too:

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He should change his sign to: Hack detailing at its worst

finalfinish · 10-07-09, 06:27

Thats kinda like my tow rig. Its got vinyls on the windows for my business, but more often than not you cant even see the vinyls because the whole rig is covered with mud because its my trail rig too, haha. Although its covered with mud all the time, you won't find a single swirl or scratch on it when the mud comes off. Collinite (about 5 coats) is the only thing that can hold up to any type of off roading.