Quality Detailer in Midwest Arkansas

ZaneO · 08-24-06, 04:06

I know someone needing a quality detailer in the midwest region of Arkansas. Can anyone help?

xtremeclean · 08-24-06, 05:08

I am in Ft Smith next to the Oklahoma. It is a 2 1/2 hour drive to Little Rock from where I am sitting. I am looking for someone in the Longview, TX area if you know of anyone.

mattz · 08-25-06, 02:15

Thanks for the shout out, Zano, that was me on LS2. Yes, I am looking for someone in midwest arkansas, I too am in fort smith.

xtremeclean · 08-26-06, 08:03

mattz: I noticed in another post, that you decided to tackle you car yourself. If you are talking about a detail shop on the east side in Ft Smith, I too was quoted a high price for claying in addition to the 3 step that he was going to do on my suv. I would be willing to help if I can.

mattz · 08-28-06, 01:56

East side... not good with fort smith, but it was off pheonix? Sound right? Are you detailing now yourself, I'm guessing? If so yeah I may take you up on the offer.

xtremeclean · 08-28-06, 06:18

Yeah, that is the one I am talking about. I have seen his work on black and was not impressed with it. They left swirls, buffer trails, etc in the paint after they had finished the car. I am detailing my personal cars and a few for friends and family, but not as a business as of now. I would like to detail some on the side and make some spending money to buy supplies with.

mattz · 08-28-06, 06:40

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Originally Posted by xtremeclean

Yeah, that is the one I am talking about. I have seen his work on black and was not impressed with it. They left swirls, buffer trails, etc in the paint after they had finished the car. I am detailing my personal cars and a few for friends and family, but not as a business as of now. I would like to detail some on the side and make some spending money to buy supplies with.

Yeah... I'm just not real trust worthy of a place that looks like they hire people who dont have any experience to swing cars in and out. How good are you? Think you could fix my problem? If so, how much? I'm not worried about interior, engine, tires or wheels or anything, strictly paint.

xtremeclean · 08-28-06, 08:08

How good am I? Well, most everyone that knows me and my cars say that I should be doing this for a living. I will let you be the judge of that. Here is a thread of my truck that I posted after a complete detail. http://autopia.org/forum/showthread.php?t=69788

Think you can fix my problem? Without actually seeing the car, I can not say that I can get it 100%, but more than likely be able to do something with it. I would also be willing to do a test spot on the car to see how much a difference it makes.

If so, how much? Again, without actually seeing the car I can not say because I do not know how much time would be involved in removing the defects.

My email is kdchild@yahoo.com if you want to email me. Be sure to title the message according so that I do not delete it as spam.

mattz · 08-28-06, 08:17

Email sent, let me know if you don't get it.

xtremeclean · 08-28-06, 08:21

okay, will be late or early depending on how you look at it before I can get to my email. I am at work right now and do not have access to my email account.

mattz · 08-28-06, 08:25

Thats fine, hopefully it went through, gmail sometimes isn't nice. I pretty much explained everything, either way it's not a big deal. I don't mind getting down and dirty myself, but I think once the car is polished up and everything it'll be very easy to take care of, as it's garaged and washed weekly right now.