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Old 03-20-07, 12:49   #1 (permalink)
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Deatiler Needed - Miami Area

Just got my car repainted a few months ago. Paint is great, but when light shines on it, I see what I believe are swirl marks. A friend told me I could use a clay bar and then wax to get that out and have it looking nice but I'd rather have a reputabale person do it. Anyone know a detailing place I can take it to?
 
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Old 03-21-07, 10:03   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Deatiler Needed - Miami Area

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Just got my car repainted a few months ago. Paint is great, but when light shines on it, I see what I believe are swirl marks. A friend told me I could use a clay bar and then wax to get that out and have it looking nice but I'd rather have a reputabale person do it. Anyone know a detailing place I can take it to?
Bring it up to me and I'll make it look better than new. It sounds like it needs a real good polishing (and a really good claying). I can advise you on a maintenance system so that your paint stays looking nice after I fix it. PM me for my # if your still interested.
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