Need a good detailer in San diego

nanjay · 07-01-06, 10:59

I need a really good detailer for my car.
any good detailers in san diego, help me get rid of these dealer installed swirls.

any help on finding a detailer will be greatly appreciated.

-Jay

the other pc · 07-01-06, 11:04

RAG is in SD. PM him ASAP.

PC.

nanjay · 07-01-06, 11:16

Thank you, just PM him... hopefully he'll respond fast like you..

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RAG is in SD. PM him ASAP.

PC.

gbackus · 07-01-06, 11:18

I second the recomendation!

a.k.a. Patrick · 07-01-06, 05:22

I'd hit David B. up..........

nanjay · 07-01-06, 05:52

Thanks for the reply, would you happen to know his business phone number?
I would really like to get this done ASAP. Then again maybe his closed for 4th of july weekend

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Originally Posted by a.k.a. Patrick

I'd hit David B. up..........

RAG · 07-01-06, 07:06

Thanks for the referral guys...never actually seen anybody searching for a detailer in San Diego before on this site. Nice perk to what is already a highly beneficial site.

a.k.a. Patrick · 07-01-06, 09:05

Nan, I seriously doubt David would consider it. My reply was a mere attempt to get a respons from David!
Ryan is more then qualified to help you. Ive spoken with Ryan on the phone regarding products on numerous occasion, and he always strikes me a a very thorough and knowlegable detailer. Theres only a few people I know of that I would trust my own vehicles to, and Ryan would definetly be one of them........Ryan, if your close to T.O., I have a 03 Silver Tacoma P/U I just picked up you can play with!
Actually I have a few new items I want to have him try on it!

nanjay · 07-01-06, 09:25

Thanks for the assurance patrick.

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Originally Posted by a.k.a. Patrick

Nan, I seriously doubt David would consider it. My reply was a mere attempt to get a respons from David!
Ryan is more then qualified to help you. Ive spoken with Ryan on the phone regarding products on numerous occasion, and he always strikes me a a very thorough and knowlegable detailer. Theres only a few people I know of that I would trust my own vehicles to, and Ryan would definetly be one of them........Ryan, if your close to T.O., I have a 03 Silver Tacoma P/U I just picked up you can play with!
Actually I have a few new items I want to have him try on it!

RAG · 07-02-06, 07:32

That was some deep stuff...there wasn't ton of sctrathes, but the scratches that were there were deep. I started of with the PC with PO106FF but this didn't even stratch the surface. I then moved on the the rotary with FPII, a green Propel II...even used pretty good pressure on the pad and even ran at 1500 rpms most of the time. But about 20% of the scratches remained...so I'm gonna hit it with another round of FPII via rotary tomorrow. Geez, I never would have thought a new car (that the just pulled the the protective wrap off of) could have such so much scratching... Obviously whom ever washed this thing at the dealership had no clue.

a.k.a. Patrick · 07-03-06, 06:20

That bad????

RAG · 07-03-06, 07:41

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That bad????

Yes, that bad and some - Syllybob can attest. It wasn't covered in a million swirls like a car that'd been washed bad a couple dozen times, but it mine as well have because the swirls that were there were DEEP. Let me put it this way - I covered most areas of the car three times with a rotary and the green propel + FPII and then Shawn (Sullybob followed with the PC and the Blackfire PO106FF polish)...that's 4 polishing rounds... AND still about 15% of the scratches remained! That's as much clear than I wanted to remove, but it had to be done to get it even close to proper. Insane - yesterday I polished a 1 year-old black Honda just twice with FPII via rotary and nearly got it defect free.