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Old 09-29-07, 08:34   #1 (permalink)
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New Member from San Francisco with questions.

Hi All,
New guy here. Completely new to to washing and detailing. Just bought a black IS 350 about a month back and have no idea how to take care of the paint.

I took it to a "hand carwash" here in SF and had an awful experience which resulted in swirls all over the place. (The washers had on jewelry, belt buckles...used bath towels to wash/dry).
I was in shock and decided to do things myself from now on. But I have a few problems:

1. I have no clue where to start.
2. I live in a condo complex with no where to wash my car myself.
3. I have no clue where to start...oh said that already

I'd like to have a nice professional detail to start things off, and then maintain it from then on.
If anyone can help with a suggestion for a detailer in SF and tell me what products to buy to maintain the finish, I'd really appreciate it.

Thanks in advance!!! (Sorry for the long post)
 
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Old 10-18-07, 03:10   #2 (permalink)
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Re: New Member from San Francisco with questions.

Talk to a detailer about getting a durable paint sealant with the detailing. It can help quite a lot.
 
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