** Blue BMW 135i Paint Correction by Unique Car Care **

That's what I was thinking.



Thanks for the answer, Rick.



RickRack said:
Haha, thanks!



Normally I would have gone with 85rd, but decided to go with 106fa since the paint was extremely hard and the 106fa has a little extra bite.
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Everything is going pretty well, thanks.



CRAZY busy, Rick. Between my real job and the detailing, I haven't had a day off in a month...seven days a week will finally catch up with you.



I just finished a Ford GT yesterday, and that thing was a bear! Up next, I have a Plymouth Prowler (with matching trailer), 550 Maranello, a custom Harley Davidson and a Porsche Boxter S...Not to mention my girlfriend's TRASHED Land Rover. Yeah, I'm pretty busy. :xyxthumbs



What about you? Like I even need to ask...Haha. You're ALWAYS booked. Hope all is well, friend.





RickRack said:
No problem :)



How's everything? Have you been staying busy?
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Thanks again everyone!!



Things have been insanely busy lately! I have been receiving so many e-mails, private messsages, text messages and phone calls lately for detailing and other services. To be honest, it is a little overwhelming. I have to say that this is definitely the busiest I have ever been in my 15 years of detailing.



I guess it's not a bad thing though, considering the horrible economy. Sometimes I feel guilty that I am so busy when I talk to someone that is out of work. They tell me not to complain and that it could be the other way around, so I am very thankful to be in the position I'm in. Not only is work busy, but I've had a lot of other distractions in my life lately, which doesn't make things any easier.



I would personally like to thank Rydawg & Brandon for helping me out at the shop over the past couple months! If it wasn't for them, I don't know how I would handle all of the business...
 
Excellent work as always Rick!!!!!!



Thanks for helping me with my customers also!!! I just wish we could get to everyone right away, but this year is beyond crazy. This is the busiest I have been in 20 years also.



As for business being busy.. That's what happens when you put the two best guys under one roof that give and remain 100% quality and customer satisfaction. I am so glad that we met up a couple years ago and joined forces and combined our business and became great friends too.



p.s. I hope everything goes better for you personally! It will all work out...trust me!
 
Thanks a whole #%#@#$ of a lot - now I want one ;) Great work - would love to see it with the LSP on it but that would just fire up my envy more.
 
Thanks again Ryan!



It looks like we're in for a very busy summer. Hopefully we'll be able to take a little time off to enjoy ourselves a little bit, but you know how that goes! Maybe next year we'll have to find a bigger shop... :)





CPTzippy- Thanks!



It really is a cool little car. It must be a blast to drive!
 
Nice work, as always...I always enjoy your write-ups! It is good to see that you and Rydawg are so busy. That is impressive considering that all of it came from referrals! That's not surprising when you do work like this!



Hopefully, I will be able to stop by more often to see what you guys are up to more often now that you are only ten minutes away. I could stop by at 1am to see how Ryan's doing...LOL!!!



Thanks for sharing!
 
fantastic job on an awesome car!



i have a question though..



what would your best guess be as to what made that pretty awful scratch on the passenger door/fender?



my car has a few of them.. in one area, and it drives me crazy..
 
Rick I can't tell you how much I respect your work. It's nothing short of extraordinary.



Quick question: What camera did you use and do you have any tips on taking pictures? I just got a Nikon D40 with the Kit lens. I really want to put it to good use.
 
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