need detail. how do i choose?

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+1 For that recommendation, Gina was voted Detailer of the Year for 2006.



If you're going to pay for a $100 Detail, simply you'll get $100 worth of quality. $300 for a Full Detail is quite appropriate if you're a full professional. Proper Professionals in this industry:



- Bring a Quality Image of Detailing by means of professional business practices(Surface Reconditioning, Etc)

- Registered, Insured, are EPA Compliant

- Pay Taxes (LLC, Corp, Sole Proprietorship)

- Have reputable Certification or Training

- Have MSDS Sheets of all their products



"Professional Detailer" or just "Detailer" is a hugely overused, miscommunicated, and misunderstood term. I would recommend you ask the potential detailer:



- What products they use, and why they do certain processes.

- What is included in the service to meet your expectation.



If they are patient and seek to educate you, then that's a good starting point.
 
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Did you get your van back? If so tell us all how you made out.



Good luck.



Tony Stubblefield

Founder

New England Detail Authority

617.464.4481 ext.2

National Association for Professional Detailing and Reconditioning

Bulletins
 
wow what can i say? here's a pic of my van, too bad you couldn't see the before pic. anyway did I get my $'s worth? I say yes and no. yes because if i'd have washed and waxed, vaccuumed and shampooed, buffed and whateverelse i probably would have done an equivalent or worse job and it would have cost me materials, purchase of a buffer , pads etc. and more time than i have. so, for a hundred i think its ok. as for my no reason, after seeing the pics of other peops cars on this site i dont think i got anythnig near that.

i dont know if my van's paint has the potential of what i see you guys are acomplishing. It's really amazing at how a real detail (as, like I said, I saw on theis website) can make a car look better than new.

well let me know what you all think of the $100 deal.

I cant seem to get my pics saved small enough to upload if you want to look at my ebay auction its: eBay Motors: Volkswagen : Bus/Vanagon (item 220105749150 end time May-03-07 18:04:56 PDT)
 
I think the 2 biggest things that really stands out are the carpet and the engine. It could have definately come out much better. Based on how it looks after the detail, I can tell it needed alot of work. Would spending an extra several $100's to get an Autopian level of cleaning pay off for your E-Bay auction, I would say no way. You got what you paid for and you got what you needed. Good luck on your auction.
 
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