Recommended detailer in Manchester?
- Thread starter Maniac
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Sorry, but I cant believe that for one second. The halfords single speed buffer is for removing polishes and waxes. Might add a little lustre but get it under some lights and im sure it will be the same. Bully if it has worked but im not convinced at all.
@Maniac - Hes Swissvax so will always be more expensive. You get what you pay for when wanting the car to look right.
@Maniac - Hes Swissvax so will always be more expensive. You get what you pay for when wanting the car to look right.
Hi,
I used a chap called Scott Davis to do my car when I got as it was in quite a bad way. http://www.obsessivecardetailing.co.uk/index.php?page=index he is based in Bolton and you can either take your car to him or he will come to you. Did a great job on my car and it still looks ace 12 months down the line.
However if you fancy trying it yourself then you can buy all the gear you will need for the cost of a detail. I recently purchased a 330i Saloon for day to day stuff and the paintwork is shocking. Rather than pay for someone to do it I decided to have a go myself and bought a DAS6 Pro Sonus kit + 4" pads. I was a little scared at first but its really quite easy, time consuming but easy and you dont have to worry about damaging your paint unless you are complete idiot.
The whole of the 330 looked like it had been washed with sand and I did the rear section (rear window backwards) in about 3 hours, thats washed, clayed, corrected and polished. Here are a couple of pics of the before and after (prior to final polish being applied).
P
I used a chap called Scott Davis to do my car when I got as it was in quite a bad way. http://www.obsessivecardetailing.co.uk/index.php?page=index he is based in Bolton and you can either take your car to him or he will come to you. Did a great job on my car and it still looks ace 12 months down the line.
However if you fancy trying it yourself then you can buy all the gear you will need for the cost of a detail. I recently purchased a 330i Saloon for day to day stuff and the paintwork is shocking. Rather than pay for someone to do it I decided to have a go myself and bought a DAS6 Pro Sonus kit + 4" pads. I was a little scared at first but its really quite easy, time consuming but easy and you dont have to worry about damaging your paint unless you are complete idiot.
The whole of the 330 looked like it had been washed with sand and I did the rear section (rear window backwards) in about 3 hours, thats washed, clayed, corrected and polished. Here are a couple of pics of the before and after (prior to final polish being applied).
P