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Car Detailer Recommendation Sought


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31 minutes ago, Russ said:

microfibre wash mits have longer 'hooks' so the dirt goes further up them, and it doesn't scratch into your paint

microfibre cloths have short hooks to lift dirt - you're just running it across your paint if you use a cloth in place of a wash mit

anyway there's no real right/wrong with detailing, it's all trail and error - I know someone who owns 20 wash mits and only uses each one for one swipe on a panel

Obsessive Cloth Disorder   thats called

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I recently bought the Meguires lambswool washing mitt to use with the two bucket method, seems to work quite well.

Next expenditure will be a snow foam lance and a beginners detailing course for some additional hands on learning.

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On similar thread I am looking for advice please following an encounter on Sunday travelling on Geelong/Melb road with a car in front of me that kicked up a big sheet of plaster board that some bas*%#d had obviously not tied down properly on their load and hit the front of my turbo.  It shattered on impact with front grill mainly on right hand side of car as you can see from this photo.  No real damage to the paint work and certainly no dents ( or dints if your'e a Kiwi :) ) ... but looks like it needs at very least to be buffed out after I have given it a good clean since. Hopefully nothing more but could be some minor chip damage as well.

Any recommendations would be great with any similar experiences.

I am Melb based.  

cheers

Porsche plasterboard.jpg

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On 19/12/2017 at 1:08 PM, Thommo66 said:

thanks @hugh and @Gavin (CliffToCoast) ... will follow up with @JB

Hi Thommo.

happy to have a look for you and recommend best course of action. Looks superficial so feel free to pop down,  (we are in glen Iris) no commitment just happy to help out and advise a Pfa member.

cheers

Jonathan

0408562846

 

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On 9/21/2017 at 3:37 PM, Lucky Phil said:

Can anyone recommend a good detailer/paint correction specialist based in Melbourne.  I have a guy who does my stone chips and he is the hail damage and door dent removal guru but when I asked him about detailing he suggested for me to get a specialist. 

I have a few swirls and need some minor paint correction done (looks like the previous owner did not use the two bucket wash method), so a cut and polish is on the cards.  Car looks perfect 99% of the time, but in certain sunlight I can see the paint problems so I want to have them sorted.

This guys twin is what I am seeking. https://https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QW25dgHCA2M&feature=youtu.be/QW25dgHCA2M

If the link did not work it is the guy from White Details in the UK (I want someone as good as him).

 

 

If you are in the West Paul B is your man...........the shiniest mirror finish I have ever seen with my own eyes on this Lincoln

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