car detailimg shops near Norfolk
#12
Re: car detailimg shops near Norfolk
Carpro is another company. They make a sealant called Hydro2. Spray on and spray off of wet paint. Done. Saves me a lot of time.
#13
Re: car detailimg shops near Norfolk
Aqua wax is a nice one. Any detailer worth their weight probably does coatings. Optimum, CQuartz, 22ple, Americoat, Ceramic Pro are all good coating companies. Check out the autogeekonline forums and AMMONYC videos to learn more.
Carpro is another company. They make a sealant called Hydro2. Spray on and spray off of wet paint. Done. Saves me a lot of time.
Carpro is another company. They make a sealant called Hydro2. Spray on and spray off of wet paint. Done. Saves me a lot of time.
So, if you were to do the work, what would a ballpark amount be? '07 Mazdaspeed 3 with a decently maintained finish. It's had two "light" surface corrections with a DA, mild pad and meg's ultimate compound. It is washed and aquawaxed every 1-3 months. There is no oxidization.
It could use a more aggressive correction to remove etched water spots and light swirls. What do you estimate for this type of correction and finishing with one of these coatings?
I have never had a pro detailer do any work on my cars and have zero idea what this type of service goes for....
Last edited by bast525; 08-18-2015 at 10:55 AM.
#14
Re: car detailimg shops near Norfolk
I saw a solid paint protection system a while back that was really more of an second layer of clear coat with more strength. I don't remember what it was called but it seemed to provide exceptional protection.
#15
Re: car detailimg shops near Norfolk
Thanks for the additional info sir. I've been doing a lot of reading on Autogeek after your earlier post.
So, if you were to do the work, what would a ballpark amount be? '07 Mazdaspeed 3 with a decently maintained finish. It's had two "light" surface corrections with a DA, mild pad and meg's ultimate compound. It is washed and aquawaxed every 1-3 months. There is no oxidization.
It could use a more aggressive correction to remove etched water spots and light swirls. What do you estimate for this type of correction and finishing with one of these coatings?
I have never had a pro detailer do any work on my cars and have zero idea what this type of service goes for....
So, if you were to do the work, what would a ballpark amount be? '07 Mazdaspeed 3 with a decently maintained finish. It's had two "light" surface corrections with a DA, mild pad and meg's ultimate compound. It is washed and aquawaxed every 1-3 months. There is no oxidization.
It could use a more aggressive correction to remove etched water spots and light swirls. What do you estimate for this type of correction and finishing with one of these coatings?
I have never had a pro detailer do any work on my cars and have zero idea what this type of service goes for....
And no problem! Glad to educate
That would be a nano ceramic coating.
#16
Re: car detailimg shops near Norfolk
Thanks again PTAD1. I do pretty well keeping the interior clean, mostly just interested in correcting the clear coat and applying one of these new coatings. I've bookmarked this post and will PM you when I have some extra funds.
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