Recent content by c0rbin9

It is a shame that compounding had to be used to correct the defects. That is a lot of microns of clear coat removed.

Did you read the entire post? The price was for full front PPF (bumper, fenders, hood, mirrors), polish, ceramic coating, and engine bay cleaning. Is $3,400 on the high end of the range for all that work? Yes, but I'm fine paying it if the work is good. It wasn't in this case, but that's a...

^ Keep in mind I did not want a full correction, only a light polish. But yes I agree.

It is not Detail Groove. He said he would fix it, we'll see what happens. Thanks for the opinions all.

One week. I also had PPF put on the windshield for an additional charge during that time. There was no breakdown by labor hours on the receipt.

If this was the level of polish I had paid for, I would expect the entire car to look like this. The rest of the car looks great though, it is only these areas which are still swirled. That suggests that these areas were simply overlooked rather than this being the level of correction of a light...

I took my '93 Mazda RX-7 in for a professional detail from one of the top local detailers in my area (Houston). From the beginning I was much more concerned about preserving the clear coat rather than chasing down every last scratch, and I elected to go for a full front PPF plus what he calls a...

Huge fan of rinseless products and the philosophy behind them. If the 1 bucket big red sponge method recommended by ONR doesn't cause scratches, what is the point in adding the needless complication of foam guns, multiple buckets, etc.? It seems to me that rinseless washes, like ONR, if...