Recent content by EricPerrier

Based on the size of the truck and the visable scratches I have seen This will be my plan of attack. Wash Polish - PC Scratch Removal - PC Seal - PC I did the initial wash and clay of the truck yesterday. So i will be re-washing to remove dust/dirt/etc and then take it from there.

This is definitely the largest truck I have done yet.

THank you for all the responces everyone. Tihs forum is great!

Im out in Suffolk County . NY

Been doing it for a few years, can get out normal defects/ scratches / marring

Goodasnew -> thjats what Im having trouble deciding~ I dont want to charge for materials but I dont want to lose my ass either. Its a BIGGGG truck lol

Thank you everyone for the rquick responces! Drew I will take that into account! I appriciate it!

Basically it will be an account for me. We talked about me servicing the truck once a month. He initially would like the scratches taken out and have the truck looking like new.

Hey everyone. I have a few quick questions regarding a current detail. Its a 2013 Ford F350. Black. The truck is used as a work truck, and along with that came caked on mud/dirt/grime. After the initial wash (2x) I noticed scratches in a few spots on the truck. What would one normally...

@OP, youm ay be using too much, I have no dust attracting issues here in NY. Just a thought.

V07 is the ####! I use it as a temp spray sealant after every wash on my personal car and my customers. Spray it onto the towel, whip on entire car, then go over with another towel for a final whipdown. Works wonders.

love that blackberry pearl color!

Its hard to say exactly what it smells like, there are hints of vanilla, but the name really does nail it lmao

CG Stripper Scent FTW!

good point Mike! I do the same with 2x10's!