Recent content by rakkvet

Big thanks to everyone who has liked my Fb site.

You'd be suprised. If you have an HD tv you'll see swirls like crazy on a lot of those concoure and auction cars. Many of those guys use the excuse, " we are trying to maintain originality." Apparantly that means swirls and scratches.

I hope things get better soon. What an unfortunate situation. I will pray for your recovery.

I've used the Griots foamer and I liked it. With that being said it is not a durable commercial grade product that you can drop or use 10 to 20 times per day and expect it to last. I would buy one. Just saying.

"Liked" everyone to this point. I would also like to add: Make sure you send an invitation to every one who is already a friend on facebook, and in turn ask them to ask their friends to like your page. It is a great way to get your name spread more locally.

The scratches on the hood of this C4 Corvette were pretty bad. After: Sorry this is a totally different angle. Same car. This was polished out M105 and M205. It was sealed with Blackfire Wet Diamond.

Wow, I hope that swirl-a-matic has been closed down as a public nuisance. lol That looks like vandalism. Good luck.

Totally agree with this. They don't think you are working cause you are at home.

Here is mine. I've liked a few of your pages and will be going through here shortly to add a few more. If anyone wants to see what great fb page updates are go check out Northeast Detailing and B&B Detailing. They aren't excessive and always have something great when they do post. I've liked...

We had a customer that wanted us to put something on their car called Cilajet. It was basically a $500 warranty that came with a bottle of sealant. Not worth it in my opinion.

Aren't all Vipers notorious for not being able to hook up because of the massive amount of horsepower and being front heavy.

Great looking car. I consider the Viper to be an emerging American icon.

Bret, thank you. That is great advice. I think a lot of people enter any business venture thinking they have got to offer special prices and get every customer. I love detailing and want to continue doing it for myself and for people that want a high quality service. I don't want to rush through...

Those scratches don't look too bad. I would try the polish first with the Orange pad and see where that gets you. If you don't think it has enough bite try the Swirl Remover with the orange pad.

Did you have many problems with overspray since you did this outside. Any suggestions on how to minimize this? Great work by the way. Do you have anything on the bottom covering the frame rails etc...?