2002 Steel Grey M3 -- Full Correction

Waste water... i mean unless you do have a fixed detail bay, it's hard to capture it all. I mean you can catch it with a mat like what Bob has, but at a home location it's kind of a waste. We don't have a waste water law here in California at least...



Anyways, great job on the car. The e46 is still one of my top cars to buy.
 
black03mach said:
woah thats weird i saw this post when you posted but now i just noticed the front bumper has only 1 foglight hole
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CSL bumper only came with 1 hole, i think it designed for air intake. It's a replica bumper that's very common for e46 m3's.
 
Jimmy Buffit said:
I'm sometimes intrigued by these photographic essays, touting 'boutique' brands in a home driveway environment. The end results look fantastic. The waste water runoff down the driveway? Not so cool. Ah, but who's looking?



But, and I've been doing this 6 days a week for 8 years, who has the time to photograph each and every step of the process? I'd go broke!



<Quote>"It was a winner in a raffle I held for a forum I sponsor."</Quote>



So, you did this car for free?



What I really don't comprehend is why the owner of an 'exotic' would allow his car to be 'corrected' in someone's driveway!



But, still, the car looks great.



FLAME SUIT ON>>>



JB
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You should come to KY if water runoff concerns you that much. You'd go insane!
 
Awesome job on the M3



Honestly I think any GOOD detailer should always take pictures of their work. Besides these are not professional photoshots. It doesn't take very long or hard to snap a couple pics along the way.



Raffles are usually to help raise money for something, typically a health issue or even to help support the youth activities. I would throw in a free detail, shoot atleast I can write it off as a taxable donation.



There is more to life than just being greedy and getting paid for a service. And as far as doing a detail at your home vs a shop, who cares, it's who you trust and quite frankly I can trust more people out of their own house than I could trust shops.





Once again though, good job!
 
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