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shredsobad

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Looking for a Colorado Springs, Detailer.....info puleeaase!!!



1 Toyota 4-runner, cloth interior.....looking to do engine, ext, int, .....the works.....



2 months till the 2002 Lexus LS430 leather int. full detail..



Please let me know prices, and products used.....hours needed???



Thanks guys..
 
I'm not in the springs... but i am in Golden, not to far. I have some friends down that way. I do it mostly for fun. I like charging for the products, than what ever the customer decides to pay me based on how happy they are with the results. If i was going to set a price it would be about $20/hour including products and everything. What color are the vehicles? As for number of hours... a full exterior detail on a brand new car takes about 2-3 hours. If any swirl removal or anything is needed it takes 4-5. Interiors take around an hour for everything.
 
Ahh a reply...thank you Dr. Jones



The Toyota is Black with chrome trim.....



The soon to have lexus is white...interior leather...preforated.....



So you have buddies down this way that do mobile detailing or do they a shop? or some kind of business? Is there a way that I can contact them....????.....as for the products, what do you use???





Looking foreward to working with you or whomever!
 
The friends i have in the springs don't detail, but they wanted their cars done. I was planing a weekend trip down there soon to do some detailing. If your interested we could probably work something out. If you want to see the job i do here's some pics:



http://www.mines.edu/students/p/pfchrist/civ/



http://www.mines.edu/students/p/pfchrist/cleancar/



http://www.mines.edu/students/p/pfchrist/jason/



afterdetail2.jpg




As for products i have all kinds. Mostly i use Pinnacle, Klasse, Zaino, Blackfire, 303 and some other popular ones. I don't do the same process on every car... it really depends what the customer is looking for and what would look best for the car. Ie for the lexus i would use some Klasse and top it with some blitz, I did this on a silver lexus for a guy a couple weeks ago and it came out really nice, gave it that luxery car kind of shine. For the Toyota i'd maybe go blackfire or klasse.. But really it depends on a lot of factors. There are a lot of great products, none of them work in every situation, you have to find the one that works the best for each situation.
 
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