Phantom Detail

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chibchaman

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this is the last job i did i hope someone give some advice to do a better job . thanks
 

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How are you getting million dollar cars to detail if you don't think you know what your doing? Who trust someone like that? The pics don't look bad. But I'm curious as well to what the process was and why you think it's subpar
 
Jakerooni said:
How are you getting million dollar cars to detail if you don't think you know what your doing? Who trust someone like that? The pics don't look bad. But I'm curious as well to what the process was and why you think it's subpar
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I agree.



$328,000 car though. ;)
 
Love the Phantom, but the Phantom coupe and the droptop version are on my top ten cars I would love to own. Regardless, I guess I would settle for the sedan if I had to.



Nice job, but with 4 pics, and a broad question like that I doubt anyone can can help you out with process & product use.
 
how about a pic of a reflection with a sign that says chibchaman in it to prove you are actually detailing these cars...



first the lambo, then this car...you cant even answer david in the welcome forum.



I still doubt you are the one detailing these cars, rather just taking up server space....



prove me wrong
 
Tell us a bit more about your business (homepage, services, goal, location, etc) and your detailing process and preferred products.



If you look at just about all detailing sites all the pro detailers post their detailed

info to establish who they are and their work with references.



Not to come off as a jerk, but all of you posting does not say much about your work.
 
Come on guys. Give him a break. As a matter of fact... I just detailed this.



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:LOLOL
 
So how exactly do you clean the "Flux Capacitor"?

Did you use P21S Polishing soap for the stainless steel?

That is a cool classic car.
 
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