What products would you use on a Lamborghini?
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Yes some CC's and SS paints react differently, some are soft, some are hard, some are hard but scratch easily ect.
That does not mean that certain vehicle may require a high end product to fix or make right.
As far as a LSP, thats subjective and is totaly up to the owner or detailer on what would compliment the color. IMO a LSP is the least important factor on any vehicle, making the paint perfect is whats important regardless of LSP IMO.
That does not mean that certain vehicle may require a high end product to fix or make right.
As far as a LSP, thats subjective and is totaly up to the owner or detailer on what would compliment the color. IMO a LSP is the least important factor on any vehicle, making the paint perfect is whats important regardless of LSP IMO.
joshtpa said:
Put something else in that bottle, color it blue...they will never know the difference...seriously.
I tried explaining to someone why I use Sealants, they wanted wax anyways....I used Sealant anyways because I had no time to buy wax that day.
They thought it was the BEST wax they had ever seen!
People......
hmmmm, when you call someone and want something in the next 30 minutes and I am the ONLY one who will do it, you sometimes do what you have to do.
Tell me, "Unethical" explain? I would love for you to elaborate a little more, cause not only did I give him a FAR SUPERIOR product that will protect his car better, it will last longer.
Unethical my friend....is if I pulled out the "Instant Glaze" spray on wax and used that.
To each their own, however I would be a little more reluctant to say something like that to someone you don't know
Tell me, "Unethical" explain? I would love for you to elaborate a little more, cause not only did I give him a FAR SUPERIOR product that will protect his car better, it will last longer.
Unethical my friend....is if I pulled out the "Instant Glaze" spray on wax and used that.
To each their own, however I would be a little more reluctant to say something like that to someone you don't know
I am in no way calling you an unethical person buddy. I said that if a customer wants wax and someone gives them sealant, I think that the person should be obligated to tell the customer that he gave them sealant. If I am at a restaurant and I order pork and they give me lamb, should they not tell me, just because they feel the lamb is better?
