Good Detail Work?

I am probably going to need some help with the Interceptor.

It's been a rough winter. Unlike some, it still has to be my daily driver and mine got some nicks and such in the paint this winter, including some clear coat scratches where some HS jerk decided to practice some Douche-baggery and write "wash me" on the driver's door when there was dried road salt on it. Not really bad, but I know it's there.

The car is be going *someplace* soon that might be able to help, but what's my best choice for someone that can do a nice all over touch-up and DA buff? Good exterior detail?

You guys know where I live, so I prefer something not too far, and prefer a CAMMer or CAMMer strong reccomendation.

Thanks.

I DETAIL IN COUTRYSIDE $ 189 TOTAL DETAIL HIS SHOWROOM HAS ABOUT 5 BLACK CARS THATG WERE DETAI LED BY HIM AND THEY LOOK GREAT

Perfect Auto Finish does good detailing work. I have had my Charger there twice for detailing and my wifes Maxima there for a full detail. Kevin is the owner, talk to him and tell him exactly what to pay the most attention too.

your in midlothian right?

inkedup wrote:

your in midlothian right?

Dave lives in Lake in the Hills, kind of a cruise to Countryside

oh...usually lith means midlothian but i get it now

inkedup wrote:

oh...usually lith means midlothian but i get it now

Fucking southsiders????

yuppie northsiders.... but im still a southside cub fan

Yes I too recommend PAF, they do awesome work

PAF gets my vote as well.

dave I take mycar to the hand car wash on pyott next to the lith fire station.. they have done me right many times.... prices are very good.

Another vote for PAF

Thanks, guys.

Yeah, I'm looking beyond detailing, I guess, to paint touch up etc. In fact, the place that painted my rear spoiler kind of screwed it up IMO and I'm not going back. May have whoever works on it actually repaint that.

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Iguanaman wrote:

Thanks, guys.

Yeah, I'm looking beyond detailing, I guess, to paint touch up etc. In fact, the place that painted my rear spoiler kind of screwed it up IMO and I'm not going back. May have whoever works on it actually repaint that.

Not too many detailing shops offer paint services, and vice versa. I wouldnt want a body shop detailing my car, its not what they do, so why ask.

Shawn1112 wrote:

Iguanaman wrote:

Thanks, guys.

Yeah, I'm looking beyond detailing, I guess, to paint touch up etc. In fact, the place that painted my rear spoiler kind of screwed it up IMO and I'm not going back. May have whoever works on it actually repaint that.

Not too many detailing shops offer paint services, and vice versa. I wouldnt want a body shop detailing my car, its not what they do, so why ask.

Yes I agree. I'd take it to a body shop to do the paint correction then take it to a detail shop

Shawn1112 wrote:

Iguanaman wrote:

Thanks, guys.

Yeah, I'm looking beyond detailing, I guess, to paint touch up etc. In fact, the place that painted my rear spoiler kind of screwed it up IMO and I'm not going back. May have whoever works on it actually repaint that.

Not too many detailing shops offer paint services, and vice versa. I wouldnt want a body shop detailing my car, its not what they do, so why ask.

I just mislabeled this thread, I guess. I thought if it was clear coat buffing and touch up, that a detail shop might do it.

so what is it that you want done....?

HemiMag wrote:

so what is it that you want done....?

X2????????

Shawn1112 wrote:

HemiMag wrote:

so what is it that you want done....?

X2????????

I've got various nicks and scuffs, clearcoat scratches I want taken care of. Stone chips...my hood came from Texas, for example, and it's not up to my standards. Lots of clearcoat scratches. I want all that taken care of.

Ok the scratches can be taken care of by polishing. Some detail shops will add touch up paint to your rock chips then wet sand smooth then polish the whole area. It won't be as noticeable but if you want it perfect I'd say get the whole hood sprayed again....It also depends how deep those scratches are. As you know the process of polishing is to remove a thin layer of clear. My advice is to go to a detail shop and ask if they can fix those scratches. Worst case they tell you no, then it's off to the paint booth