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I found the best deal on a vehicle I wanted but in a color I would have have selected otherwise (Black late model Mercedes E class). The dealer decided to "detail" some swirls into the paint which I had to pay to get "corrected" when it arrived from out of state. After a month of careful washing, the wax began to fade and the new swirls appeared. I have lost faith in most car detailing services so decided to take the plunge and picked up a DA polisher and rubbermaid bin full of new pads for a price I couldn't turn down. I'll be tapping into this resource and am excited to learn!
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Re: From Minnesota/Colorado
Welcome to MOL. Looking forward to your project. -
Re: From Minnesota/Colorado
Welcome!Comment
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Re: From Minnesota/Colorado
Excellent. Welcome to MOL._____________________________
Mowing the Lawn and Detailing both provide instant gratification. But given a choice, I choose Detailing!Comment
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Re: From Minnesota/Colorado
Thank you all! I'm pleased to be here!Comment
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Re: From Minnesota/Colorado
Great to hear you're taking things into your own hands from now on.. It's really not that hard and best of all, you get the piece of mind that it's done right!
Does your Mercedes have Ceramiclear paint on it? You can check for that info on the vehicle ID plate inside the doorjamb. It'll be a 4 digit code.Comment
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Re: From Minnesota/Colorado
Welcome! Was the car brought in from CO? Or are you in CO part of the year?Comment
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Re: From Minnesota/Colorado
I was wondering the same thing as Burninator.Comment
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Re: From Minnesota/Colorado
I will check my build sheet and/or code and report back!Comment
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