Jr's Car Detailing

I've been detailing my own car (my old honda) which you all probably remember. I used to clean up my buddies cars when they would drop by and loved doing it. I decided to get some professtional products and a real buffer. So far ive had 5-6 cars and everybody was happy with the results. Ill let the pictures do the talking below. And as far as the pricing goes, every car is different but im super reasonable.

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Orange SRT4 Full Detail
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Mazda MX6 Remove water spots
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Honda Prelude Clay Bar Kit and Cleaner Wax
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Pontiac G6 Chrome pieces
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Mustang SMS 302 Polish / Sealant wax
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Honda Accord Cut Wax / Sealant
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NOT BAD JON, WHAT ARE YOUR PRICES?

ONE4ONE wrote:

NOT BAD JON, WHAT ARE YOUR PRICES?

X2 I got water marks on my passenger side.

IF YOUR PRICES ARE GOOD , I MIGHT HAVE YOU DO MY TAHOE.

i do cheap work. every car is different so i cant just throw out a price until i no what im doing. A tahoe will be more because its more work, more time, and more product. i can tell you how much i charged on some of these rides to give you an idea.

the Mustang I charged 70 for a polish / sealant. The mazda mx6 i charged 60 just for a cut wax to remove water spots. and the honda accord i just did yesterday i charged 70 for a cut wax and a sealant.

All prices include a normal car wash, Tire shine, Windows cleaned inside and out, and chrome trim. Full Chrome wheels will be charged extra to cover product.

Central_driver wrote:

i do cheap work. every car is different so i cant just throw out a price until i no what im doing. A tahoe will be more because its more work, more time, and more product. i can tell you how much i charged on some of these rides to give you an idea.

the Mustang I charged 70 for a polish / sealant. The mazda mx6 i charged 60 just for a cut wax to remove water spots. and the honda accord i just did yesterday i charged 70 for a cut wax and a sealant.

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NOT BAD...

yeah red carpet said 280 i think to remove water spots and 150 for a normal full car wax.

Sooner or later i will have to up the prices just a tad because the wax bottles are 30-35 bucks a piece and each pad is 12.99 a piece. That doesnt include car soap or tire shine or mothers chrome polish and the microfiber towels. so just let me

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moved to right place....good work

sorry, wasn't sure where to put it.

these are the products i use.
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NICE.....

How long will the wash/wax take? Estimation?

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sorry, wasn't sure where to put it.

these are the products i use.
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dont be sorry, its what us mod's are here to do. good buy. i need to get around to buying one.....been talking about that since 07. hahahaaaa

My wheels have water spots on em. How much u charge to make it all shiny again? Also, how long does it take before it gets all ugly again?

Good work john!

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ALEX'S NISSAN SENTRA SER (Cut wax + Paint Sealant)
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holy hell thats a night and day difference.

black cars come out the best. Surprisingly the SER doesnt even have a polish on it. It has a M105 Meguiars on a orange pad and than it has a meguiars hi tech yellow paint sealant.
It would have looked even better with a polish but i did the job for 80bucks and he was more than happy. talk about a deal If i would have did the polish across the whole car i would have charged 120.


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Meguire's =

You should do before/after pics of a black car in direct sunlight. That's impressive stuff.

i dont drive the customer's cars so whereever it sits is where its at when they come back. the 2 black cars ive done we only did either 1 wax or a wax and a paint sealant. for the most part the cars look great but it still has scrathes here and there on the paint in sunlight. When someone pays me to do a full detail on a black car ill get sunlight pictures. for the price and not being a true professtional, i do good work tho. did a lot of reading on forums. i like pictures under a gas station like chevron at night.

Sunlight pictures that i have....

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here is an Evo MR i touched up for free for my buddy who dropped by. hes gonna get a full detail from me this weekend

Befores: Only touched the hood, headlights, rear panel and sum of the rear bumper
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your business card says "specialist", so don't let the people you give them out to know your not "professional".

black is a bitch. my ITR had the softest clear ever. while it was super easy to polish out, just having someone lean against the car made marks in it. HATED it. there were always scratches here and there, as i didn't want to strip away too much clear. in contrast, my BMW had the HARDEST clear i've ever dealt with. it was a b i t c h to polish, but held a shine for days. i prefer it to the acura clear.

that poor evo. damn.

lastly, when you shine the tires, i'd suggest using some on the fender liners too. they are often overlooked, but as seen in this picture:

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it would have made a HUGE difference. i always make sure to spray down my mudflaps and liners, unless the car is low enough to not show them.

yeah i use a foam tire shine for the under wheel wells. i just sprayed tire shine on that wheel to see how the new tire shine looked and it was a free job i did for a friend just to fix some things so it wasnt an all out thing were i wanted to waste that much product. Plus it was like 11pm. but yeah if the price is right i do that. you can tell i didnt even hit the rear bumper at the bottom. just wanted the damage touched up.

that evo mr 9 was owned by an older lady who seemed to just drive it rather than pay attention to keeping up on the exterior. but my buddy has some plans for it. i think he got it for around 10k