Detailing Shop, NJ

[dbansal]

Anyone know a good detailing shop in NJ? I need to get rid of the swirls in the paint, and I don't want to to use sealant and machine buffer on my own. Any references would be appreciated!!

Thanks!

[Perfectlap]

I have no experience with these guys but they advertise on Rennlist

http://www.detailersdomain.com/Detailing-Services_ep_45-1.html

[fatmike]

Originally Posted by Perfectlap

I have no experience with these guys but they advertise on Rennlist

http://www.detailersdomain.com/Detailing-Services_ep_45-1.html

I buy my stuff from them, and you only need to look at their instruction videos to see they know what they're doing.

Can't say I've used their services though.


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[Flavor 987S]

Originally Posted by Perfectlap

I have no experience with these guys but they advertise on Rennlist

http://www.detailersdomain.com/Detailing-Services_ep_45-1.html

EXCELLENT recommendation. I've been dealing with the owner (Phil) of Detailers Domain for over 5 years now. I buy almost all my car care stuff from him. I've seen his write-ups on Rennlist for many years. His work is top shelf. At the very least, get on his email list, to receive his sale promotions for supplies.

Look into a full paint correction (2-3 stages depending how deep your scratches are) and maybe a final coating like OptiCoat Pro. I had my brand new C2S just completed by my Chicago area detailer (Lustr). Med/light polish for full correction and OptiCoat Pro. Was a $1k. Car looks stellar. Stays clean longer. When I wash it, dirt and bug guts just fall right off.

[dbansal]

thanks bros... $1k sounds like a lot of dough but still a fraction of a new paint job... I'll make an appointment with them and let you guys know the deeets.

[Perfectlap]

Originally Posted by dbansal

thanks bros... $1k sounds like a lot of dough but still a fraction of a new paint job... I'll make an appointment with them and let you guys know the deeets.

Paint correction is not a very hard do it yourself job. It's nearly impossible to screw up your paint if you're using an orbital polisher and if you take your time $400 will make the car look just painted. And of course you get to keep the tools for the next round. You keep $600 in your pocket for those detailing jobs that really do require an expert hand like paint chips, leather repair, pdr, etc.
Now a days we have YouTube channels like Drive Clean with Larry Kossila to walk any newbie through paint correction step by step. 10-15 years ago most didn't know half these methods even existed or knew where to buy all this stuff.