if anyone is interested in a good buff job

[turbo90accord]

i am a manager at a detail shop on santa fe i would give a hella hook up to anyone on the board!!

[chris_venturini]

how hella good is the hella hook up.

[Kwando]

how hella good is the hella hook up.

:werd:

[john]

Yeah - define "hella hook up" if you would. Free? $5?

[forum]

please no, don't let him touch your paint, the rest sof the car maybe, but not the paint

[john]

Do you say this from experience?

[forum]

Do you say this from experience?
kind of, I work in the same type of shop, the products used aren't going to be the best. I'm not saying he would do a shitty job per say, but I guarantee you would have much better results talking to someone like Paul.

[john]

Ok - thanks for the clarification.

[Canuck]

kind of, I work in the same type of shop, the products used aren't going to be the best. I'm not saying he would do a shitty job per say, but I guarantee you would have much better results talking to someone like Paul.

Good to know, thanks :)

[ricewizard]

ok hella of a hook? up ive got a 2000 f-350 4x4 , 4door , short box, lifted with 36inch dick cepecks, centerline wheels , topper and it needs a complete. all one color red. but has some scratches. i ask dr jones and he ignored me , i figure i scared him. HOW MUCH!

[turbo90accord]

kind of, I work in the same type of shop, the products used aren't going to be the best. I'm not saying he would do a shitty job per say, but I guarantee you would have much better results talking to someone like Paul.

who the hell are you i dont work with you and you dont even know who i am!! any why wouldnt my products be any good i have been detailing for 6 years every day and use nothing but 3m and meguiars products and i bet i could do a better job than this paul any day. id only charge like 50 bucks to people on the board i usually charge 150-300.

[stu]

Uh oh, sounds like someone might be getting in over thier head.

[turbo90accord]

not really i learned from the best i never feel over my head and believe me i have done some cars that would have scared others.

[ricewizard]

. id only charge like 50 bucks to people on the board i usually charge 150-300.


so 50 bucks for the f-350 your on. when do you want it!

[ryanman]

I'll let this guy try his magic on my Jeep for $50 bucks and I'll report back on how good it was. Where do I go when I get in town?

[turbo90accord]

im 1 mile south on santa fe from c470 just past highlands ranch parkway

[ricewizard]

I'll let this guy try his magic on my Jeep for $50 bucks and I'll report back on how good it was. Where do I go when I get in town?
hey asswipe he's doing the stroke for 50 bucks and i'll tell you how he does! ;NutKick;

[ricewizard]

im 1 mile south on santa fe from c470 just past highlands ranch parkway
when can you do it? how long do you need the truck?

[ryanman]

hey asswipe he's doing the stroke for 50 bucks and i'll tell you how he does! ;NutKick;
LOL

[turbo90accord]

i will probably need it for at least 4 hours for that big ass truck i can do it any time

[ricewizard]

can you do it saturday? i would feel bad giving you only 50 there might be a tip.
oh yea i will post before and after pixs

[ryanman]

can you do it saturday? i would feel bad giving you only 50 there might be a tip.
oh yea i will post before and after pixs

Take the tip turboaccord, this ricewizard guy makes like $500,000,000 a year. haha

[stu]

I'm not at all saying that you're bad or anything, or feel over your head about the cars you do, but you don't even know the guy you're talking about.

[turbo90accord]

yea i can do it saturday if youd like

[ricewizard]

Take the tip turboaccord, this ricewizard guy makes like $500,000,000 a year. haha


glad to see you finally got more realistic about my money!!!!!!
:fu:

[Dustin]

Take the tip turboaccord, this ricewizard guy makes like $500,000,000 a year. haha

Thats why we just had a $68 dollar lunch and he left a $5 dollar tip?

[ricewizard]

Thats why we just had a $68 dollar lunch and he left a $5 dollar tip?
hey dick! there was 6 of use and if everyone followed my lead that would have been a 36.00 tip. how much did you leave? ;NutKick; :cry: :fu: :cheers:

[Dustin]

hey dick! there was 6 of use and if everyone followed my lead that would have been a 36.00 tip. how much did you leave? ;NutKick; :cry: :fu: :cheers:


oh yeah... :fu:

[ryanman]

Thats why we just had a $68 dollar lunch and he left a $5 dollar tip?
LMAO

[DrJones]

It is hard to define a "good" detail. Some people just want their car looking the best it can. Some people just like the status sybol of driving a car that is detailed. Some people just are about low maintance and products that last. Differen't shops and detailers do different things. I think all detailers can learn from eachother. Especially ones who have been doing it so long.

That being said... Meguiars and 3M make some great products? Which Meguiars line do you use? I like to use Meguiars and 3M, but I doubt I would ever have only them. There are lots of different products that give different results. I like to give people choices, and work with them to chose the product that works the best for them. There is hardly a single product that is the best in every situation.

I think that is what sets my details apart from shops. Shops typically find a good product line and stick to it. I am always trying new stuff. Shops are also in it for the business. They do it to make a profit. That doesn't mean they do bad jobs, just something to think about. I do it because I really enjoy it.

I don't think you can judge how good of a detailer you are by what kind of cars you have done. Most rich people aren't avid detailers, and don't do much other than look for someone with a good reputation. I think detailing average cars is far more rewarding than doing nice ones. People expect nice cars to look good, they have awesome paint jobs and are taken care of. The real challenge is when you can take a 3 year old average daily driver and make it look better than most $65,000 luxery cars.

If you were going to rate your skills as a detailer by what you have detailed, than 3000Sypderman has got you beat by a longshot.

You should attend the next detail session we have? I'm sure everyone (including me) can learn a lot from you years of expierence.

-Paul

[powder311]

It is hard to define a "good" detail. Some people just want their car looking the best it can. Some people just like the status sybol of driving a car that is detailed. Some people just are about low maintance and products that last. Differen't shops and detailers do different things. I think all detailers can learn from eachother. Especially ones who have been doing it so long.

That being said... Meguiars and 3M make some great products? Which Meguiars line do you use? I like to use Meguiars and 3M, but I doubt I would ever have only them. There are lots of different products that give different results. I like to give people choices, and work with them to chose the product that works the best for them. There is hardly a single product that is the best in every situation.

I think that is what sets my details apart from shops. Shops typically find a good product line and stick to it. I am always trying new stuff. Shops are also in it for the business. They do it to make a profit. That doesn't mean they do bad jobs, just something to think about. I do it because I really enjoy it.

I don't think you can judge how good of a detailer you are by what kind of cars you have done. Most rich people aren't avid detailers, and don't do much other than look for someone with a good reputation. I think detailing average cars is far more rewarding than doing nice ones. People expect nice cars to look good, they have awesome paint jobs and are taken care of. The real challenge is when you can take a 3 year old average daily driver and make it look better than most $65,000 luxery cars.

If you were going to rate your skills as a detailer by what you have detailed, than 3000Sypderman has got you beat by a longshot.

You should attend the next detail session we have? I'm sure everyone (including me) can learn a lot from you years of expierence.

-PaulYou truly do love detailing too much... I personally don't care if it has body panels as long as its fast....







p.s. WHO CALLED MY CAR A TRACK SLUT! seriously my car still looks nice.. i need to quit now.. um.. bye...

[LeonZ]

at first i though the title says "is anyone interested in a good blow job"

[stu]

at first i though the title says "is anyone interested in a good blow job" So I checked to see if it was a dude. I got all excited when it was, but then I reread the title.


I'm not coming to any parties if you're going to be there in the future.

[DrJones]

ok hella of a hook? up ive got a 2000 f-350 4x4 , 4door , short box, lifted with 36inch dick cepecks, centerline wheels , topper and it needs a complete. all one color red. but has some scratches. i ask dr jones and he ignored me , i figure i scared him. HOW MUCH!
It will take me a little while to get all my stuff in order and order what I need to. I don't really do much detailing during the winter, because it's winter, and school is more important. But once the weather cleans up a bit I'll be more than happy to get some vehicles shining again. My usual price is about $20-$30 for suplies, then ~$20 depending on how happy you (and I) am with the job. If I can't get it to where I think I should be able to than you don't owe me anything. A few people here can vouche for that. Even if the final condition it's in is far more than your expectations. I don't detail to get rich I detail to help people and vehicles.

[turbo90accord]

dr. jones if by 3000spyder man you are talking about heinrich then you know one person that i have actually learned allot of skill from. he worked at mercedes benz of littleton where i also used to work. i do agree with you that 3m and meguiars are fantastic companys but i do not use only those exclusively; i use many different product like you said to get different results. every step is different for every single car. regardless if it is brand new or if it has 400,000 miles no matter what every buff and combination of chemicals and application will be different. one thing i never do is stick with one product like many shops do, that is just rediculous because that is just giving every car the same deal when every car is different and has seen different conditions throughout the vehicles life. i do every car to my standard and if im not happy i will continue working on it till i am happy.

[stu]

Great, now you two are starting to sound like the same person. And he does mean Heinrich.

[turbo90accord]

heinrich is a cool as dude ive known him for a really long time

[Mark_H]

I smell a "detail off" brewing here guys!
Paul is indeed the man, hopefully I can get my ITR back to him this year for a full detail. The 1st time he did my car, it looked better then the day I pulled it out of the showroom.
Mark

[mistale]

let me know when u could do my car?