How NOT to wash your RCZ

[RCZ1]

Someone has posted this on Detailing World of a RCZ they were asked to detail and correct the atrocious paintwork - swirls galore :thumbdown:

Looks great once corrected.

http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/s ... p?t=219136

 

[Anonymous]

My God...the owner should be ashamed of him/herself! After only a year! It looks like the paint was whipped by a cat o'nine tails!! :shock:

 

[Anonymous]

My car was like that when I bought it! Because it was second hand- so I had it proffesionally detailed and it now looks like new

 

[Anonymous]

Those after shots are awesome!

 

[Anonymous]

Blueberry....nice forum name!

 

[Anonymous]

What a great job, I wonder how much that cost?

 

[RCZ1]

For a correction, most professional detailers will charge between £250 - £350 - which I think is money well spent.

 

[Anonymous]

For a correction, most professional detailers will charge between £250 - £350 - which I think is money well spent.

Wow that sounds like a lot but it dose look good :thumbup:

 

[RCZ1]

For a correction, most professional detailers will charge between £250 - £350 - which I think is money well spent.

Wow that sounds like a lot but it dose look good :thumbup:

Well when you think they will be machine polishing, which will take a few hours in itself, plus all the other prep work to start with, topped with a wax or sealant of choice - it will be a full day's job, more in some cases.

 

[Anonymous]

Jeezo! Were they washing the poor thing with a brillo pad?? They should be ashamed of themselves! Well rescued though?