Thread: Blasted Car Detailers!

Ah, luck just isn't on your side, mate.

Cheers
Simon

I have the same problem. They take all of the scratches out, and so I have to spend the next year putting them all back in again.

Originally Posted by p38arover

I had the P38A detailed yesterday.

The flamin' detailer made it look so good, I want to keep it. Boy, it needed that polish.

Mongrel!

Ron

Polish Ron, Please explain,,what is it ..not that tin that makes my Fender shake when I get close with it is it

Originally Posted by Slunnie

I have the same problem. They take all of the scratches out, and so I have to spend the next year putting them all back in again.

I like that one, but I wonder if the wife will buy it next time I want to use hers off road.

Worth a try!

Originally Posted by p38arover

I had the P38A detailed yesterday.

The flamin' detailer made it look so good, I want to keep it. Boy, it needed that polish.

Mongrel!

Ron

RESIST THE TEMPTATION !!!!

NOW IS THE TIME TO SELL IT !!!!

DO IT !!!!

DO IT NOW !!!!

If it's not leaking and is nice and shiney, SELL IT !!!!

Originally Posted by jimbo110

RESIST THE TEMPTATION !!!!

NOW IS THE TIME TO SELL IT !!!!

DO IT !!!!

DO IT NOW !!!!

If it's not leaking and is nice and shiney, SELL IT !!!!

Gotta get rid of the engine vibration first.

Ron

Originally Posted by DirtyDawg

Polish Ron, Please explain,,what is it ..not that tin that makes my Fender shake when I get close with it is it

Is that why the P38A went down to her bumpstops when he approached - submissively?

The paint was bad, It had to be cut back before polishing.

I park next to railway lines usually where freight trains are braking hard for the next descent (both places it's 1 in 33 - the steepest grades on the Blue Mountains).

The last time it was detailed was about 2 years ago with a polish by me about 1 year ago. The roof was the worst as i hadn't polished it last time and I don't think the previous detailer had either.

Ron