Professional Detailing Suggestions?

[collkid]

Hey guys,

So my wife's 4runner needs a professional detail.
A good buff/wax all the way around, maybe even clay bar.
And gone through every inch of the inside.

We plan to keep this car until 250k+ so I want it to look nice.


Who does this? Any suggestions?

 

[collkid]

Not a word huh?

 

[Kittrell]

I do it all myself. I really wish I had somewhere to point you. For what you want, I do understand it is incredibly time consuming. So I definitely see the logic in dropping it off somewhere. If you decide to tackle it yourself, I get all of my stuff from Detailer's Domain.

https://www.detailersdomain.com/

 

[old_man]

Detailing around here consists of running through the quarter wash and getting 75% of the mud off.:laugh:

 

[UnlimitedMatt]

I have used this guy:

http://www.thedetailking.com

I have no complaints.

 

[freerider15]

I do it myself as well...

NOT cheap for good stuff.

Adam's polishes is some of the best stuff money can buy, and they're right in Louisville, CO.

http://adamspolishes.com/

This is essentially the kit I got, but mine didn't come with clay bar:

http://adamspolishes.com/shop/kits/4-polishing-kits/adam-s-two-step-cyclo-machine-polishing-kit.html

It is WELL worth it. It makes me, someone with no detail experience, look damn good. It took a black jeep I was selling from looking ehhhh, to looking pretty dang good.

I need to do my truck, just so much to buff :laugh:

 

[collkid]

Just to follow up.
Ended up going to A&J's Detail shop. Cost $250. They did a good job.
I'll o it myself next time when I have a garage.

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[dirteexj94]

Interior, exterior, engine bay?

 

[collkid]

Interior, exterior, engine bay?

Shoot dang, it was raining yesterday so i didn't get anything good.

 

[dirteexj94]

Did they detail those as well or just the outside?

 

[collkid]

Did they detail those as well or just the outside?

They shampoo'd everything inside, seats included.

I didn't pop the engine bay, but I kind of doubt it.