quote:username is wargograw.
There was a poster at one point over the summer. If i remember correctly said they were doing auto detailing to earn money for school. I also tried to find the post but didnt have any luck.
quote:+1 on Paul and his work. I've used him once for both cars and he did awesome. I need to hit him up again soon.
Post from the CS board from the same guy: https://texags.com/forums/35/topics/2625199/replies/43007860
Info from the thread above: "So if anyone is interested please email me at wargograw@yahoo.com, or PM me." My name is Paul.
quote:Austin. I just get to CS as much as humanly possible.
So is he in Austin or CS?
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Are we talking interior detailing? Or paint correction/polishing out swirl marks?
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Thanks Paul! Did a great job on our SUV.
quote:Interesting. The inside of my car is fine, but the outside has a lot of hologramming/swirls in a variety of locations. It seems like I got this corrected by my dealership after I bought the car and noticed them, but they just come back after awhile, is that right? It's a jet black SUV.quote:
Are we talking interior detailing? Or paint correction/polishing out swirl marks?
Both. Don't get many paint correction requests though.
quote:They don't come back, or shouldn't anyway, unless you originally saw it in shade and then saw it in sun or something. It's probably new marks, and those come a million different ways, but mostly from improper washing. You don't have PMs set up so please post your email address here or shoot me one at my username @yahoo.comquote:Interesting. The inside of my car is fine, but the outside has a lot of hologramming/swirls in a variety of locations. It seems like I got this corrected by my dealership after I bought the car and noticed them, but they just come back after awhile, is that right? It's a jet black SUV.quote:
Are we talking interior detailing? Or paint correction/polishing out swirl marks?
Both. Don't get many paint correction requests though.
