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Originally Posted by Jeffblue
8 hours for a regular detail? I mean... i didn't do any interior detailing on my 300zx, however, i did a FULL paint correction on it in 7 hours, and it wasn't very pretty when i started. I did'nt do my front bumpter though because it needed to be repainted (and ended up getting destroyed while shipping the car anyway) but yea thats kind of excessive for a 'full detail'
I wouldn't bring a car to the dealer for a detail. I will say my 335 is/was swirl free when i picked it up CPO, so the the detailer at their dealership is pretty good. car looks new.
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The time that it takes to fully correct a car cannot be dictated. Not every car has the same type of clear on it, the same level of damage nor does everyone use the same tools or equipment. Thus, the time it takes can vary all over the place. I wouldn't do anyone's car but my own and I can take a week or two at the pace I go. I have to be in the mood to rub on my car and if I ain't, it won't get touched.
If a guy told me it took three weeks for him to complete his car, that wouldn't phase me at all. Everyone has a level of what they consider acceptable and that level can vary from person to person so ChuckD05, take as long as it takes.
As for getting your car painted at Macco Strangler, my God son... back away from the paint fumes. That would be the ultimate disaster that you could do to your car. Take it from someone who knows, and you can tell that I know by looking at
this thread. You do NOT want your car painted at Macco!