Detailer in Atlanta area?

[bhbfalcons]

Any one interested in a drive to tail of the dragon check out here for the page:
http://www.e90post.com/forums/showth...1#post10285255

[ramuman]

A bump of this thread for any updates.

[dce93atl]

I have a guy that works at a local BMW dealer here in Atlanta that offers $100 full detail(wash, wax, interior) He has all of the dealer secrets and can truly make your car look great. I'm going to him this Sunday 9/16 coming up. PM me for details.

[4sevens.com]

^in for details too...

[ddas]

Originally Posted by dce93atl

I have a guy that works at a local BMW dealer here in Atlanta that offers $100 full detail(wash, wax, interior) He has all of the dealer secrets and can truly make your car look great. I'm going to him this Sunday 9/16 coming up. PM me for details.

"Dealer secrets" lol
-like how to do things super fast without regard for long term health.

[M3]

Any of you tried Global Imports for full detailing? I'll be taking my M3 there next week.

[dmk08]

All I'll say is I took my car to Global for the PPI and will never take it there again. Ended up going to United for a second PPI and have been going there since. My .02.

[M3]

They did a horrible job. Will never go back to Global again. Wish I saw that message earlier.

[dmk08]

Originally Posted by M3

They did a horrible job. Will never go back to Global again. Wish I saw that message earlier.

Sorry to hear that. They left my ///M under a tree for 4 days while I was out of state because they didn't deliver it back on schedule before I left. It took me hours to get all the sap off my car. The worst part was that they had a 'we cleaned your car as a courtesy' thing hanging on my rear view when I got it like that. When I complained they treated me like it was a privilege for me to service my car there.

Anyway I need a good detail-er in Atlanta still. I would like someone who can really restore my Jet Black and my headlights. I know there has to be someone... Anyone? Bueller?

[warp10]

Originally Posted by dmk08

Sorry to hear that. They left my ///M under a tree for 4 days while I was out of state because they didn't deliver it back on schedule before I left. It took me hours to get all the sap off my car. The worst part was that they had a 'we cleaned your car as a courtesy' thing hanging on my rear view when I got it like that. When I complained they treated me like it was a privilege for me to service my car there.

Anyway I need a good detail-er in Atlanta still. I would like someone who can really restore my Jet Black and my headlights. I know there has to be someone... Anyone? Bueller?

Contact jean-Claude. Best that I know of!
http://detaileddesignsautospa.com/www.detaileddesignsautospa.com/index.html

[dmk08]

Originally Posted by warp10

Contact jean-Claude. Best that I know of!
http://detaileddesignsautospa.com/ww...com/index.html

Awesome, Thanks. I have reached out to him!

[M3]

Originally Posted by dmk08

Awesome, Thanks. I have reached out to him!

Let me know how it goes. E92 Jerez Black here and it is a one tough color to keep clean Just got the car, so I want my first days to be exceptional with it

[warp10]

^...you should get a opticoat 2.0 treatment keeps the car looking great...wish I had done this when I got my Jet Black...

http://www.optimumcarcare.com/ocoat1.php?li=4

[meauxdogs]

I had a paint correction performed on my jet black 2010 M3 a couple of weeks ago by Bryan Burnworth at Peach State Detail (www.peachstatedetail.com). I purchased the car slightly used in August 2010 (about 4,000 miles on it), and it already had pretty severe water spots etched into the clear coat. I finally decided to do something about it and had Bryan perform his magic on it.

After some futile efforts to polish out the etching, Bryan wet sanded the hood, trunk, rooof, and sides of the body down the "crease" on the upper side panels since any flat--or close to flat--surface of body was badly etched. After wet sanding, the car was polished, and finished off with a coat of Wolf's Hard Body. Knowing what the paint looked like before he started, the results are stunning.

I wish I had some good before close up pictures for before and after comparison that I could post. I do have a a few pictures Bryan sent me during the correction, including one of a wet sanded and partially polished hood bulge. That is a frightening sight if you haven't seen wet sanding in process.

After seeing what he did with my jet black paint, I highly recommend Bryan and Peach State Detail. The paint correction was not cheap, but neither is the M3, and if you want to own a jet black one, well... Anyway, if I wasn't prepared to pay him for the time and work that would really correct the paint, I would have just continued to put up with a perpetually dirty looking jet black car.

In addition to being an incredible detailer, Bryan is a great guy, does a great job of explaining what he is going to do and why, and was very helpful with recommendations on how to maintain his great work.

[dmk08]

Originally Posted by meauxdogs

I had a paint correction performed on my jet black 2010 M3 a couple of weeks ago by Bryan Burnworth at Peach State Detail (www.peachstatedetail.com). I purchased the car slightly used in August 2010 (about 4,000 miles on it), and it already had pretty severe water spots etched into the clear coat. I finally decided to do something about it and had Bryan perform his magic on it.

After some futile efforts to polish out the etching, Bryan wet sanded the hood, trunk, rooof, and sides of the body down the "crease" on the upper side panels since any flat--or close to flat--surface of body was badly etched. After wet sanding, the car was polished, and finished off with a coat of Wolf's Hard Body. Knowing what the paint looked like before he started, the results are stunning.

I wish I had some good before close up pictures for before and after comparison that I could post. I do have a a few pictures Bryan sent me during the correction, including one of a wet sanded and partially polished hood bulge. That is a frightening sight if you haven't seen wet sanding in process.

After seeing what he did with my jet black paint, I highly recommend Bryan and Peach State Detail. The paint correction was not cheap, but neither is the M3, and if you want to own a jet black one, well... Anyway, if I wasn't prepared to pay him for the time and work that would really correct the paint, I would have just continued to put up with a perpetually dirty looking jet black car.

In addition to being an incredible detailer, Bryan is a great guy, does a great job of explaining what he is going to do and why, and was very helpful with recommendations on how to maintain his great work.

Nice. Can you post the pictures you have?

Thanks

[meauxdogs]

Here are several pics that Bryan sent me. I think these were all taken with an iPhone.

Wheels were removed and cleaned inside and out.


Wolf's Rim Shield and Hard Body were applied to the wheels.


Much of the car was wet sanded. This is the hood bulge, with the left side beginning to be polished back out.


Next several pics are during the polishing process, but none of them are after the final polishing and Wolf's Hard Body application.









One exhaust pipe has been polished in this pic.

[mdoughty]

beautiful car...jet black is incredible when it is well maintained. i'm going to hit up peach state. my red is becoming etched as well.

[gmblack3]

Originally Posted by meauxdogs

I had a paint correction performed on my jet black 2010 M3 a couple of weeks ago by Bryan Burnworth at Peach State Detail (www.peachstatedetail.com). I purchased the car slightly used in August 2010 (about 4,000 miles on it), and it already had pretty severe water spots etched into the clear coat. I finally decided to do something about it and had Bryan perform his magic on it.

After some futile efforts to polish out the etching, Bryan wet sanded the hood, trunk, rooof, and sides of the body down the "crease" on the upper side panels since any flat--or close to flat--surface of body was badly etched. After wet sanding, the car was polished, and finished off with a coat of Wolf's Hard Body. Knowing what the paint looked like before he started, the results are stunning.

I wish I had some good before close up pictures for before and after comparison that I could post. I do have a a few pictures Bryan sent me during the correction, including one of a wet sanded and partially polished hood bulge. That is a frightening sight if you haven't seen wet sanding in process.

After seeing what he did with my jet black paint, I highly recommend Bryan and Peach State Detail. The paint correction was not cheap, but neither is the M3, and if you want to own a jet black one, well... Anyway, if I wasn't prepared to pay him for the time and work that would really correct the paint, I would have just continued to put up with a perpetually dirty looking jet black car.

In addition to being an incredible detailer, Bryan is a great guy, does a great job of explaining what he is going to do and why, and was very helpful with recommendations on how to maintain his great work.

Meauxdogs, Thank you very much for your kind words! It was my pleasure to bring your paint back to life! I think my talented assistant and I had over 60 man hours invested into your Jet Black M3.

As you requested here are more pics from my FB page.

Bryan Burnworth