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07-23-2009, 11:12 PM | #1 |
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Park Place Detail Shop
I wash my own car, and until today, I haven't used Park Place for anything besides installing my VentureShield and to pick up some Griot's products. Since I was on the East Side earlier, I decided to swing by to have them look at a scuff in my bumper. I snagged the first detail guy I ran into in the lot before even making it inside. He took one look and said he'd have it out "in 2 minutes". He brought it inside, hooked up the buffer, and literally 90 seconds later it was gone. Total cost $0.
I was really surprised how quick and cool the guy was about it. He got a nice tip, and I'll be sure to keep them in mind for future detail work. Sorry, no pics. The spot was about 1.5x3", and a pretty nasty looking scuff that I'm surprised didn't need to be painted. Now you can't even tell it was there.
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Saw your car there, I think. Nice color.
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Hey Guys - New NW guy here. Picking up my e92 M3 this week (can't wait!). Question for you. I noticed that you have the Pinnacle F1 tint on your car. Where did you get that done? Are you happy with it? I'm a little worried about tinting my car again. I had a 335i (sedan) that I tinted at a local shop and they ended up scratching pretty bad after about 4-5 months. From some threads I've seen, it looks like it may not be the installer or product's fault, but the way BMW put the door and window together. I hear the coupes handle a tint better...but nonetheless wanted to see how your F1 is holding up on your M3 sedan
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If you happen to be in the Seattle area you should swing by the Eastgate Park N Ride today at 9:30 to check out several other folks tint! You're up early enough anyway. See this thread for details: http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=279877 This post in particular: http://www.m3post.com/forums/showpos...3&postcount=70 Cheers, Ted |
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Thanks DPR1 - Couldn't make the CCA event. Hope you guys had fun down there today. Hopefully someone posts some event pics later on this week. |
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random orbital buffers FTW. i use mine to polish my car, apply sealer or buff out small paint swirls. works great.
tho griots is good stuff, i swear by Chemical Guys products. their stuff is amazing. http://www.chemicalguys.com |
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