ObsessiveAutoDetail
04-15-2013, 10:47 AM
No... This is not another "what's the best trim dressing" thread. But rather a question for those who have a shop or detail as a business.
When you are performing an exterior detail and it comes time to dress the trim (we will assume the trim is in good condition and not in need of a restoration type service) do you use your go to dressing or a product such as UTTG or even DLux? The reason I am asking is I currently use UTTG on just about everything exterior. I want to try DLux mostly for its advertised longevity. Would you or do you charge extra for trim "coatings" vs trim dressing? Would it be an add on service? I am leaning toward making it a part of my top tier detail package at no extra charge. I think it would just be one of those things that sets me apart from other local detail shops.
What are your thoughts?
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When you are performing an exterior detail and it comes time to dress the trim (we will assume the trim is in good condition and not in need of a restoration type service) do you use your go to dressing or a product such as UTTG or even DLux? The reason I am asking is I currently use UTTG on just about everything exterior. I want to try DLux mostly for its advertised longevity. Would you or do you charge extra for trim "coatings" vs trim dressing? Would it be an add on service? I am leaning toward making it a part of my top tier detail package at no extra charge. I think it would just be one of those things that sets me apart from other local detail shops.
What are your thoughts?
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