Professional Detailer Cumming, Ga?

[cane.mba]

I've been a member here for a while, total amatuer only detailing my own vehicles. I just traded my '10 Porsche Cayman and '03 Ram 1500 in on a new '14 Ram 1500 4x4 Black Out Edition. For the very first detail I'd like to find a local professional to get her set up right, and possibly apply a paint sealant as well. I'm hoping there is someone on here that I can use, as I have come to trust the advice I get on here, and I would like to give something back to this community, at least in a small way.

So what do you think of paint sealant on a new 4x4? Would it help prevent light scratches from off-roading? Would it help she'd mud, dirt, and grime after mudding? :). She is too pretty to go mudding and get scratched, at least until I get something in place to protect it. I think I may be more anal about this truck than I was with the Porsche....

Any other tips for protecting brand new paint? Any tips on a first detail if I do it myself?


http://i442.photobucket.com/albums/qq145/cane_mba06/DTHVDR_zps8e365028.jpg

Thank You!

Mike

[jamesboyy]

Beauiful truck if you cant find a detailer where you are then do it your its very rewarding you could put a regular paint selant like blackfire crystalseal paint sealant or go tge extra mile and opti coat your truck

[Vegas Transplant]

http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/product-reviews/71640-opti-coat-after-1-year-video.html

Not the video, but the links.

[cane.mba]

I am loving Opti-Coat, but thinking I might go the rejex route until spring. Put my youngest in private school last week, which is why I traded in my other two vehicles (much lower payment, and they needed service, tires, etc). I ran across Zaino, but dang, with all the products you have to buy Opti-Coat is actually cheaper!

[Vegas Transplant]

1.For the very first detail I'd like to find a local professional to get her set up right, and possibly apply a paint sealant as well. I'm hoping there is someone on here that I can use, as I have come to trust the advice I get on here, and I would like to give something back to this community, at least in a small way.
Make a thread. "Detailer need ATL". You will get more views.
The OP of the thread that I posted is roughly 40 miles from you.

So what do you think of paint sealant on a new 4x4? 2. Well it would be a sacrificial barrier...but the hell it will have to endure off road...lol
Would it help prevent light scratches from off-roading?

3.Would it help she'd mud, dirt, and grime after mudding? :).
It would help for sure, no bout adoubt it.

She is too pretty to go mudding and get scratched, at least until I get something in place to protect it. I think I may be more anal about this truck than I was with the Porsche....

Any other tips for protecting brand new paint? Any tips on a first detail if I do it myself?


http://i442.photobucket.com/albums/qq145/cane_mba06/DTHVDR_zps8e365028.jpg

Thank You!

Mike


http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/hot-topics-frequently-asked-questions/28566-sacrificial-barrier-coating-purpose-wax-synthetic-paint-sealant.html


Mike P. has a thread about detailing new vehicles. Hopefully someone or yourself can look up Mikes Article/thread about how to detail new car or vehicle. Search easn't working for me for some reason.

[cane.mba]

VT, thank you! Search isn't working for me either, but I found the article at. http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/how-articles/54451-how-detail-your-brand-new-car-mike-phillips.html

[Vegas Transplant]

You're welcome. Aggressive beauty you got there.
I was raised in the south. 4WD/mudding are synonymous.

Come to think of it, my brother and my cousin thought that they were the original "Duke Boys"...lol...chasing them Daisy's.

Happy detailing... :buffing:

Thanks for the link.