Looking for a Detailer in Atlanta area

**clawlan** · 03-20-2012, 12:49 PM

I did a quick search but there is only one thread from 2008.

I have tried contacting HighEndDetail on the forums here a couple times but he must be really busy because he never really got back to me. i also know of Atlanta Car Detailing | Peach State Detail but he is really really expensive.

Anyone have any other recommendations?

**VISITOR** · 03-20-2012, 01:11 PM

you get what you pay for and bryan (peach state detail) will do the exceptional job right the first time (you won't find any better). if you look over on autopiadotorg and see his write-ups, you'll get a good idea of why his services are what they are...

**clawlan** · 03-20-2012, 01:13 PM

Originally Posted by BigAl3

you get what you pay for and bryan (peach state detail) will do the exceptional job right the first time (you won't find any better). if you look over on autopiadotorg and see his write-ups, you'll get a good idea of why his services are what they are...

im just afraid as a daily driver its going to be a waste. Spend 400 dollars on a base level detail, then it rains and there it goes. Or here in atlanta where pollen coats everything like a blanket, i have to wash it myself and there goes that $400.

**VISITOR** · 03-20-2012, 01:16 PM

Originally Posted by clawlan

im just afraid as a daily driver its going to be a waste. Spend 400 dollars on a base level detail, then it rains and there it goes. Or here in atlanta where pollen coats everything like a blanket, i have to wash it myself and there goes that $400.

after he corrects it, if you watch how you wash & dry the vehicle, the upkeep shouldn't be anything you can't do yourself and i'm sure bryan will educate and give you some pointers...

**clawlan** · 03-20-2012, 01:21 PM

Originally Posted by BigAl3

after he corrects it, if you watch how you wash & dry the vehicle, the upkeep shouldn't be anything you can't do yourself and i'm sure bryan will educate and give you some pointers...

good point. Maybe i will give him a call...

**eboose7** · 03-20-2012, 02:00 PM

For $400.00 you can buy all the equipment you need to do a first rate job yourself. In addition, you will gain the knowledge that makes a job well done satisfying. This forum has really helped me get professional results. You have nothing to lose by doing your own car. Besides, it is really fun!