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    Masking Pricing

    Since I've been Detailing again. People have started contacting me. Mostly paint correction since that's what I specialize in.

    A family member contacted me and wants me help him get his paint looking
    even better than it already does, his car just got painted.
    (He finally stopped using Dawn soap, cos of me) lol

    He doesn't want it polished just washed and clayed,

    I told him we could mask it it to further enhance the shine and hide the light swirls.

    I explained the processes to him and showed him the Rx7 and the red Prius and also explained that this is not proper fix, just hiding the very light swirls.

    I am going to

    Wash
    Clay
    Meguiar's no.7
    Menzerna power lock
    Then Poor boys natty's, collinite 476s or Pinnacle waterless with carnauba for the final wipe. (Any suggestions?)

    It's a family member so it's just a free favor,but my question is. If i did all these steps for a customer's car that doesnt want to pay for paint correction,

    how much would you charge?

    This is why I got the idea of a spray glaze


    With all these steps, i could just do paint correction, but this is what he wants,

    however if it were a customer's car, i would just use no. 7 and some Power Lock

    Fellow Detailer's please continue to educate other Detailer's

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    Re: Masking Pricing

    I wouldn't put PL over an oily glaze (Megs), go straight to wax if you want to use glaze.

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    Thank you Mr. Wheelz, isn't possible to let No. 7 cure for 24 hours then apply PL? (Just wondering)

    I'm going to go buy a spray bottle and attempt, mixing no. 7 with water, to see what happens lol

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    Re: Masking Pricing

    Why wouldn't you put powerlock over a glaze?

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    Re: Masking Pricing

    Quote Originally Posted by Phathooddetail View Post
    Why wouldn't you put powerlock over a glaze?
    Meg's No 7 is high in oils, works great with waxes and Megs sealants (synergy) and some sealants (BFWD).

    Paint free of oils is best for sealants or at least an Acrylic based glaze.

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    Re: Masking Pricing

    Quote Originally Posted by Phathooddetail View Post
    Why wouldn't you put powerlock over a glaze?
    Power lock has to be applied to clean paint with nothing on the paint.

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    Some people don't want paint correction, they just want "shiny"

    So no. 7 and Collinite it shall be.


    Thanks guys,

    I'll just throw in no. 7 as part of my quick wash package.

    Wash
    Clay
    No. 7
    Collinite

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    Re: Masking Pricing

    If it were me, (and especialy because it's free) I would give him what he requested. A wash -n- wax

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    I hear you Mr. Gordon.

    I think I just get excited and want to test out new methods/products. Lol

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    Re: Masking Pricing

    Quote Originally Posted by hernandez.art13 View Post
    I hear you Mr. Gordon.

    I think I just get excited and want to test out new methods/products. Lol
    In that case I would give it the ole 1 - 2 combination. Meguiars 105 - 205 and be done with it

    Glazes are for lazy ppl and those who don't know what they are doing

    BTW Drop the Mr. Last person to address me that way tried to screw me

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