First "real" customer: 2008 Lexus GS350

[MTLean]

Hi AG,

So as im setting up my business web page, finalizing business cards and facebook page i get a call on friday for a detail job. Guy tells me he picked up my number from Google so i agree to go meet him for an estimate on what he would need for his newly aquired Lexus.

We agreed on a polish/wax, his main concerns were a few straight line scratches but when i educated him on the swirls that were present he noticed that he needed my services ASAP so we booked the appointment for this morning.

Washed with:
2 bucket system of course
CG Wash + wax
IronX the wheels
CG wheel cleaner for the leftover
Lake country sponge
Meguiars Shammy


Paint Correction:
Flex 3401
M205
Optimum MF polishing pad wasnt giving me the results i wanted
LC CSS orange pad
M105 on the hood
Sealed with Collonite 476s applied with PC7424 red jeweling pad


Customer was very happy with the result, hopefully he passes the word and bring in future business.

Thanks for reading



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[DaveT435]

Looks great!!

[jjj]

Nice job!!

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[Fast Eddie]

Well your customer should be happy, that car looks like it was detailed properly, looks great and is fully protected, nice work.

[MTLean]

Thanks guys im glad i could get this setup in about a year (although still need a garage door or mobile van), all thanks to AG and recently Brian Tracy the motivational speaker to get me back on track and working on accomplishing my goals and dreams.


I forgot to mention:
clayed with Ricardo's clay bar
ONR clay lube


These are some panel swirls.. Didnt take the after pic though i was rushed because customer had a deadline before he had to go to work



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[Breakwater]

Well done. Looks great!!

[parkerslade]

inspiring! great job man.

[hernandez.art13]

Yes very inspiring, where did you work? How did you get water, shade and electricity?

Great job,

[MTLean]

Well done. Looks great!!

inspiring! great job man.

Yes very inspiring, where did you work? How did you get water, shade and electricity?

Great job,

Thanks guys!

Luckily i have a great friend who has a garage spot in his condo, a guy who i actually showed the AG ropes to (made him get a PC7424 last year to detail his beloved Subaru 2004 STi). So thats where the magic happens for now.

Seems i am scared of doing work outdoor, been thinking about a canopie but not sure of the size required and if setting it up either at my place or at customers would be time consuming? Any suggestions on how the mobile guys hide from the sun would be great.

[sproketser]

Great job mate , I live an hre or so from you buddy !