Sweet mother of detail jobs.

[GTSLOW]

http://www.lamborghini-talk.com/vbforum/f4/crazy-50-hour-detail-lambo-gallardo-link-330-pics-forum-member-pdismes-9340/

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[SSmike1]

come and do that to my car, NAN. :)

[Yooformula]

damm that detail must have run at least $1500!!!

[88Nightmare]

damm that detail must have run at least $1500!!!

I was thinking even more then that

[03CVLX]

Wow, unbelievable work. At the end of the thread it mentions he charges $75 and hour labor and it said he spent 48 Hrs on the car. So not counting any charges for supplies, the time alone puts this at a $3600 detail. :eek:

[FoxStang]

Wow, a regular detail is a pain staking process, I can't imagine doing that, don't know if I would have the patience for that.

That and I wouldn't want to drive the car after that detailed of a job.

[hrsp]

AMAZING...wow

[Got Boost]

Who lets a Lambo get that dirty??:wooo

[twicks69]

When they are accustomed to working on Ferraris and Lambos, I am sure that the owner has no problem paying someone to clean their car to this level for $3K-4K.

Damn good job with excellent details that will provide helpful to any car owner wanting to clean up their ride!

[British_Ben]

Pretty amazing. :wow

[-stew-]

Holy hog nuts. I take better care of my 17 year old Town Car than that dude does his Lambo.


And why you trolling Lambo sights anyway?

[BR3W CITY]

My shit must be hella dirty.... I've never heard of 95% of the products they used to clean that thing.

[Prince Valiant]

What's funny is that the detail job probably added significant value to the car...let's say the guy was trying to sell his car in the condition we saw in the first few post...he'd probably get 10-15G less than he could have gotten after the detail...perhaps more considering the prices those things go for, lol. So if he got charged 3-5G, that' a good investment (well, if he was selling it at least).

Very impressive.

Threads like this dishearten me though...I'd never have the time nor patience to pull something like that off on any of my vehicles...and then it just makes it seem as if why even try anything then? lol....

[GTSLOW]

And why you trolling Lambo sights anyway?

Thinking of buying one with my re-up bonus. :goof

[SSmike1]

NAN, you'd mess up a wet dream!
:goof

Thinking of buying one with my re-up bonus. :goof

[Flicktitty]

detail turned out pretty good.

i can't believe someone let there car get that bad in the first place.
there is a guy in Chicago that does some AMAZING detailing.

http://www.jdmchicago.com/forums/showthread.php?t=361

[BigSnailBuick]

Wow :wow that was at least $2000+ job. Prolly more cause i have no clue how much that stuff he uses runs.. Amazing work to say the least...

[pOrk]

He took WAY more steps then he needed to, and I bet he spent 4-5 hours alone setting up and taking photos and re-doing parts of the job due to drying chemicals and that sort of thing.

Funny how detail places claim rediculous hours on a job like this when the car really wasn't that bad. You could have wet sanded and buffed the entire car in the amount of time it took him to wash it 12 times. Meh, car turned out nice but I think this guys head is bigger then his internet persona makes you believe.

[FoxStang]

The crazy part is he said he did this level of detail on someones Honda SUV, the job was worth half the price of the car...

[TransAm12sec]

detail turned out pretty good.

i can't believe someone let there car get that bad in the first place.
there is a guy in Chicago that does some AMAZING detailing.

http://www.jdmchicago.com/forums/showthread.php?t=361

I thought dish soap was not a good idea when washing a car?


This thread reminds me a guy who would never spray his car with a hose, with fear of water getting in the jams and causing rust, so he always went over the car with a wet towel.

[Flicktitty]

I thought dish soap was not a good idea when washing a car?


This thread reminds me a guy who would never spray his car with a hose, with fear of water getting in the jams and causing rust, so he always went over the car with a wet towel.

i think your not supposed to cause it takes off the wax? but in this case it works. fresh surface.

[FoxStang]

Dish soap removes wax since its pretty harsh, if you use dish soap your supposed to at least wax if not clay bar and wax afterward. That's why they make special car wash soap.