Full detail with paint correction done

[ThrillHouse]

This is how I spent the first half of Saturday:
http://www.detailingbliss.com/<wbr>forum/show-shine/30064-rpd-<wbr>2003-audi-rs6.htm#post310546 (http://www.detailingbliss.com/forum/show-shine/30064-rpd-2003-audi-rs6.htm#post310546)

As we were working I didn't 'see' how much better it really was. Its only when you see the before/after shots side by side you can see it. 24 man hours is a lot of time but worth it. Hardest thing was seeing how the hood was pitted from sand and/or salt just kind of sitting on it without moving. Was able to get a lot of it to blend out though!

[JSRS6]

Looks amazing now! Great job!

[Mr. Rictus]

That looks fantastic! How much did it cost?

[MaxRS6]

The efforts were rewarded- Great improvement!!

[ThrillHouse]

Thanks - I thought it looked decent enough before. Water would bead nicely with whatever quick job was done (when I bought it, I declined the "detail" that they normally do because I knew it could only hurt further what I was planning on anyway). What I did really like though, when the final lock was on and we were waiting for it... the 'flat black/grey' was REAL nice on the car.

Mr Rictus - unsure of the 'advertising' policies of the board for sponsors/etc but I think something like that is at/near $300 depending on the work done. There are so many levels of where you can go with details and correction.

[Mr. Rictus]

Not a bad price. Was this through a local place or is it available nationally? I'd like to have something like this done to my car.

[ThrillHouse]

Friends of mine that do it here in the Boston area.

I'd recommend a full detail and correction without question. Even if it weren't them, a good detailer with the right equipment/compounds can work *wonders* on a car. There were some trouble spots and you can see how they came out; I did the troubled door sill myself and you can see that it went from 2/10 to a 9/10 or so. There were some deeper scratches and most were corrected.

I will do a strip/lock/wax in October or so to prepare for the winter, then the same in the spring. After that its just wash/wax once a month or so

[na1mt]

Wow looks like a totally different car