Moe will do my brand new black 2008 GT3 at the dealership in early January when it finally arrives.

 

Nice write up Moe. I have a "New Car Detail" set up for this weekend on a clients new Audi R8. He specifically asked to not have the PDI. Even though the plastic has been removed the client just drove it home and parked it in the garage until I can get my hands on it.

Should be a fun weekend to give it some TLC.

 

any recommendations for someone in the pittsburgh area to do a new car prep? Hell any prep, my older cars could use some professional help.

 

Really nice job on that M5. I am a fan of a good detail. However, the car is going to get dirty in a matter of 2 minutes on the road. So, my question is why spend all that time and money cleaning? I understand that most of the work done during a detail is to protect the paint, but c'mon. Can someone chime in on this?

 

not over the top at all. we need people like this. i never let dealer touch the car when leaving the truck. all plastics have to be on when i'm ready to sign the paperwork.

Moe,
PM me the price as well.

thanks

 

Wow, I never quite thought of this before hand. Great writeup! Thank you for all the detailed information..never having a dealer "wash" a new car of mine again!

 

Thanks for all the info. I am curious, now that you mentioned the softness of the AM paint. What do you think of the quality of the BMW paint? How about you Phil?

 

I wish you were in NY I'd take my car to you next week lol.

 

BMW paint if good just a ton of orange peel.

raiyu I'm in NY

 

Arling, good point there are **** clients and the detailers that can meet their standards,why would you not want to start your car on the right foot?.Moe i chuckled when i saw the pic of the clay bar,had a "new car" i did recently and the look on my customers face when i showed him all the rail dust and fallout was classic,this car had 39 miles on the odometer plus a ton of holograms(imagine that) it is never too early to get your car the protection it needs.

 

You can go to Matt at Detailing Dynamics. His work is excellent; he's also a sponsor here. www.detailingdynamics.com

 

My thoughts exactly Bob. With cars becming more and more costly, why anyone wouldn't want to care for it this way is a mystery. This M5 had 4 miles on it. I always tell clients mileage has nothing to do with it; the environment does.

 

You can visit and get more info here. The price will vary from the site depending on location and car.

http://www.glisteningperfection.com/carprep.php

 

You're the man, Moe!

Excellent write up. Your attention to detail is incredible.

BRAVO!!!

 

If you live in So Cal, DONT make the mistake I did.

I picked up a Black/Black 08 997TT from a very prominent LA Dealer 1 month ago. I talked to Moe before I picked up the car but I let my salesman at the dealership talk me out of having Moe prep it. HUGE MISTAKE. There were obvious swirl marks throughout the car, some plain as day scratches on the roof and the interior was never touched.

Regarding Moe, I have never talked to anyone in this industry who is as passionate about their work as he is. He will be doing a full detail for me after the holidays.