I just wanted to let you guys know that I can detail your baby before you put it away for the year or in the spring when you bring it out! I live in Roseville and have an insulated garage w/ propane heater, but I do use the touch-free carwash to initially wash the car though. NOTHING touches the car, so no worries there. For the full detail which includes:

- car wash
- engine compartment detailed
- full interior treatment-Griots/Mequiars
- wheel well treatment-Griots
- tires/wheels detailed-Griots
- clay bar and ONE coat of wax-Griots

Going this route would run you $135.00, usually its $125.00 but winter operation ($6.00 for touch-free wash and propane use) costs a bit more. Additional steps can be added for a "complete" detail (paint cleaner and polish, add $50.00) I take great pride in my work and use quality products. I've been doing this on the side for 5 seasons now, but have always been into keeping my rides nice and clean, so now I just get paid to do it on the side. Email or PM if you have any questions, I'm looking forward to serving you, no matter what you drive!

 

Damn, this forum is nothing like the SE MI CEG (Contour Enthusiast Group) that I'm still apart of. Even though I'm leasing my car, right now, I'm still an enthusiast of the Crossfire. So, where are all of you guys at, I'd like to have a meet of some kind!

 

I'm still offering up my services to anyone here, but the choice of waxes has changed. I'll be using Klasse all in one, Klasse Sealant Glaze, Pinnacle signature series and/or Soeveran or S100, depending on the car and the customers needs! Even though I've raised my prices from $125.00 to $140.00 it well worth it as these products really produce the results. Keep me in mind for your detailing needs this spring or this winter if you just can't wait, thanks!

 

if you were closer!

 

Likewise. I left SE Michigan years ago and haven't looked back...

 

Don't rub it in guys! I wish I could move to AZ and enjoy my cars year round, but I can't do that at this time. For now, I just go out to the garage about once every 2 weeks or so and apply a coat of wax to the Crossfire. By the time it comes out in the spring, its going to look WAY better than new, guaranteed!!!

 

Spring is almost here guys.