Where do you get them cleaned?

Where do you get them cleaned?

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clvaleting

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1 posts

7 months

Monday 8th April
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Hi guys, I'm a young car detailer, trying to get a wider understanding of where supercar owners get their cars cleaned, what would make them want to get it done by someone in particular etc, any help would be great thanks

maura

259 posts

30 months

Monday 8th April
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Think it will depend if these cars have PPF or not.. in my case as my cars have PPF done by Elite Detailing Knightsbridge or Birmingham, I take them there most weekends for wash/clean and to check on any imperfections to retain its 10 yr Guarantee. Don’t have any cars without PPF, so I don’t have a detailer as such. Best of luck with the business.

Alexandra

396 posts

199 months

Monday 8th April
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I have someone who comes round every couple of weeks and cleans whatever cars are available.

supersport

4,266 posts

234 months

Monday 8th April
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I do it myself. Always have and probably always will.

Really can’t be doing with taking the car somewhere regularly to get it cleaned.

They never, or rarely get full on proper dirty like a daily in winter.

Soleith

527 posts

96 months

Tuesday 9th April
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Went through a couple of middling mobile detailers/valets before I found Finesse Detailing (Surrey/Hampshire) who come out to me every 4 weeks and do a great job.

DeejRC

6,471 posts

89 months

Tuesday 9th April
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A clean car = an unused car.
A detailed car = someone who probably plays golf.

PhilkSVR

1,491 posts

55 months

Tuesday 9th April
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DeejRC said:
A clean car = an unused car.
A detailed car = someone who probably plays golf.
Hahaha how true! Well it is in my case……

PhilkSVR

1,491 posts

55 months

Tuesday 9th April
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Seriously though, I have had my cars ceramic coated when I bought them which included paint correction. I never ever trust a dealer to do that kind of work even if they offer some ‘protection’ prior to purchase. I have a local guy who did the coating and he is the only person to clean my car. I trust him and he is so OCD about the job it’s fantastic. He is protecting my asset and that is what I pay him for. The car is just as immaculate 12 months down the line. The key for me is finding someone who I believe cares about my car. Not cheap but it works for me. As I have said on another thread I am a little weird about my cars.

Ken_Code

1,566 posts

9 months

Tuesday 9th April
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clvaleting said:
Hi guys, I'm a young car detailer, trying to get a wider understanding of where supercar owners get their cars cleaned, what would make them want to get it done by someone in particular etc, any help would be great thanks
At the local car wash place, the same as with my normal cars.

£10 and they seem to do a very good job at not getting any grit into their sponges and cloths or power-washing electrical bits.