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Costly Car Detailing Video

Here is a great video I found showing a Car Detailing Expert who details the most expensive cars.

Here you find 10 steps to take in making that mirror shine like the professionals create on such expensive cars. The detailing products used in the videos here can be exchanged with products you find on the shelves at home, but the results may vary. Try your own detailing products to see what works. Many people use Meguiars or Mothers detailing products.



Regards,
Michael Kralj
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Comments

nickysam said…
Car detailing is one way to make sure your vehicle stays in excellent condition,keeping up the resale value for when you decide to sell.To keep your car looking its best, the most preferable way to clean it is by hand. Far from being boring or hard work, washing your car this way can actually be very therapeutic, the repeated motions almost acting as a meditation and when done properly, the results can be very satisfying.
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Peter K said…
However much money these cars are worth, I don't care what you tell me no detail is worth a few thousand dollars. That's just people with more money than sense. Good on the detailer though. He's making money doing what he loves and lots of it. As far as car detailing goes, just using quality products such as Meguiars Autoglym, Mothers is ample enough. The only reason these guys pay a fortune of money to this detailer is because they are scared out of their minds that any other detailer won't know what he is doing. Rightfully so I guess. If you follow the right techinques when it comes to detailing your car, even average car detailing products can yield admirable results

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