255 pts ยท December 20, 2014
Ricky Desktop - The banjo beat
20/20 vision
Think like which poster in the pic? Just so we're clear lol
Broken Arrow
I was gifted a box of these as stickers. They're fun to leave all over town, living in the bible belt.
Tends go move pretty quickly. Haha
Where I worked at we had a 2-4 hour window to get a full detail done, which is what's pictured above. Once you do it so much, it
Details, and any reviews they may have from previous people. They're hit and miss, but they're out there.
My best advice I can give you is to just go around some of the dealerships in your area and ask their service department about their
Oh yeah, at that price you're better off picking up a crap vac, some armor all and just washing it at home. Haha
Honestly it is, but keep in mind most cars dont come in too bad. And we have all sorts of upcharges like for, well, just about everything.
bet is to go to the dealership of whatever model car you have and check out their service drive detail deals.
I mean, I've only ever worked out of Tulsa. And for a company called Onsite, which works inside certain dealerships. So I'd say your best
the most part, down here they all come in pretty decent so we just get them in and out. And leave the real bad ones for our good detailers.
That's not terrible, Especially for some of the conditions these vehicles come in. We do up charge if a vehicle is particularly bad, but for
You see here, and probably a little more. And we did that for about 150-200
Depends where you go. I've worked at countless dealerships in Oklahoma in their detail shops, and a full detail which includes everything
Llamas with hats
A slow quiet clap, Like you give when someone makes a putt or something in a round of golf. But, The golf clap is universal.
Ricky Desktop - The banjo beat
20/20 vision
Think like which poster in the pic? Just so we're clear lol
Broken Arrow
I was gifted a box of these as stickers. They're fun to leave all over town, living in the bible belt.
Tends go move pretty quickly. Haha
Where I worked at we had a 2-4 hour window to get a full detail done, which is what's pictured above. Once you do it so much, it
Details, and any reviews they may have from previous people. They're hit and miss, but they're out there.
My best advice I can give you is to just go around some of the dealerships in your area and ask their service department about their
Oh yeah, at that price you're better off picking up a crap vac, some armor all and just washing it at home. Haha
Honestly it is, but keep in mind most cars dont come in too bad. And we have all sorts of upcharges like for, well, just about everything.
bet is to go to the dealership of whatever model car you have and check out their service drive detail deals.
I mean, I've only ever worked out of Tulsa. And for a company called Onsite, which works inside certain dealerships. So I'd say your best
the most part, down here they all come in pretty decent so we just get them in and out. And leave the real bad ones for our good detailers.
That's not terrible, Especially for some of the conditions these vehicles come in. We do up charge if a vehicle is particularly bad, but for
You see here, and probably a little more. And we did that for about 150-200
Depends where you go. I've worked at countless dealerships in Oklahoma in their detail shops, and a full detail which includes everything
Llamas with hats
A slow quiet clap, Like you give when someone makes a putt or something in a round of golf. But, The golf clap is universal.