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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I live in the Philadelphia area -- does anyone know a place that I can get my cars detailed. I can not tell you how many places just attack cars with those buffers - I have tried a few with my company cars -- but I can not find anyone who really knows what they are doing Any help?

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Why don't you do it yourself? It's not rocket science and who is going to pay as much attention to getting it done correctly than you? There are some good threads here (996 forum) and on the 997 forum about washing, claying, polishing, and protectiing (wax or sealant) cars. If you are interested, respond back here and I'll dig up a few of the afore mentioned threads to get you started.

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Definitely do it yourself. Good exercise and lots of satisfaction... BTW I inquired about the "hand wash" at the local car wash. I asked if they washed the inside of the wheels. They said "anything we can get to with the pressure washer". End of inquiry.

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