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Napleton Porsche has a $259 full detail. Takes 1-2 days in duration and they claim will most certainly restore the paint luster and remove the swirl marks I have on my black paint clear coat finish. Is is this worth it? Are there better outfits that can do this for more or less money?
Good luck. I would not let them touch my paint. A quality detail, with paint correction, on a black car, with swirls, and a nano coating (like OptiCoat Pro) will be in the $1,000-$1,200 range. Go talk to Ivan at Lustra in Schaumburg. He's been doing all my Porsche the past 7 years. [phone removed]. If you only want to spend $259 I understand. Then I'd suggest you spend the $259 on your own quality tools and products, and learn to DIY.
We would need more details on what the "Full Detail" involves. You may get a wash and one-step polish for that, but not a "full detail" by anyone reputable. Nobody is going to spend 16-20 hours on your car for $259. *edit* I just realized this is a dealer, so I would absolutely not advise you to go to a dealer for a detail as you will most certainly be overcharged and possibly be worse off than you started. You are in a major area so ask/search around on Autogeek/Autopia or elsewhere for a recommendation, I'm sure there are plenty.
Agreed.....I would NOT take it to the dealer, especially a Porsche dealer.....is this the Westmont one? You figure they want to make 35% of that, so what is the guy getting it to do it?
I had mine detailed in Peoria. As mentioned, expect to spend upwards of $1000 for a proper detail. I had a 2 stg detail done with a nano coating for protection. Took about a week And IMO worth every penny and the results speak for themselves.
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