[Boeing Driver]

Looking for a good detail shop that can wax out that orange peel. Anyone have any recommendations?

[cmyk]

You cant really "wax out" orange peel, lol.

But a lot of us here (myself included) use and recommend Scott Hair (scottwax.com).

[Boeing Driver]

Originally Posted by cmyk

You cant really "wax out" orange peel, lol.

But a lot of us here (myself included) use and recommend Scott Hair (scottwax.com).

Thanks...I'll try'm out.

[redbmw330i]

Scott Hair is good, just had mine detailed by him last weekend before the snow and freeze over...

I plan on asking for his help again later when I need it next.

[Boeing Driver]

did you take pics of his work?

[cmyk]

Originally Posted by Strikecrewdawg

did you take pics of his work?

I have lots of before/after pics that Scott sent me. My car was in absolutely horrible shape due to a (possibly legally retarded) "detailer" at the dealership where I bought the car. I had holograms, scratches, swirls and buffer trails all over the car. Drove it around like that for almost 3 months before I finally found the perfect detailer.

These are from way back when my car was mostly stock. Awww. Memories

The entire car has since been repainted, so I actually need to have him out again when the weather warms up for a few minor touch-ups and a protective polish. Something about Jet Black attracts swirls immediately -- the car was delivered to me YET AGAIN with a buffer trail on the rear quarter after it had been freshly painted. Fail.

(Photos courtesy of Scottwax except the first one that I took a few days before he did the detail)

Before:









After: