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BrendanS 03-11-2009 09:17 PM

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Originally Posted by nevermorez (Post 6324314)
Holy mother of xxxx! Impressive work. How wonder how much he charges for a job like this?

By the way, thanks for the link, Brendan. I'll definitely use Ken for the detailing.

No problem, I'm much happier sending people to a detailer who does excellent work that I'm sure about than some whack job:thumbsup:

SnoCivic 03-12-2009 02:16 PM

Impressive....I'll be booking my car with him in the near future. Thanks for showing his work. :thumbsup:

BrendanS 03-12-2009 05:26 PM

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Originally Posted by SnoCivic (Post 6325780)
Impressive....I'll be booking my car with him in the near future. Thanks for showing his work. :thumbsup:

No problem, whatever package you work out with Ken I'm sure you'll be 100% happy with the end result

strayheart 03-24-2009 08:42 PM

whoa... with that kind of work.. I dont think he is any cheaper then those high end detailer shop...
just looking at those pictures makes my wallet feels empty

BrendanS 03-24-2009 08:49 PM

Ken does high end work. With detailing, you get what you pay for a lot of the times, whether it's products or work. This time it's work obviously. But Ken's been in the business for a long time and knows what works and what doesn't. If you don't feel like paying big bucks, DIY is the next best IMO. Ken has a great selection of products that he has used. Everything he sells he has used and likes. So have a look around and contact him if you need too. He's probably one the most knowledgeable detailers in BC.

http://autowerkesexclusive.com/

911fanatic 03-24-2009 09:12 PM

Just so you guys know, my pricing is based on large cars because that is what I work on mostly. If you are driving a small car ie: Civic, Miata etc I can do a better deal than the prices on my website. Also if you want something that isn't listed, let me know.

Synaptik 03-24-2009 09:34 PM

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Originally Posted by xfactor78 (Post 6323244)
Ken I really hope you don't mind me posting this. But I'm going to anyways to shut down the other businesses that just glaze the car over. For those of you who are wondering, here is a sample of Kens (911Fanatic) work.
http://www.detailingbliss.com/forum/...pics-8332.html

Ken uses quality products, he goes the extra step to get the right products that give that extra shine. Many of his products are from Europe in which he gets brought over himself. Unlike many detailers who say they polish and don't even examine the condition of the paint under different types of light (not just a worklight) Ken, goes the extra step to do so. Don't hesitate to book a detail with Ken. Proof is in that link.

Brendan

you know, i never knew what the big deal was with detailing, but damn those pictures completely blew my mind. its like brand new car after.

did the blazer undergo a single stage polish +protection detail? cuz id be interested in something like this in the near future.

BrendanS 03-24-2009 10:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Synaptik (Post 6346395)
you know, i never knew what the big deal was with detailing, but damn those pictures completely blew my mind. its like brand new car after.

did the blazer undergo a single stage polish +protection detail? cuz id be interested in something like this in the near future.

Most brand new cars are actually in worst conditions. They sit on the lot and get fall out and all sorts of contaminants that need to be clayed out. Then after the car is sold the dealership washes the car with a broom. Thats where the majority of the damage comes from, thats why when our family cars go in for service, we don't just tell them not to wash the car. We tape a note to the steering wheel;)

threezero 03-24-2009 11:13 PM

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Originally Posted by xfactor78 (Post 6253361)
Honestly, go PM Ken (911Fanatic). Many people keep asking, and a lot of the shops not naming names, don't do that great work. I'd rather take it to somebody who takes pride in detailing and loves what they do. Seriously, PM him, he makes sure everything on your car is done 110%

i saw this thread like when OP first made it, thinking after i went out for a smoke xfactor78 would have post his standard 911fanatic recommendation post and i am right :p:p

BrendanS 03-24-2009 11:16 PM

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Originally Posted by threezero (Post 6346645)
i saw this thread like when OP first made it, thinking after i went out for a smoke xfactor78 would have post his standard 911fanatic recommendation post and i am right :p:p

haha:haha:. Yeah I do notice that I refer a lot of people to Ken. But thats cause I can say that he's a stand up guy. Took care of all the stuff I needed. I mean I don't recommend people to say Unique or places like that because I've seen some of their work and I can't say it's up to par or even close to Kens. But enough of that, you guys know where I'm going with this;)

BrendanS 03-27-2009 10:00 PM

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Originally Posted by threezero (Post 6346645)
i saw this thread like when OP first made it, thinking after i went out for a smoke xfactor78 would have post his standard 911fanatic recommendation post and i am right :p:p

wasn't going to say anything about Ken being a sponsor or anything. but now you can see why I always recommend him. He's a sponsor, does great work, has an excellent selection of products, etc etc... the list goes on.

911fanatic 03-28-2009 11:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Synaptik (Post 6346395)

did the blazer undergo a single stage polish +protection detail? cuz id be interested in something like this in the near future.

That Blazer got a 2 stage polish with 2 coats of sealant. Total time was around 23 hours. I am testing some polishes right now that are giving very good results after only one pass so I'm sure we could do something that would make you happy.

BluE46 07-14-2009 09:57 AM

Unique is no longer reputable. There is a long story attached to that. I wouldn't use them

Check out Tom from Details 2 Perfection in Richmond. He is really good

BrendanS 07-14-2009 12:08 PM

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Originally Posted by BluE46 (Post 6507233)
Unique is no longer reputable. There is a long story attached to that. I wouldn't use them

Check out Tom from Details 2 Perfection in Richmond. He is really good

lol last post from this thread was in March...I'm pretty sure he found one already.

Ch28 07-16-2009 11:31 PM

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Originally Posted by BluE46 (Post 6507233)
Unique is no longer reputable. There is a long story attached to that. I wouldn't use them

Check out Tom from Details 2 Perfection in Richmond. He is really good

Don't come on here and say "they're not reputable" and not provide details.

deric030306 07-18-2009 01:50 PM

Detailing Shop/Job
 
My friend works at SPLASHES in whiterock. They do all kinds of cars, top coat restoration, polishing, etc. I've been to his work and maannnn!!, they do Lambos, Ferrari's, Aston's, etc, owned by retired rich people in Whiterock. He also does bedliners. PM me for details about my friend, as he might do it for you.

BrendanS 07-18-2009 02:09 PM

just because shops have nice cars doesn't mean much. DAS had lambos and all too...they're work = not good

Xander 07-18-2009 03:46 PM

Also my cuz got his 4Runner done by them and they decided that they didn't wanna spend the 4 minutes extra to tape off the plastic door guards, needless to say the polisher stripped the paint and turned them white.

BrendanS 07-18-2009 04:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Xander (Post 6513324)
Also my cuz got his 4Runner done by them and they decided that they didn't wanna spend the 4 minutes extra to tape off the plastic door guards, needless to say the polisher stripped the paint and turned them white.

ouch, I'd be uber pissed if that happened to me. I'm sure the detail wasn't cheap either.


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