By Shon June 22, 2012
I normally don't bother writing reviews, but after this experience I felt compelled to. My normal detailer was booked for 3 weeks strait and couldn't get me in. I found this place online and I searched but couldn't find any reviews online about this place. Well after my experience with this place I will say this: If you care about getting quality detailing for your car, avoid this place at all cost. I would give it no stars if I could,They did a really poor job on my car. I paid them close to $200 for extra services and they still didn't do a decent job. My car is only a little over 1 year old and I only get it hand washed or wash it myself, and get it fully detailed twice a year to keep the swirl marks away. There were still plenty of swirl marks left in my paint AFTER they said they polished and waxed the car. They left wax that was unpolished/unbuffed at different spots all around the car too. It's like they did it just to say it was done, but really didn't care about the detail. ...read more
By THE merchant November 08, 2011
Previous comment listed was a "Matthew" talking about a "Mike the owner" at The Detail Doctor....well I have owned this business since July 2006 and I'm not Mike and certainly not a man sooooI believe this comment was for another merchant. I wish I would've caught this earlier. "Matthew" needs to make sure he is addressing the proper place when he wants to say something negative. ...read more
By Matthew November 28, 2009
You gotta feel bad for the guys doing the work when their boss, "Mike" is a moron. He misquoted the price (asked for add'l $10) and when I asked if the problem they were asked to address was fixed, he commented that "you'll just have to see for yourself" ...read more
Cleaning the inside of your car can be done in several ways. Only a few small tools and products will be required. It's important to understand the types of cleaning services so you know which one you'll need, especially if you have it professionally detailed. ...read more
As classic cars engines age they get dirty. The dirt comes from use as oil circulates in the engine. In old engines the oil may find a way out from a seeping seal to the outside of the engine. The oil collects all sorts of dust and debris and makes the engine look old and beat up. You can make that cl... ...read more