Robert
Jacksonville,#2Consumer Comment
Thu, November 16, 2006
If the car is run through a machine, the wax is water based, and is applied with the final rinse. If it's a hand-wash, the wax is almost always a spray on from a hand-held bottle. Black Beauty was detailed every week in MD by hand, after being ran through the machine. Down here, she is done completely by hand. The wax used is not a hand-rubbed paste. That's fine for laquer paints. Modern paint jobs require a polymer coating, and that comes in a spray.
Tim
Orlando,#3Consumer Comment
Thu, November 16, 2006
As much as I hate to admit it, I have to agree with Peter on this one. If I don't get the service I'm paying for from ANY business, I go somewhere else. To keep returning to a business and paying for a service that you are not getting is a tad foolish don't you think? Heres an idea for you: wash your vehicle yourself and save the money 100% of the time!
Peter
Pony,#4Consumer Comment
Wed, November 15, 2006
If you continue to be ripped off "100% of the time" by this business, why do you keep going back? It would seem only logical to stop doing business with this place and go somewhere else instead. Or at the very least, stop paying the extra $5 for the wax job if they NEVER use wax "100% of the time."