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I'm from the Philadelphia area, in case any of you are familiar with any places around there.
Anyways, I don't feel comfortable doing it myself (and I don't have much time to spare anyways), so I'm looking around to find a place that will wax and clay my car for me. I just bought it (2011 Hyundai Sonata), and I didn't get any type of paint protection from the dealer.
Here are the three places I'm looking at. My goals are (a) a very wet, shiny look and (b) long-lasting protection.
1. www thedetailshoponline.com/index_files/Page432.htm
2. www parkandpolish.com/auto_detailing_service.htm
The third option is a place that says that they can clay and wax it for $35. Now, considering that the first option offers the same thing for $160, what am I missing here...?
I'm leaning toward the second option, with the carnauba paste wax, because it sounds like what I'm looking for. I don't see any mention of claying, though. Should I just assume that they will also clay the surface?
Any feedback would be appreciated! Thanks so much!
Anyways, I don't feel comfortable doing it myself (and I don't have much time to spare anyways), so I'm looking around to find a place that will wax and clay my car for me. I just bought it (2011 Hyundai Sonata), and I didn't get any type of paint protection from the dealer.
Here are the three places I'm looking at. My goals are (a) a very wet, shiny look and (b) long-lasting protection.
1. www thedetailshoponline.com/index_files/Page432.htm
2. www parkandpolish.com/auto_detailing_service.htm
The third option is a place that says that they can clay and wax it for $35. Now, considering that the first option offers the same thing for $160, what am I missing here...?
I'm leaning toward the second option, with the carnauba paste wax, because it sounds like what I'm looking for. I don't see any mention of claying, though. Should I just assume that they will also clay the surface?
Any feedback would be appreciated! Thanks so much!