2017 Porsche 718 Cayman - A Miracle Detailing - CQuartz Professional

[Merlin]

2017 Porsche 718 Cayman - A Miracle Detailing - CQuartz Professional

Machine: Rupes 21 MKII w.5" backing plate
Pads: Megs microfiber cutting disc - Rupes Yellow foam
Products: Meguiars 110 and Meguiars M210
LSP: CQuartz Professional ceramic coating

360 walk-around 1080p HD w/sound (feedback appreciated)

Merlin Hood Shot

Hood Shot right

Hood Shot left

Side Reflecto

Side Profile


Thanks for looking...Post replies appreciated.
The owner looked at it and called it "Black Ink".

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[Old Bear]

Re: 2017 Porsche 718 Cayman - A Miracle Detailing - CQuartz Professional

Looks Top Notch Merlin, working a little magic.

[Nick Winn]

Re: 2017 Porsche 718 Cayman - A Miracle Detailing - CQuartz Professional

360 walk-around 1080p HD w/sound (feedback appreciated)

Looks great Merlin! Regarding the video, it's cool, but a couple thoughts. If you are trying to attract more business, this style of video is one approach to do that. One thing I might add, is some 50/50 shots, maybe still photos mixed in or at the end of the video. Another visual which would be cool to see, would be a video of your doing a section pass, or just a short snippet of you performing each step, mixed in with the video. If you are wanting to attract more subscribers, views, comments, etc., I think that your personality should come into the video some how, I.E., talking how you perform each step. This will attract other detailers, enthusiasts, etc.

Nick

[Merlin]

Re: 2017 Porsche 718 Cayman - A Miracle Detailing - CQuartz Professional

Looks Top Notch Merlin, working a little magic.

Thank you! That is very kind.
The Meguiars M110/210 combo is awesome!

[Merlin]

Re: 2017 Porsche 718 Cayman - A Miracle Detailing - CQuartz Professional

Looks great Merlin! Regarding the video, it's cool, but a couple of thoughts.
If you are trying to attract more business, this style of video is one approach to do that.

One thing I might add, is some 50/50 shots, maybe still photos mixed in or at the end of the video.
Another visual which would be cool to see would be a video of your doing a section pass, or just a
short snippet of you performing each step, mixed in with the video.

If you are wanting to attract more subscribers, views, comments, etc.,
I think that your personality should come into the video somehow, I.E., talking how you perform each step.
This will attract other detailers, enthusiasts, etc.

Nick

Nick -

Thank you for taking the time to give me some feedback. Your thoughts and ideas are truly appreciated!
My main goal for the vids is to attract more clients. I hope clients will see my videos and give me a call.

I've found most clients do not know or understand the time it takes to do quality paint correction work.
I try not to explain it in ad nauseam detail. I've found when I do, I get the lost Deer-in-the-Headlights look.

I try to keep the vid under 60 seconds so it will fit on Instagram. (I.E. One vid for all Social Media formats).
I like your ideas of adding 50/50 and a "short snippet of you performing each step" to show the processes.

Although an inclusive view, I am getting bored with the 360 walkarounds and would like to mix it up a bit.
I have tried a few things in the past with the 360 walkarounds like speeding it up to fit still shots in the vid.
The walkaround 360 video was so fast it looked like Speedy Gonzalez on three Red Bulls and two 5 hours.
I'm also not a fan of speeding up the vid to polish the car in 5 seconds. I makes folks think it's easy & quick.

Your ideas convey the before/after and the time, effort and energy that goes into displaying the final result.
Thank you again for your feedback. I will include your insightful ideas in my next client paint correction video.