Detailing

[goldnsx]

My car is getting older, so do I. In the early years I washed it by hand quite often and gave it some coats of carnauba twice a year. But this requires too much time and effort nowadays. I only do the complete procedure (with a coat of wax) once a year. During the year I simply washed it with pressurized water mainly to keep the front and the wheel clean (5 min job).

I've watched some detailing videos on youtube to get some inspiration what tools could faciliate the detailing process for the interior and exterior. And I also thought about a professional detailer but I still hesitate. What would you do?

[Pride]

Move the video on to about 4'20", I think this guy was Swiss: 😳😱

https://youtu.be/sMBuLTt0PQA

[Silver Surfer]

Asked the re-ignited Papalazarou... he is one of the detailing expert on this forum.

SS

[goldtop]

Did I imagine it, or did Mike (mjames75) also change career to professional detailing?

[NSXGB]

Did I imagine it, or did Mike (mjames75) also change career to professional detailing?

Correct: https://www.minutiadetailing.com

[goldnsx]

There's an NSX-R on the website. Looks good.

Regarding tools, I'll get a soft brush often seen in those detailing videos. What really looks cool but I'm not sure is mainly show are the showflake-like washing guns. Worth the money?

[NSX 2000]

Did I imagine it, or did Mike (mjames75) also change career to professional detailing?

Correct: https://www.minutiadetailing.com

I can recommend Michael, he did my (whisper) Focus RS, including fitting clear vinyl to protect the front end bits from stone chips. It really shines and you can't see the vinyl unless you really look.

He also has his own (NA2) NSX Type R, not the one in the photo.