WTF--"We won't buff it because it's black and new"

dalparadise · 11-26-2009, 07:27 PM

You should do it yourself.

I once happened to be watching a detailer about to start with an orbital polisher on my black 330 Cic. I took note that the guy was opening a fresh new polishing bonnet for his polisher, which put my mind at ease. I was watching from a place where he couldn't see me and didn't notice he was being watched. He had a little difficulty with the package of bonnets and one fell onto the concrete. He simply reached down, picked it up and put it on the polisher. I ran out there just as he was about to start sanding away my paint!

I told the guy never mind and took the car home to finish it off myself.

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11-26-2009, 07:27 PM	#1 (permalink)
dalparadise The370Z.com Sponsor Join Date: May 2009 Location: Houston Posts: 354 Drives: 2010 Z Roadster T/S Rep Power: 18	You should do it yourself. I once happened to be watching a detailer about to start with an orbital polisher on my black 330 Cic. I took note that the guy was opening a fresh new polishing bonnet for his polisher, which put my mind at ease. I was watching from a place where he couldn't see me and didn't notice he was being watched. He had a little difficulty with the package of bonnets and one fell onto the concrete. He simply reached down, picked it up and put it on the polisher. I ran out there just as he was about to start sanding away my paint! I told the guy never mind and took the car home to finish it off myself.