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Anyone know of any good detailing places in ottawa?

thanks

plg_cp

I use CP Detailing (CP Detailing). Chris' website is being updated right now, but he replies promptly to emails.
He's based in Orleans but he comes to your location to do the work. I've used him and he is very thorough, he spent about 5 hours on my car on his mini detail package. Highly recommended.

ps3king

PM sent

Jimminez

ps3king - why the secrecy, do share if you have some insight. I wouldn't mind knowing of a good place too.

ps3king

Just wasn't sure about the forum rules and advertising. I've been detailing for a few years now and currently work at a few shops in the city as "Mr. Buff" since I'm that guy that removes scratches and fixes certain paint defects. I recently decided to open my own company to serve clients better without having pressures to finish a job faster or using less products to save costs. Now I can focus my attention on the detail and serve the people who care about their cars loyally.

My company name is Prestige Auto Care (Click me!) so you can check it out to get a 'general' gist of my philosophy and my passion for detailing. It's still not fully complete and I hope to complete it by the first or second week of June. But it is still functional. If you have any questions just give me a shout and I'll be more than happy to help you.

If you want to see some of the work I do I can show you some cars I've done as well You can also check out the General Audi Discussion to see the brief thread I've posted about washing and maintaining your vehicle. As I understand many of my clients have hectic work schedules so my services are offered through appointment only which means I work round the clock.

That's pretty much what I said in the pm in a nutshell. No secret there

Ohh and my packages are fully customizable to my client's vehicle expectations, budget, and preference. So don't feel pressured to purchase any of the packages you see up there. If none of the packages make sense to your vehicle's needs then there's no use getting them. In that case just give me a call or pm me and I'll be more than happy to help you.

Jimminez

Good to know and will be checking out the site. Want some swirls removed and thought about buying my own supplies but live outside of the city on well water. Since my hose taps are not connected to the softener, I'm a little hesitant washing my car and not getting it dried in time and leaving hard water minerals on the surface.

ps3king

you can buy water systems that de-ionize the water and clean it for you. Those can cost you anywhere from $200-$800 depending on your preferences. But that's totally up to you because that in itself is a fairly large investment just to be able to wash your car. CR Spotless