[TheBlackGT]

Hey guys

For a while now, I've been meaning to get the car detailed. I checked out Detailer's Domain, but even Phil recommended that I didn't need his complex detailing service to get my car looking new, so I looked on further.

Then one day, I was checking out the E9X forum in the NJ/NY/CT/PA section for any upcoming meets, and accidentally came across this thread. I clicked on it, only to realize the search for detailing was over.

Scott's Detailing Service is very personal, hands-on. You can either go to him or he can come to you for a minimal fee of $10. However, I suggest you go to him, but that is just a personal preference.

Throughout the whole 2-3 hour process (depending on which service you get, I got the full detailing one for $100), Scott will go through every step, making sure you see the magic happening. Also, along the way, he will give very useful and helpful tips on how to keep your car in tip-top shape.

Scott is a true perfectionist. He will not just give up if something isn't as effective as expected, he will get the job done right. As you will see in the pics below, I had a decent amount of swirls when I got to his place. However, he took his time and made the car look showroom condition! Obviously, since it is a black car, it is a PITA to get out swirls, but he did a damn good job removing them. For the hood, he did a 50/50 (much like Detailer's Domain), showing a no swirl vs. swirl hood.

Scott also tells you about every tool and product he uses on your vehicle, and what is best suited for your Bimmer. He also lets you know prices and whats the best for the money.

Also, there is complimentary WiFi (something you really should advertise Scott lol ).

Lastly, if you want, Scott can show you an area not too far from his place where you can get some nice shots

If you'd like to contact him, his username is ssmith96 and his email is scottsmithld@icloud.com . Plus you can check out the other cars he's done at http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=836805

Now, I know you've all been waiting for it, so here are the pictures.

Before when it was all dirty (hadn't been washed for a while, don't yell at me guys )





Foaming (Step 1)



Hood w/ Swirls



Hood w/o Swirls



After





P.S. Sorry I didn't get this review in sooner Scott, just been really busy.

[scottz5]

He is the best around