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Originally Posted by EzyBrzy
Yeah, been on chemical guys website and looking up all the materials and product needed. So far my list is about ~$80 which isn't bad and should be able to do my brothers and dads car with the small bottles. Includes new towels and applicator/buffing pads. Although, this would be done all by hand. . . I figured I'd have to use up my whole day off to get the whole thing done, but I've always been a DIY guy.
If there is someone that can do a full detail my car for around that much ~$100, I'd be willing to just do that.
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I think you are looking at $250-$300 to find an enthusiast detailer to do that work. Really, your biggest cost is going to be the polisher and cost of labor. I am not quite sure how you are going to do paint correction by hand, but you can. You are going to have a lot of difficulty removing heavier defects by hand. At the $250-300 level, you can probably have most, but not all of the defects corrected.