If you have any noticeable swirls or light scratches, it could help. It could just add some depth as well as help with any swirls.
Did you try claybarring the problem areas? If not, give it a shot. If it was indeed egg, it’s not going anywhere unless buffed with a rotary, and even then it’s questionable. Egg eats paint.
true, but it is worth it when you’re done
it took me 8 hours to wash, clay, polish, and wax my car
although i did it all by hand in a cramped garage
I can’t imagine your 1 series needing too much work, but I would clean that one up for you if you wanted.
I’d always be willing to detail some cars too. I can’t buff and polish like Zach might, but wash/clay/wash/wax/interior is something that I do pretty regularly. I’ll take a couple hours to do that if the price is right.
I can do whatever, too. Like I said I’m no professional, and price reflects that.
well…i think that this thread has alot of useful information for people who really dont detail but would like for their cars to shine like new…
Good thread. Now, if I could just work up the effort to actually follow the steps for any one of my cars… 
Good article Zach … I’m in for a detailing competition!
what is wrong with the post?
you come into someone else’s thread, tell them it’s wrong, and don’t explain your side. you suck at the interweb
That’s what it was meant for. There is no information there that is of use to a professional detailer.
:hsugh: I don’t know if I qualify for competition…
:stupid:
A new PC is supposed to be coming out soon though…
Right after I ordered a G110 lol