Dan is like a magical (magicar? :D) wizard of auto detailing! Meticulous, splenderifous (yeah, I'm making up words now) with wonderful customer service. He's a mobile auto detailer, so he'll go to you! (From Homestead to Davie!)
Let me preface by saying that I've learned a lot as a first time car owner over the past 6-7 years.
Like, if you go to the beach, put your sunblock on when you're on the sand (far far away from your car). My friends and I did it outside the car with the car doors open... and while our hands were still greasy from all that SPF, we went around shutting all the doors and popping open the trunk and then closing it. Yeah, don't do that!
Why, you wonder? Well, I learned the hard way that doing the above (and being lazy and not cleaning off the grease) eats through your sealant or paint or something. And you're left with perfect handprints and fingerprints. Forever.
I've had copies of my friends' and my own prints for at least 3 or more years all over my car. It made my car look sooo ratty tbh.
Another thing: batteries spill battery acid. Yeah, didn't know that before I changed my battery and threw it in the trunk. That was a smelly and awful mess once I realized and then "neutralized" it with baking soda. SIGH WITH ME at my utter noobiness. And at the mess in the trunk. I didn't take a picture but my trunk looked like a crusty NYC sidewalk post-snowfall after 1000s of people had stomped the snow into the dirt and mush. But, you know, dried instead of wet.
So!!! Cue Dan, the Gandalf of this mobile car detailing service. :D
He whisked away the handprints. And he's transformed my trunk into a beautiful oasis of as-close-to-new-as-possible! My almost 7 year old car looks stunning.
I did the #3: minor detailing package. See my photos for the details of the packages. :) I'm seriously so appreciative and surprised that he was able to work out the handprints haha. He's also super nice and friendly/willing to work with you.
I highly recommend Dan and his services. Will definitely utilize his detailing work again! read more