Welcome our newest Preferred Vendor!

[Shaggy]

www.glimmerglassdetailing.com

Welcome our newest preferred vendor Rob (Rob @ GGD). If you have any questions, post it here or PM him.

Thanks Rob!!

[Rob @ GGD]

Thanks Shaggy!

I was considering posting up a special code providing you guys with a 10% discount but am leaning towards experimenting with free gifts instead. Things that are useful in detailing your vehicles like microfiber towels, polishing/buffing pads/interior cleaners/etc. I am here for you guys and look forward to providing insight, quality products, exemplary customer service, and if needed detailing services.

I have been involved in the restoration/detailing business for over 25 yrs and I am committed to serving our forum members.

[xDevint]

I may get some stuff after first of the year.

[Rob @ GGD]

I may get some stuff after first of the year.

Great! Looking forward to hearing from you.

[TheLittleDeviant]

Welcome Rob!! glad to have a detailing vendor on board, you should post up what supplies you cary so we can pick some stuff out.

[Rob @ GGD]

Some of the brands we carry (http://www.glimmerglassdetailing.com/shopbybrand.html)

Also adding some great product lines such as Menzerna Professional Polishes as well as building new kits.

[misformartin]

awsome.... welcome to the boards : )

[SciFion]

Welcome Rob! :hands:

[xd_kidd]

welcome!!!. lookin foward to getting some products after the snow goes away. btw maybe you can help out. Despite cleaning cleaning several times by hand. I would still have mini specs of dirt from on the sideskirt and abit on the low end fender. I want to like peel it off but scared it would chip off the paint. and reccomendations? lol

[Rob @ GGD]

welcome!!!. lookin foward to getting some products after the snow goes away. btw maybe you can help out. Despite cleaning cleaning several times by hand. I would still have mini specs of dirt from on the sideskirt and abit on the low end fender. I want to like peel it off but scared it would chip off the paint. and reccomendations? lol


Definitely a common issue and the only effective option is using a clay bar with a special lubricant to extract the environmental contaminants from the clear coat.


I would suggest a light gray clay (http://www.glimmerglassdetailing.com/200grligrfig.html) (very mild so won't mar the clear coat) and a bottle of CG's LUBER (http://www.glimmerglassdetailing.com/lusysucllu.html). I assure you that you will fall down after you perform this procedure. It will blow your mind at the difference. I can also customize something for you if you provide some additional details about the overall car condition, storage situation (e.g. garage or outside), etc.

[gregsteeg]

A 10% discount would make me give it a try!!!

[Rob @ GGD]

A 10% discount would make me give it a try!!!


Already set up 10% discount for forum members. (http://www.scionxdforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=423)