Update: I went to that location and everything looks clean and professional.
I talked to the owner and he showed me the product he is using called Undr Dog.
I compared this product with other products with ChatGPT and learned that this is a easy and budget product to use, mostly used by...
It's mostly touchless, only 1 section is getting touched, some sort of soft flaps hanging in the air waving while the car is going through.
It's a car wash street where you put your car in neutral and goes through all different sections.
Owner since 2011 and the black paint is absolutely perfect.
Alright guys, most of the time my feelings give me the answer already but I want to hear from experienced detailers.
I never ceramic coated my cars, always drove through carwashes. I have the same car for 13 years and the black color is still beautiful when washed.
Now I have this brand new...
I read that valet mode also disables the trunk so that they can acces it. Can a detailer use the excuse to have the trunk unlocked for him to ceramic coat the car?
Is there any way to block the Line Lock function or maybe more functions like the rev limiter?
I'm going to drop my vehicle off for some ceramic coating and I have trust issues with people. Don't want any of these things being used on my car while I'm not there.
I never did it before.
I think for me it would be 15 minutes to lift it up.
15 minutes to remove the cover
15 minutes to let the oil drain
5 minutes to refill
10 minutes to remove filter and replace filter in a way not to spill oil
20 minutes to put the cover back on.
I think it would take me...
I'm not a mechanic and never dod an oil change myself. I'm trying to read in and planning to start doing it myself. I've read that the car should be flat and not lifted only from de front or back.
Is there any reason besides that the oil can drain out better?
I just go with what my eyes like to see and what my ears like to hear. American, Chinese, or Zimbabwe, I don't really base my opinion on where the brand is based or by who it's manufactured.