You do damn good work. No wonder you were selected to work on the Enzo. I wish I had the patience and time to do my own car like that.

 

Thanks for the kind words

 

There is an element of patience and skill involved. However, I'd say the majority of the resipe is passion. If you have the desire, the correct products, and the right technique, you can give the same tlc to your car

 

AMAZING WORK MOE!!!

I need to call you sometime and get some advise.

 

Nice work Moe and greatly informative writeup. Although I loved collecting bugs with him on the rally, I think i liked seeing it after your hard work better:-)

 

I guess I would starve if I had to do that for a living as far as skills now as far as passion, I might be a fatass if passion was my food. How did you even get connected to even be considered for the Enzo? I know if I had an Enzo, I know I would seek out the best and that would prolly be a hard choice because there's a lot of people claiming they're the best and you have the one's that are the best.

 

WAY COOL!!! I could only imagine what your car looked like. What did you take to the rally?

 

After 13 years of detailing and catering to the high-end niche, you get to be well-known in the right circles Clients find me now because these are the caliber of cars I work on daily. I didn't want to be the jack of all trades when it came to detailing. I wanted a niche, went after it, and now I'm fortunate enough to be doing what I love. As for people claiming to be the best, there will always be a better detailer out there. The trick is be YOUR best and let your work, and your clients, do the talking.

 

Matte Black Ford GT, your client and I had some fun rolling into LA

 

Moe, that was a fantastic writeup and detailed explanation of what you do. Phenomenal work.

Can you move into our house?