[gberger1]

Left my car with Scott from Gallagher Auto Spa while I headed off to Maui for two weeks to have my car detailed. Fantastic job and great price.

If your in PDX and looking to get your car ready for winter give them a call.

http://gallagherautospa.com/

[cstmx_ryder]

Hey I think I saw your car there when I was getting some issues sorted out for my suspension.....

Do you drive a gray E90 with polished VMR wheels and HKS exhaust? I don't know if it was before or after the detail when I saw your car, but it looked clean!

Scott's awesome, I alway end up having long conversations about my car and his.....LOL.

[gberger1]

Originally Posted by cstmx_ryder

Hey I think I saw your car there when I was getting some issues sorted out for my suspension.....

Do you drive a gray E90 with polished VMR wheels and HKS exhaust? I don't know if it was before or after the detail when I saw your car, but it looked clean!

Scott's awesome, I alway end up having long conversations about my car and his.....LOL.

Thats my girl! I bought it at Luxe, have Mike do all my work on it at ProTek and I stay in house as well for the detail now.

I like the one stop shop idea over there, no reason to go anywhere else.

[jonnylin1]

Maui <3

[gberger1]

Love that island! Phenomenal diving

[gallagherauto]

Thanks a lot Berger!! If anyone else has any questions about detailing or would like some recommendations on products please let me know.

[Peertwelve]

Originally Posted by gallagherauto

Thanks a lot Berger!! If anyone else has any questions about detailing or would like some recommendations on products please let me know.

what does 'get her ready for winter' mean? My car is about to go through it's first winter

[gberger1]

Originally Posted by Peertwelve

what does 'get her ready for winter' mean? My car is about to go through it's first winter

Im sure Scott will chime in, what I have done in the past is have a sealant applied after being washed, had my rims waxed as well, all the other stuff done wasn't necessarily "winterizing" though I do it twice a year, treat the seats, clean dash etc..

[gallagherauto]

Originally Posted by gberger1

Im sure Scott will chime in, what I have done in the past is have a sealant applied after being washed, had my rims waxed as well, all the other stuff done wasn't necessarily "winterizing" though I do it twice a year, treat the seats, clean dash etc..

A lot of mechanical shops have "Winterizing" special or recommendations on what to change for the upcoming winter.

In the Pacific Northwest we get all kinds of different weather in the winter, so having a car clayed, a good coat of wax/sealant along with treating your leather seats isn't a bad idea.

Personally I coat my car 3 times a year with wax. Ounce in the Fall, another in the Winter/Spring and ounce before Summer. This will help keep your paint looking great for years to come.

If you have any questions just let me know.