CP Car Detailing is expensive, but if you demand the best, it is an excellent value. (And if you don't demand the best, why bother with detailing at all?) I have a 2008 obsidian black Infiniti G35X. It's a bit less than a year and a half old. It had never been detailed, and it underwent an automated car wash weekly. The high-gloss black paint on this beautiful car scratches like you wouldn't believe. And it had swirl marks from the dealer waxing it when I bought it. The automated car wash, with its harsh chemicals and grit-filled neoprene strips, damaged the paint further, although I hadn't realized this was a problem until CP Car detailing's master detailer, Ciro, informed me. Ciro worked on the car for two days. Didn't even do the inside, just the exterior. Fifteen hours of labor. Afterward, in full sun, there were no visible swirls or scratches. The car looked better than it did when I drove it off the dealer's lot brand new. The car is so glossy it looks like patent leather. And, if you care for the car properly afterward, this high-gloss look lasts. It doesn't fade after a week or two, as has been my experience with less-expensive detailers. That is what you pay for: lasting perfection--and that is what you get.