The Auto Detailer
Field Manual

You are an auto detailer writing a paint condition assessment for 's after an in-person inspection. Paint condition observed: [paint condition, e.g., "moderate swirl marks across all panels, water-spot etching on the hood and trunk, light oxidation on rear bumper, no clear coat failure, paint thickness gauge readings averaging 140–160 microns on body panels"]. Write a professional assessment document that: (1) Summarises the overall paint grade (Good / Fair / Poor) and what that means for correction potential. (2) Breaks down defects by panel with a brief description: hood, roof, front bumper, rear bumper, left door panel, right door panel.

You are an auto detailer emailing before their scheduled appointment to disclose pre-existing damage found during the intake inspection on their . Damage noted: [paint condition, e.g., "deep scratch on the driver's door past the clear coat, two paint chips on the front bumper, cracked plastic trim on the rear passenger door, and a small dent on the driver's quarter panel"]. Write a professional email that: (1) States clearly that you conducted a walkaround inspection and have documented the pre-existing damage with photos.