Mirror Image Mobile Polishing

When looking good is a priority, you gotta get everything polished! Full metal polish front to back on both these Peterbilts, including all trailer wheels. Both trucks look similar, but one is considerably newer than the other with much different quality aluminum. Can you tell the difference?

Things have been super busy for me lately, so here's a bunch of photos from jobs I've completed over the past weeks. They range from new trucks that were recently polished, to trucks that were hammered by gravel roads. The one thing I aim for is for each job to have the same look as the last when completed. Take a look through and let me know what you think!

I've been a bit slack on posting lately, but have still been knocking out the work! Here's a photo dump of some of the jobs I've completed recently. Consistency is the name of the game when it comes to polishing, and achieving a similar look from one job to the next is what I aim for! Scroll through to see some bling

Yet another chapter in this bussiness's history comes to a close, with once again another one just starting. I am excited to share this short promo video filmed by Kenton Doupe Photography and Design showcasing what goes into making a truck shine. The name of Mirror Image Auto Detailing has been one that I personally have become heavily associated with, but now that I am mobile and focusing on the metal polishing side of the industry, I felt that it didn't properly reflect wh...at services I offer. With that being said, going forward the business will now operate under the name of Mirror Image Mobile Polishing. Give the video a watch, and if you would like to get your truck polished, send me a direct message or contact me via cell at 306-621-0567 and we'll get you booked in! Thanks again to everyone who has helped get me and the business to this point, and to Brad Korpan for letting me use his truck in the video! - Nick

One of the best things in my opinion about having years worth of documented work is using the older pictures as reference to see where you can improve on. When you work for yourself, you are solely in charge of the final product that leaves to the customer, and if you're not trying to improve on each job, then you're doing yourself a disservice. The top picture is one of the first drive wheels I attempted to polish with the limited resources I had available in 2016. Not sure ...why I was ever hired to polish again honestly. It wasn't until I met @alexmoore506 where my polishing actually started to look like polishing as he gave me a ton of advice on my work when I would lend a hand in Regina with him. The bottom picture is a drive off of a trailer I recently completed and yeah, the difference is quite obvious. It's taken me hundred of drive wheels to get that finish, but damn does it feel nice to look back and see the progress! See more

I recently traveled out to the Wilkie area to give this nicely done Peterbilt a full polish. All aluminum, stainless, and chrome (minus the steps) were properly prepped and polished. It's a bit dusty in the pictures, but still gets the point across!