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July 2024 by Meredith Pelletier
Magic Touch detailing did a great job on our interior car detail. The team of 3 showed up at our house at the scheduled time (on a Sunday afternoon no less) and were very professional and efficient. The communication up front while scheduling (and the reminder of appointment a day ahead) was great and the team was very receptive to fix a small detail that was initially missed.
The fact that they came to our house on a weekend afternoon was so convenient and eased the stress of scheduling a time to fit it into our busy schedules.
The car looks and smells great now and we would definitely use their services again in the future! Thank you!
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July 2023 by Matt Angelini
I do NOT appreciate the fact that you guys are putting stickers on people’s cars to advertise your business. The sticker got stuck on my car and I’m still trying to get it off. This makes me not only want to ignore your business but also tell others to do the same. Please do better.
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July 2023 by Andrew Long
Do not advertise by putting hard to remove stickers on people's cars. Ridiculous!
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July 2023 by Cmgeorge13
Came out of working a 12 hour shift just to find a stupid sticker plastered on my windshield that was damn near impossible to get off....Terrible way of going about buisness!
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July 2023 by Brook Mucurio
I received a sticker advertisement on my car that I needed to scrape off for half an hour. I cannot believe that the business sticks stickers on random cars!
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July 2023 by John Utah
They stuck a sticker for their business to my windshield, I will be reporting this to the police under NYS Posting and Graffiti Laws.
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July 2023 by Matt Flippin
I got one of these stupid things fused to my windshield too. Not to mention in my city, as most in NY, uses code 132-3: "Placing handbills on vehicles," which states: "It shall be unlawful for any person, either directly or indirectly, to distribute, deposit, place, throw, scatter or cast any handbill in or upon any automobile or other vehicle." I will be reporting this.
