"detailer" meaning in English

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        "One who gives details of something."
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          "ref": "2007 July 25, Ellen Barry, “Drips, Squeals and Patience: Life by the El”, in New York Times:",
          "text": "In the case of Richmond Hill, the torch has been passed to Simcha Waisman, 62, vice president of the neighborhood’s block association. Mr. Waisman’s devotion to neighborhood welfare is legendary; he has been known to stake out freshly painted walls for as long as a week, waiting to catch someone painting graffiti. Mr. Waisman drives a cranberry-colored Expedition, which he says has been so marred by dripping creosote that his detailer now refuses him service.",
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        "One who details (cleans cars)."
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        "(US) One who details (cleans cars)."
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        "One who gives details of something."
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