So if you were paid to detail a special edition 30th anniversary Lamborghine Diablo....
09-12-2005, 09:14 AM
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2nd that, plus detailing something like that I would make sure your insured when moving the car...
around and working on that. On that note I would use the products that we talk about here all the time such as Menzerna, klasse, and Four Star to name a few. Also its your process such as surface prep and then following the proper steps that will yield the perfect results. You can'r just rely on products.
09-12-2005, 10:15 AM
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skip meguiars...that should be obvious.
P21S I think would do well, GEPC & caranuba. I think 4Star would do nicely as well. Einszett might be up to the challenge.
Don't "Dawn" it by any means, and know what you are doing if you touch the clay.
Don't "Dawn" it by any means, and know what you are doing if you touch the clay.
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09-12-2005, 01:00 PM
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Hey now
I know what to use. I've run a detailing business for 3 summers. I was really asking if there were more top of the line products that I should be considering. I've seen what you guys use and I have my own rountine, I was really just wondering about REALLY high quality products like $150 waxes or whatever.
But I hear whats out there on superior car care and autopia is pretty must just as good any other other hi quality products.
But I hear whats out there on superior car care and autopia is pretty must just as good any other other hi quality products.
