What do you think of theese guys?
02-12-09, 10:21 PM
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What do you think of theese guys?
The MB guys love theese products and they swear buy them. Just want to get a opinion on theese guys from the L-Team.
http://www.detailedimage.com/
http://www.detailedimage.com/
02-12-09, 10:42 PM
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I have used them in the past. Greg and George are some of the best customer service guys I have ever encountered. I used to post their daily specials here for everyone but I got warned since they're not sponsors here 
Nonetheless, support our sponsors here. I'm sure they can whip up a great deal like DI's guys can
Nonetheless, support our sponsors here. I'm sure they can whip up a great deal like DI's guys can
02-15-09, 05:20 PM
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As I live in a condo complex, the R&R prohibit the washing of cars on the property
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I have been looking for a product such as this to clean up my car if it's not so dirty. Anyone else tried this?
.I have been looking for a product such as this to clean up my car if it's not so dirty. Anyone else tried this?
02-15-09, 06:21 PM
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If you are referring to ONR, I think most of us have tried it so far. I have a gallon jug of distilled water+ONR that I keep in my garage for those times where I don't want to wash normally. If you are worried about regulations, do it at a park. I did that right before one of our CL meets
02-15-09, 06:26 PM
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NICE!! this is the website I was looking for when I started that thread a few days back. If you look on the right side there's a little auto detailing guide that I was looking for that shows you what to do in the order you should do them and what should have been done already. Probably not a big deal to the more experienced guys but helpful to amateurs like me.
02-15-09, 06:37 PM
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NICE!! this is the website I was looking for when I started that thread a few days back. If you look on the right side there's a little auto detailing guide that I was looking for that shows you what to do in the order you should do them and what should have been done already. Probably not a big deal to the more experienced guys but helpful to amateurs like me.
I'll be asking Dave KG and Dave here for permission to post these if I can't find a good guide on this site already
Dual Action
Rotary
Hope this helps. If not, go to Detailed Image for their guides
Dual Action
Rotary
Hope this helps. If not, go to Detailed Image for their guides
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02-15-09, 08:02 PM
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Eyezack, I wish I lived near you. I would love to get some good detailing tips from people that live near me in NY as I love auto detailing. It's one thing to read about it, another to actually have someone teach you how to use orbital buffers and the like.
02-15-09, 11:36 PM
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You have plenty of people in NY. Joe, LiCelsior, lives in NY too. He is pretty knowledgeable as well
Its all good haha. Everyone has lapses one time or another
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