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| How-To Guides & References Extensive repository with picture heavy guides and how-to's can be found here. Good reading material inside. |
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Excellent Detailing Guide
http://www.autopia-carcare.com/how-to.html
It's where I learned most of my stuff. The site discusses how to detail the exterior, interior, wheels and tires, and "seasonal care." Hope this is informative for you guys! |
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I got the answer long time ago but what I wanted to know was safe diameter to work on. I think it was 2 sq ft with the lubricator, of course wanted to know if there's such a thing called too much lube.
I do clay my car every year too, but memory wasn't playing with me at the time and I didn't want to scuff up my paint. __________________ ![]() |
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I'm forgetful sometimes and sometimes my foot slips and kicks some camaro guy in the ass
![]() It's better to know what you're doing and there's nothing wrong with referencing what you do every year. It's not an old camaro or something, I like my car's original paint and don't want to destroy it. __________________ ![]() |
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