So you just had a paint correction detail and want to maintain it yourself, but you’re not sure what products to have in your arsenal. Eric Schuster of Envious Detailing provides us with a list of must-have products in order to maintain your car like a pro.
This is a summary, read the entire article here >>Tips on Debadging a Vintage Car
by Greg Nichols | January 2nd, 2012 |
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While some aspects of debadging vintage cars are easier than modern ones, you are still faced with some challenges and precautions that need to be taken when removing them to polish underneath. Greg Nichols shows us the processes he used when working on a very rare Porsche and Ferrari…
This is a summary, read the entire article here >>Learn something new – Don’t read the instructions!
by Todd Cooperider | December 4th, 2011 |
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Product instructions provide a lot of useful information on how to get the most out of them, but does that mean they can’t be used in ways that are not listed on the label? If you limit yourself to just what’s on the label, you might end up limiting your skills and knowledge level…so learn something new – don’t read the instructions!
This is a summary, read the entire article here >>5 Car Detailing Products for Beginners.
by Marc Harris & Jacob Bunyan | August 6th, 2011 |
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So you’re a new detailing enthusiasts or a weekend-warrior, and want some recommendations on “anchor products” for your arsenal? If so, look no further than some recommendations by detailing professionals Marc Harris and Jacob Bunyan of AutoLavish.
This is a summary, read the entire article here >>Couple of quick tips: vacuuming and glass cleaning
by Eric Schuster | August 1st, 2011 |
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Eric Schuster of Envious Detailing shares a few quick tips to help you get the most out of vacuuming and glass cleaning.
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