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06-14-14, 03:06 PM
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03-04-15, 08:19 AM
#63
I saw a link to a process for a 3 bucket wash the other day and didn't save the link. Now can't find it.
Can someone post that link. Just can't remember where it was and search doesn't seem to be coming up with it. Thx..
Can someone post that link. Just can't remember where it was and search doesn't seem to be coming up with it. Thx..
03-04-15, 09:11 AM
#64
How to Properly Wash & Dry a Car - Todd Cooperider
I will be working on creating a new Club Lexus detailing guide this year that will feature a much more in depth guide to the complete detailing process as well as links to informational articles and to product recommendations... stay tuned!
-Zach
03-04-15, 07:27 PM
#66
Woot Woot!
Here you go...
How to Properly Wash & Dry a Car - Todd Cooperider
I will be working on creating a new Club Lexus detailing guide this year that will feature a much more in depth guide to the complete detailing process as well as links to informational articles and to product recommendations... stay tuned!
-Zach
How to Properly Wash & Dry a Car - Todd Cooperider
I will be working on creating a new Club Lexus detailing guide this year that will feature a much more in depth guide to the complete detailing process as well as links to informational articles and to product recommendations... stay tuned!
-Zach
03-11-15, 11:24 AM
#67
Here you go...
How to Properly Wash & Dry a Car - Todd Cooperider
I will be working on creating a new Club Lexus detailing guide this year that will feature a much more in depth guide to the complete detailing process as well as links to informational articles and to product recommendations... stay tuned!
-Zach
How to Properly Wash & Dry a Car - Todd Cooperider
I will be working on creating a new Club Lexus detailing guide this year that will feature a much more in depth guide to the complete detailing process as well as links to informational articles and to product recommendations... stay tuned!
-Zach
A dedicated thread regarding paint coating MUST be in the sticky somewhere IMO.
03-11-15, 12:07 PM
#68
Yeah that is good to hear. I feel like the "STICKY" threads definitely need to be refreshed. Some of them seem outdated. We also need to introduce some new products, and methods to the scene. Synthetic clay bar, ironx, IPA wipe down, remover, paint coating etc
A dedicated thread regarding paint coating MUST be in the sticky somewhere IMO.
A dedicated thread regarding paint coating MUST be in the sticky somewhere IMO.
Please be patient... as you know, I am very busy and this is not necessarily a high priority for me at the moment
03-11-15, 12:36 PM
#69
No, I don't mean to rush at all in my previous post. It is more like a suggestion of the "what" should be covered and not "when" should be done.
The high priority for you is probably earning more money through detailing and then go on vacation to make the wifey happy.
I am still working on making my wife less angry because I spend so much money on detailing my cars lol.
03-12-15, 07:50 PM
#70
That is great to hear. Looking forward to it.
No, I don't mean to rush at all in my previous post. It is more like a suggestion of the "what" should be covered and not "when" should be done.
The high priority for you is probably earning more money through detailing and then go on vacation to make the wifey happy.
I am still working on making my wife less angry because I spend so much money on detailing my cars lol.
No, I don't mean to rush at all in my previous post. It is more like a suggestion of the "what" should be covered and not "when" should be done.
The high priority for you is probably earning more money through detailing and then go on vacation to make the wifey happy.
I am still working on making my wife less angry because I spend so much money on detailing my cars lol.
01-09-16, 06:27 AM
#72
After step 1 on the first page you can leave the car wet, no need to dry when proceeding to clay bar the car.
In fact its better to leave the car wet so you are not using so much of your detailer liquid keeping the clay bar moist.
In fact its better to leave the car wet so you are not using so much of your detailer liquid keeping the clay bar moist.
01-10-16, 07:54 AM
#73
If you simply wash & dry the car, then spray clay lube on one panel at a time, and dry each panel after claying, there is no risk of water spotting and no need to re-wash the car.
It can be done either way... whatever is easiest for you.
01-10-16, 11:51 AM
#74
Unless you're working in warmer temperatures and risk water drying on the car... this will create water spots and will require the entire car to be washed again.
If you simply wash & dry the car, then spray clay lube on one panel at a time, and dry each panel after claying, there is no risk of water spotting and no need to re-wash the car.
It can be done either way... whatever is easiest for you.
If you simply wash & dry the car, then spray clay lube on one panel at a time, and dry each panel after claying, there is no risk of water spotting and no need to re-wash the car.
It can be done either way... whatever is easiest for you.
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