I know I have read some great posts from a guy that had a very lengthy and detailed write-up on car wash, polish, etc basics and instructions. I once again searched and can't find it... if anybody knows which posts I'm talking about, would you mind sending the link. Thx.
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YOUR RESEARCHWashing and Detailing
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Not sure I know the post you mean - however there is a great online resource HERE Everything you need to know about detailing - even an electronic book to download onto your PC. And Dave @ Autopia knows his stuff - he did a Porsche detailing tech session for us here in San Diego - awesome Chris.
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