Goonie75
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- Feb 16, 2017
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Hi folks. A lot of you all know this but one of the things I remember reading from Mike Phillips is that even clean paint can be dirty. Road grime, etc. Something along those lines.
I took that and try to explain that to folks in my area. Well, today I used this example. We are almost finished with this 6500 truck and its brand new. Like zero miles. After the decontamination and clay and wash... we polished. Just M210 and a LC white pad.
Clean enough for most folks but this illustrates exactly what Mike was saying. Even new clean paint can still be dirty. After the polish check out the dirty pad. Lol.
This is what we try to use at times to differentiate our work from the 'detailer down the road' kind of thing... IDK. Thought it was a good analogy.
Thanks and here's a few pics so far
Ryan
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I took that and try to explain that to folks in my area. Well, today I used this example. We are almost finished with this 6500 truck and its brand new. Like zero miles. After the decontamination and clay and wash... we polished. Just M210 and a LC white pad.
Clean enough for most folks but this illustrates exactly what Mike was saying. Even new clean paint can still be dirty. After the polish check out the dirty pad. Lol.
This is what we try to use at times to differentiate our work from the 'detailer down the road' kind of thing... IDK. Thought it was a good analogy.
Thanks and here's a few pics so far
Ryan








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