Trajan3
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- Mar 4, 2016
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Newbie here that wants to say hello to everyone on the site. I have always enjoyed keeping my vehicles clean but for years I used whatever I could get at the local parts stores and big box stores. I bought a new 2016 Mustang GT and figured it was time to step up the game. I ordered a "care package" of supplies from Auto Geek and when they arrive I will be starting my new hobby.
30 plus years ago, and right out of high school, I worked at a major dealership as a used car porter. Did my fair share of car washing, waxing and detailing. This was an upscale dealership selling Lincoln, Porsche and Audi cars. I have driven and detailed everything from Mercury Tempos to Maserati bi-turbos. Everything was done by hand back in the day because the Used Car Manager was terrified rotary buffers would burn paint on a car that sold for more money than they paid me in five years:laughing:
Chemicals consisted of a good shampoo, the new super protector "armor all",liquid carnuaba wax, terry cloth towels and cheesecloth for removal. Wow have the times changed!
I am looking forward to learning from everyone on the site how to do things "right" all over again.
30 plus years ago, and right out of high school, I worked at a major dealership as a used car porter. Did my fair share of car washing, waxing and detailing. This was an upscale dealership selling Lincoln, Porsche and Audi cars. I have driven and detailed everything from Mercury Tempos to Maserati bi-turbos. Everything was done by hand back in the day because the Used Car Manager was terrified rotary buffers would burn paint on a car that sold for more money than they paid me in five years:laughing:
Chemicals consisted of a good shampoo, the new super protector "armor all",liquid carnuaba wax, terry cloth towels and cheesecloth for removal. Wow have the times changed!
I am looking forward to learning from everyone on the site how to do things "right" all over again.
