Myths in Detailing and Detailing Products
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My neighbor tells me, one day I'll wash my paint off.:buffing: He is just jealous my car is so clean.
:whs:My neighbor tells me, one day I'll wash my paint off.:buffing: He is just jealous my car is so clean.
I third thatMy neighbor tells me, one day I'll wash my paint off.:buffing: He is just jealous my car is so clean.
I agree with this one. I read a great post today on how these numbers of carnuba content tend to be fudged even by some higher end wax manufacturers.
a relative of mine told me that I will rub my paint off, when he saw me buffing the paint with a MF after I removed a coat of wax...My neighbor tells me, one day I'll wash my paint off.:buffing: He is just jealous my car is so clean.
Read the bottle and understand the product, the name does not always imply what or how the product will work.
This is not actually a myth.Some very old paints had this 'ability' to washed off.I don't remember why (it was something wrong with the mixture of the paint) but it was possible to wipe your car for drying and see the paint colour on the towel....My neighbor tells me, one day I'll wash my paint off.:buffing: He is just jealous my car is so clean.
My neighbor told me that I wash my car too much, and that I would wash
the paint off of my car.
There's no such thing as too clean!
the paint off of my car.
There's no such thing as too clean!
The myth that only GEEKS detail their cars. I think it's very soothing and helps to relieve the tension and pressure of the day. My wife says my car is too clean and that I'm anal about keeping it that way. If she only knew.
My uncle tells my dad and I, when we're out detailing, that "a clean car is a sign of a sick mind." As far as I'm concerned, if you're not taking care of a 10-60 thousand dollar investment, you are a sad sad human.