You know your addicted to detailing when...

Mazda.Mark

Mazda.Mark

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...I am detailing my phone and desk at work with toothpicks and brushes :)

thought this would be fun:props:
 
Your praying for the snow to melt so you can wash your wifes new car for the first time. Cleaned up the inside in the garage, and put Aquapel on, thankful for a propane heater. ;)
 
When the weather gets warm enough to use Fuzion for the first time and when done you have a smile on your face all day.
 
When enough product is never enough....:props:
 
You machine polish the stainless steel kitchen sink and make it look better than new. (Yes, I did that!)
 
When you know it going to snow and you still wash and dress tires. :bash:
 
When you polish the back of your phone that's paint gloss black, put sealant over it, wait 12 hours, then wax it lol.
 
QD ur car when u get to work to show off in the parking lot!
 
When you know you have enough waxes to last you a lifetime, but you keep buying more!
 
You shop AG once if not two times a week and you really don't need anything!
 
when you buy detailing products before you pay rent
 
When you've written the 12 steps of Detailers Anonymous.

Step 1. We admitted we were powerless over waxing and that our wives had become unmanageable.
Step 2. Came to believe that a better wax could restore us to sanity.
Step 3. Made a decision to turn our wheels and our tires over to a tire shine as we understood it.
Step 4. Made a searching and fearless swirl inventory of our rides.
Step 5. Admitted to A.G.O., to ourselves and to another detailer the exact nature of our paint condition.
Step 6. Were entirely ready to have M-105 remove these defects and swirls.
Step 7. Humbly asked our banks to increase our credit limits.
Step 8. Made a list of all the products we would need and became willing to pay for them all.
Step 9. Made a direct leveling of our swirls except when to do so would remove too much clear or strike through.
Step 10. Continued to use 2 buckets and when the water got dirty promptly replaced it.
Step 11. Sought through detailing forums to improve our process as we understood it, asking only for the knowledge of products and the technique to use them.
Step 12. Having achieved a perfect paint finish as a result of these steps, we tried to carry these techniques to other detailers and to practice these processes with all of our vehicles.
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