Detailing 101: Common Question and Answers, What and Where to buy stuff + Technique

[Funrover]

Originally Posted by darkknight1999

Car you take a few pictures of them? I know that's not really that easy to do, but I just don't want to give you bad advise. But depending on the spots I should be able to guide you through removing them, but I would like to see them first if possible.

here are a few!!

[-MOSES-]

Damn Aaron, you do need to buff that thing !

[llesra]

just cover it up with a blackout

[Choqiees]

if you manage to buff your rig Aaron then in return some good shoulder and biceps will be yours LOL

I detailed one car before, the condition was more hardcore then yours (the Indonesian rain contains acidic stuff). I started at 9 am, finish by 2 and hit the bed after until the next morning.

[Think]

For interior cleaning, do not vaccuum unless you have large clumps of debris laying around. I strongly suggest blowing your car out with an air hose. High powered air is much more powerful than a vacuum's suction and it gets out every last grain of sand if your are pacient.

[kael7]

i want to ask if sunroof leak on discoveries are normal because my sister and i both owned discoveries, hers a 2002 mine is 2000 and we both have the same problem, the sunroof leaking where water drips down from the rear view mirror or from the sunvisor. thanks!

[Wind in my hair]

I know this is a little off topic but im in the market tobuy a
Land Rover Sport Supercharged i love this car ...im looking for a lease and the only place i could get my hands on one was on the
net and im trying to get a little feedback on if its safe to buy that way so any feedback would be helpful heres the link to the lease company if you want to check it out ..it sounds good to me but im a bit iffy about the whole thing

[kevinsmith2050]

Hi Amanda


Can u help me to find out best software to upload files.


KEVIN SMITH

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