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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Automotive Insanity > Detailing thread: Grim determination and sanding
 
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keykey
Mar 28, 2003

     
I'm not familiar with the consumer side of products, but on the retail side, we've been using pro products: http://www.prowax.com/ and P&S products: http://www.pssales.com for almost 30 years now. If anybody has any questions about that stuff, I can easily field them. I worked detailing for 3 years during highschool and I still occasionally detail friends and families vehicles. If I can find the original detail sheet I had 20 years ago at the shop, I'll post it. I think we actually have a .txt file somewhere with "Master Don's" instructions. Dude was really into kung fu.. And chainsaw art.

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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Automotive Insanity > Detailing thread: Grim determination and sanding