ERP
New member
Greetings from quarantine!
1. How did you wind up at Autopia?
- Honestly, I moved in with my gf and she discovered how much detailing gear it has to go
. I`ve been a member of AG for a bit and they pointed me here for the trade forum.
2. What do you like most about detailing?
- Seeing incremental improvements in the vehicle`s appearance with each step. I`m a scientist so I`ve spent months (even years) working on projects just for them to fall apart at the very end, so I like being able to see the immediate effects of my work from time to time.
3. What are your favorite products/processes and why?
- That list would be way too long, instead I`ll list the 4 products that changed how I detailed the most.
1.) Poor Boys World Enzyme Cleaner - Hands down the best enzyme spray I`ve used, knocked out 2 week old spoiled milk spill like it was nothing.
2.) Griots Garage Fast Correcting Cream - Great defect removal and incredibly easy to work with.
3.) WoollyWormit Wheel Brush - Makes getting the lugs and barrels clean so much easier and faster.
4.) GG PFM - The most effective drying towel I`ve ever owned.
4. What`s your dream car and why?
- 953 Dakar.
5. What`s the best thing you learned on Autopia?
- I`ve linked to this site so much in answering help threads on other websites I couldn`t tell you.
6. What are some of your other hobbies and interests?
- Motorcycles, dogs, backpacking, brains.
8. Name three secret techniques that you think you should share to fellow Autopians.
- No one seems to clay their rims anymore, I do that the night before.
9. Where are you from and where do you live now?
- Current South Carolina
11. What motivates you to detail?
- Pride.
12. Would you ever pay someone else to detail your car?
- Yes, if it was something that I could not do myself (e.g., didn`t have the tools or experience necessary).
14. What is your favorite part about detailing?
- The finished product.
15. If detailing is a hobby for you, would you like to do it full time, or do you feel that it would take the fun out of it?
- It would take the fun out of it. I detail on the side a bit here and there, and people never seem to appreciate how much work and effort goes into it.
1. How did you wind up at Autopia?
- Honestly, I moved in with my gf and she discovered how much detailing gear it has to go
. I`ve been a member of AG for a bit and they pointed me here for the trade forum. 2. What do you like most about detailing?
- Seeing incremental improvements in the vehicle`s appearance with each step. I`m a scientist so I`ve spent months (even years) working on projects just for them to fall apart at the very end, so I like being able to see the immediate effects of my work from time to time.
3. What are your favorite products/processes and why?
- That list would be way too long, instead I`ll list the 4 products that changed how I detailed the most.
1.) Poor Boys World Enzyme Cleaner - Hands down the best enzyme spray I`ve used, knocked out 2 week old spoiled milk spill like it was nothing.
2.) Griots Garage Fast Correcting Cream - Great defect removal and incredibly easy to work with.
3.) WoollyWormit Wheel Brush - Makes getting the lugs and barrels clean so much easier and faster.
4.) GG PFM - The most effective drying towel I`ve ever owned.
4. What`s your dream car and why?
- 953 Dakar.
5. What`s the best thing you learned on Autopia?
- I`ve linked to this site so much in answering help threads on other websites I couldn`t tell you.
6. What are some of your other hobbies and interests?
- Motorcycles, dogs, backpacking, brains.
8. Name three secret techniques that you think you should share to fellow Autopians.
- No one seems to clay their rims anymore, I do that the night before.
9. Where are you from and where do you live now?
- Current South Carolina
11. What motivates you to detail?
- Pride.
12. Would you ever pay someone else to detail your car?
- Yes, if it was something that I could not do myself (e.g., didn`t have the tools or experience necessary).
14. What is your favorite part about detailing?
- The finished product.
15. If detailing is a hobby for you, would you like to do it full time, or do you feel that it would take the fun out of it?
- It would take the fun out of it. I detail on the side a bit here and there, and people never seem to appreciate how much work and effort goes into it.
