Need "the book"

[bill57]

Back when I finally became a member here (after lurking for a year or so), I downloaded the Autopia "how to" book. I had it on my hard drive, and referred to it a number of times. My hard drive died, and I lost everything that was on it. How can I get the "book" back?

 

[cheetoh]

Same thing happened here, Where I can I get it?

 

[gocubbies]

cant find the book you are looking for but maybe this will help



http://www.autopia.org/forum/guide-detailing/80238-introduction-detailing.html

 

[cheetoh]

I think the name of it was Autopia Guide to Detailing.

 

[bill57]

Yes. Autopia Guide to Detailing. Every so often, a senior member would provide a link to it in response to a question. So I know "the book " is accessible. One of those members just need to respond to THIS question, so I can find it, and get it back!

 

[rrufast]

Being new here, and new to the detailing world, I'd like to get my hands on this book as well...



Can anyone provide a link?



Much appreciated!

 

[Big Leegr]

I think David "re-did" the guide and broke it up into the following threads grouped under this heading (Which also have other contributions/comments added):



http://www.autopia.org/forum/guide-detailing/



Most of the threads seem to be from 11/10/2006.

 

[Bobby G]

I think David "re-did" the guide and broke it up into the following threads grouped under this heading (Which also have other contributions/comments added):



http://www.autopia.org/forum/guide-detailing/



Most of the threads seem to be from 11/10/2006.

Correct. I do plan to make updates and additions. Just seems better to open it up and make it a community effort.

 

[bill57]

Thank you. I didn't recognize it broken up. A wealth of information!

 

[cheetoh]

A wealth of information!

X2!!! It sure is!!:2thumbs: