this is kind of a question and an introduction....about a year ago I could not even change my own oil.I moved to N.C about a year and a half ago from New York, and found my self washing cars for a Massive Body shop in Charlotte..i mostly was what they call "shop *****"
sweeping bringing customers home, Driving sick cars to the dealerships,.but everything was a chore except Washing the cars..it became my new hobby to see if i can make this 97 honda civic look new again jes for the challenge stay late at work and use there rotten chemicals "zep products" ..i have yet to experiment with any other chemicals..i purchased a makita 7' polisher off the tool truck and took the job of wet sanding and polishing for the painter .
to make a long story short i wanted to find out more hints tips and products and i hope to start up a little side detailing job any advice from the people would be much appreciated.
sweeping bringing customers home, Driving sick cars to the dealerships,.but everything was a chore except Washing the cars..it became my new hobby to see if i can make this 97 honda civic look new again jes for the challenge stay late at work and use there rotten chemicals "zep products" ..i have yet to experiment with any other chemicals..i purchased a makita 7' polisher off the tool truck and took the job of wet sanding and polishing for the painter .
to make a long story short i wanted to find out more hints tips and products and i hope to start up a little side detailing job any advice from the people would be much appreciated.
