Newbie from NC
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Bunky
Detailing Gnosis
Welcome ! How did you learn about Autopia?
Brad B
New member
Glad to have you!
togwt
The Old Grey Whistle Test
:welcome: toAutopia.org SFCR
This is to the world’s largest detailing community. Whether you're a complete beginner or an experienced professional looking to expand their knowledge and perhaps showcase your work, this site will soon become your home from home.
As well as both professionals and dedicated detailing enthusiasts, who are always more than willing to help, if you have a question there is no need to be hesitant, ask away, questions will be answered in a friendly and informative manner
Our forum sponsors represent the industry's premier detailing product manufacturers, so you can ask questions directly to the people who make the products you use on your vehicle.
Have a look at the extensive detailing articles "Art meets Science" [url]http://www.autopia.org/forum/autopia-detailing-wiki/ [/url] Autopia Detailing Wiki [/url]
Read Autopia’s comprehensive product reviews; they contain all the information you need to keep your car looking in factory fresh condition for longer, with hints and tips on how to get the best from the products we have tested Autopia.org Review by some of the most experienced detailers in the world
If you'd rather have someone else work on your car, these are the guys to contact:Find a Detailer
For an idea on what can be accomplished: Click & Brag
This is to the world’s largest detailing community. Whether you're a complete beginner or an experienced professional looking to expand their knowledge and perhaps showcase your work, this site will soon become your home from home.
As well as both professionals and dedicated detailing enthusiasts, who are always more than willing to help, if you have a question there is no need to be hesitant, ask away, questions will be answered in a friendly and informative manner
Our forum sponsors represent the industry's premier detailing product manufacturers, so you can ask questions directly to the people who make the products you use on your vehicle.
Have a look at the extensive detailing articles "Art meets Science" [url]http://www.autopia.org/forum/autopia-detailing-wiki/ [/url] Autopia Detailing Wiki [/url]
Read Autopia’s comprehensive product reviews; they contain all the information you need to keep your car looking in factory fresh condition for longer, with hints and tips on how to get the best from the products we have tested Autopia.org Review by some of the most experienced detailers in the world
If you'd rather have someone else work on your car, these are the guys to contact:Find a Detailer
For an idea on what can be accomplished: Click & Brag
Nth Degree
New member
:welcome: from Morrisville. What part are you in?
Junebug
JAFO
I'm over in God's country (beautiful Franklin County -LOL!!!)
Lowejackson
New member
Welcome to Autopia
imported_sal3291
New member
Welcome from winston salem
danponjican
DetailingGurus.com
Welcome from Winston Salem area as well.
David Fermani
Forza Auto Salon
Welcome to Autopia. This forum is loaded with tons of people from the Carolinas. Sounds like there should be a detail meet planned?
mikenap
New member
Welcome from the Charlotte/Lake Norman area!
That would be pretty cool! We should make it happen...:hifive:
David Fermani said:
That would be pretty cool! We should make it happen...:hifive:
WOW...a lot of North Carolina folks here! I've been all around Greensboro, Winston-Salem, and High Point, as well as Franklin County, specifically Louisburg and Centerville. Thank you for the welcome. I live in northern Harnett County about 7 miles south of the Wake County/Harnett County line. A detail meet sounds like a good idea.
Junebug
JAFO
Centerville? Good God man! You have been to Centerville.....just kidding, my wife has relatives down there!