Newcomer here!

[mclovintsx]

Hello everybody! As you all know, I'm new to the forum and I'm glad to be a part of it! :2thumbs: From my username, you can probably guess that I drive a acura tsx and I'm lovin every moment of it. :getdown The main reason I joined this forum is to pick up some knowledge about detailing. When it comes to detailing, I'm a total noob who only has some car soap, sheep skin mitt, and a bucket. I don't even have a drying towel. As you can see, I need ALOT of help. I want to take care of my car as much as possible and after seeing those micro scratches on the car, I decided I need to learn how to take care of my car better and give her the detail she needs every so often. Sorry for making this intro so long. :nervous:

 

[Jscort98]

Welcome to Autopia!



You'll learn plenty on here.

 

[california love]

Rub your car like you rub your $#@*, and she'll love you back. Detailing cars is a fetish.

 

[BigAl3]

:welcome !



here's a great guide to get to started... Car Detailing Step-by-Step

 

[Holden_C04]

:welcome to Autopia.

 

[mclovintsx]

Thanks for the welcome guys, I appreciate it.

 

[mclovintsx]

anybody know a great drying towel that I can buy?

 

[imported_Guido]

welcome

 

[mclovintsx]

Thanks for the welcome.

 

[BigAl3]

anybody know a great drying towel that I can buy?

i use either a x-large viking mf drying towel, or an ultra-soft waffle weave (the regular ones are a little too hard for my liking). here's a great place to pick up the waffle weave drying towel, and i would suggest picking up at least two... Excel Monterey Waffle Weave Drying Towel



p.s. call patrick up and talk to him, he's an awesome guy! :up

 

[mclovintsx]

What's patricks screename? unless it's just patrick. haha