NooB here, been reading/learning alot on here...

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PA_Probe

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I have been reading threads on here for the past month, learning so much its unbeleiveable. I have come to realize that all my store bought products i use are mostly junk and I am ready to switch to the good stuff.

I made my first purchase toward becoming a better weekend detailer.... my PC 7336 last night at Lowe's (79.99). Now i gotta look into products and pads now.

From what I have seen of this forum so far, this is a very friendly and helpful group of people. Just the way i like it.

Happy Holidays to everyone
I am happy to be a member of DC forums.
 
:welcome to DC, PA!!

:wait Don't be in a hurry to throw all your "store bought" products away! Some might actually be ok to use with a little more knowledge. Just keep on reading & you will build your understanding & knowledge. Good start with the PC :bigups

:dcrules
 
probegt said:
Welcome PA Probe. Looks like we have something in common.
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Yeah we do. Rockin' the all mighty PGT:drunk lol
I saw your icon in a post today. Is your GT laser red or electric red?
Either way, definitely an awesome color to show off some detailing skillz.
Are you a member of ProbeTalk.com/forums?

Here is a pic of my 93 PGT

Thanks for the welcome everyone.
 
I was a member but havent checked it out lately. You got one good looking car. I wrecked mine about 5 months ago and havent got it fixed yet. You found a great place here. Great advice,great people, and great products at great prices. As for my car, it was Electric Red.
 
welcome to DC

I think you'll find that most members here will agree that detailing is "90% process and 10% product" so you may find some usage for your old off-the-shelf products .... everything has it's place.
 
Thanks
Let me know if you need any parts. I have a passenger side headlight assembly i could sell ya if needed.

i am definitely getting that feel here NYV6Coupe, Perfect the skills and any good product will produce results.

I will have lots of practice on cars my dad works on , he owns a body shop and paints alot.
 
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