Last week I drove my Camaro down to the family farm to give it a bath and to detail it for the first time in 5 weeks. It's been either raining or sleeting here the last month or so and other than the occasional coin op pressure wash my car has not been washed at all.
Anyways, on Sunday I start about 9 AM in the morning. I started my usual routine, clean the engine bay and then the wheels, tires and inside the fenders.
After that I do the foam gun, hand wash, dry etc..
Well as we all know before you know it's late in the evening before you finish or are almost finished with your vehicle. My older sister stops by to speak to my father and they are outside at his shop talking about something.
All of a sudden I hear the inevitable "Why do you put so much into detailing your car? It looks cleaner and more shiny than when you bought it new?"
With the Americana tub in my left hand and the applicator in my right, I quickly respond with "That's the point"
To which they really have no response to:jester:. I just hear my sister go "Oh".
My logic is sound and it is unquestionable. In due time they shall be assimilated into the detailing collective.
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Brandon Lutz
Last week I drove my Camaro down to the family farm to give it a bath and to detail it for the first time in 5 weeks. It's been either raining or sleeting here the last month or so and other than the occasional coin op pressure wash my car has not been washed at all.
Anyways, on Sunday I start about 9 AM in the morning. I started my usual routine, clean the engine bay and then the wheels, tires and inside the fenders.
After that I do the foam gun, hand wash, dry etc..
Well as we all know before you know it's late in the evening before you finish or are almost finished with your vehicle. My older sister stops by to speak to my father and they are outside at his shop talking about something.
All of a sudden I hear the inevitable "Why do you put so much into detailing your car? It looks cleaner and more shiny than when you bought it new?"
With the Americana tub in my left hand and the applicator in my right, I quickly respond with "That's the point"
To which they really have no response to:jester:. I just hear my sister go "Oh".
My logic is sound and it is unquestionable. In due time they shall be assimilated into the detailing collective.
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