Ok thought i would share this with you guys. A detailing shop offered to do a free demonstration on how to detail your car for one of the clubs im in. I usually do not go to these because i am pretty set with the info i get from you guys and with the way im doing things.
First of all they only washed the car (no 2 buckets, no grit gaurd )and didnt do any polishing or correction. Second, he told us to use a brush to make fancy lines in the carpet so it looked like it had been detailed and finally i asked him about his rags and this is what he uses
So i guess my question would be am i doing something wrong or is this the wrong way to do things? Needless to say we went to Hooters after that i think i have more people wanting to Buy Adams and want me to do a clinic for them. Chaulk it up to yet another one for Adams
The guy then went on to tell me that the only time they suggest using a buffer is on light colored cars like white or grey and only does dark colored cars like black and blue by hand
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Ok thought i would share this with you guys. A detailing shop offered to do a free demonstration on how to detail your car for one of the clubs im in. I usually do not go to these because i am pretty set with the info i get from you guys and with the way im doing things.
First of all they only washed the car (no 2 buckets, no grit gaurd
)and didnt do any polishing or correction. Second, he told us to use a brush to make fancy lines in the carpet so it looked like it had been detailed
and finally i asked him about his rags and this is what he uses
So i guess my question would be am i doing something wrong or is this the wrong way to do things? Needless to say we went to Hooters after that i think i have more people wanting to Buy Adams and want me to do a clinic for them.
Chaulk it up to yet another one for Adams 
The guy then went on to tell me that the only time they suggest using a buffer is on light colored cars like white or grey and only does dark colored cars like black and blue by hand
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