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DavidB · 06-25-08, 06:49

Welcome to the Eco Detailing forum area.

As large volume chemical consumers, I feel it is necessary for Autopians to begin having some constructive discussion on eco-friendly products and methods.

- What does it mean to be an eco-friendly detailer?
- What chemicals should we avoid?
- What are the alternatives?

Please join me in what I am sure will be interesting and informative topics.

NOTE: I am going to open this area up as a manufacturer safe zone for product discussion. MANUFACTURERS, if you have an eco-friendly product, please tell us about it. What makes it eco-friendly (please, no links back to your web site).

~ David

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DavidB Administrator DavidB is online now Join Date: Mar 2001 Location: Autopia... Where else! Posts: 7,558 Contact: Social:	Welcome to Eco! Welcome to the Eco Detailing forum area. As large volume chemical consumers, I feel it is necessary for Autopians to begin having some constructive discussion on eco-friendly products and methods. - What does it mean to be an eco-friendly detailer? - What chemicals should we avoid? - What are the alternatives? Please join me in what I am sure will be interesting and informative topics. NOTE: I am going to open this area up as a manufacturer safe zone for product discussion. MANUFACTURERS, if you have an eco-friendly product, please tell us about it. What makes it eco-friendly (please, no links back to your web site). ~ David __________________ Autopia.org Mayor At-Large Last edited by DavidB : 06-25-08 at 07:39.