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foe516 · 03-12-09, 08:13

jdoria- your work looks insane, a little far and way outta my prive range.

ghost 28- i don't really know all the stages since i owned the car since new. 1st weekend i got it i washed, clayed, kalss twins. then followed that routine 2-3 times a year. but now i have some swirls.
So i guess, wash clay, polish, seal, wax and interior detioal. engine bay depending on the price, to me a can of good old foaming engine wash or some simple green does me justice. saw your work, looks great and i know you got some years behind you. what products do you use? i was going to try the duragloss lineup this year. Also i live in east islip. Funny is i am progessing a job on great neck road and will be out there alot next week checking up on a crew.

PAPAhoff-emailed you

i dont have a PC or i might attempt it.

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foe516 Registered User foe516 is offline Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 2	Re: Looking for a detail in Long Island jdoria- your work looks insane, a little far and way outta my prive range. ghost 28- i don't really know all the stages since i owned the car since new. 1st weekend i got it i washed, clayed, kalss twins. then followed that routine 2-3 times a year. but now i have some swirls. So i guess, wash clay, polish, seal, wax and interior detioal. engine bay depending on the price, to me a can of good old foaming engine wash or some simple green does me justice. saw your work, looks great and i know you got some years behind you. what products do you use? i was going to try the duragloss lineup this year. Also i live in east islip. Funny is i am progessing a job on great neck road and will be out there alot next week checking up on a crew. PAPAhoff-emailed you i dont have a PC or i might attempt it.