The lost art of a good review.

[JaredPointer]

No problem. Here is a link to some of the best posts ever posted at Detail City!

http://www.detailcity.org/forums/sea...earchid=451951

Have fun,

Dwayne

Okay.... All I get with that link is "sorry - no matches found." Am I missing the sarcasm or is the link just really not working for me?

[AutopiaAdmin]

Okay.... All I get with that link is "sorry - no matches found." Am I missing the sarcasm or is the link just really not working for me?

It was working earlier but I guess it expired so I deleted my post. It WAS a link to the search results that showed MY last 500 posts....

[JaredPointer]

It was working earlier but I guess it expired so I deleted my post. It WAS a link to the search results that showed MY last 500 posts....

Haha. That`s classic.

[Bobcat]

I agree, it would be nice if someone could do a review like Car and Driver does a group comparison. But in this case you would need ..what, 8-10 cars of the same make, model and age and try to duplicate as best as possible each step with each product. Boy, that would be something. I read in another detailing web site that there was supposed to be a big comparison but the products were used by different people on different cars in different locations. How can you compare fairly with all those varibles? I`m just getting my hands dirty and I`ve already decided what to start with first and what I want to try next, just based on the insight I`ve read here. BTW, I haven`t put any faith in Consumer Distorts in years!

[Jngrbrdman]

This is an interesting thread to rise from the ashes. I`m seeing the same trend reappear. When someone asks for a process, don`t just tell them what you used. All I want to say is that a list of the products used is not the same thing as a list of the processes performed. I`m seeing that happen a lot lately.