Hey folks!
I`m new here and new to PROFESSIONAL auto detailing....
May I ask, What is LSP?
An acronym for Liquid Sealant/Polish I`m thinking....hehehe
Thank you and sorry for the stupid question but I`m not sure.
Hey folks!
I`m new here and new to PROFESSIONAL auto detailing....
May I ask, What is LSP?
An acronym for Liquid Sealant/Polish I`m thinking....hehehe
Thank you and sorry for the stupid question but I`m not sure.
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Don`t be afraid to ask... We were all there once.
Definitely not a stupid question.
LSP originally meant Last Step Process, which was a term coined by Mike Philips of AG to mean what ever the last step was. If you wiped the car down with a quick detail spray, this would be your LSP.
LSP has evolved to mean Last Step Protectant/Product, which is the final wax or sealant (synthetic wax) used on the car.
We actually have an acronym list. It has probably been a while since it was last updated, but it will probably get you further down the road than you are now. And echoing the sentiment above, don`t fear asking questions. Welcome to the forum.
http://www.autopiaforums.com/forums/...onym-list.html
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