Detailing Supplies

[polara71]

I feel bad that the topic has steered off into the twilight zone when the topic is about car detailing products.

I'l try and steer this back onto the road.
AdamR: I applaud your expanding your servcesas that is what free enterprise is all about, but, personally, I'm at a loss to see why one would mail order a product that is generally available at discount big-boxes or if it's a "boutique" item, Amazon will clobber you on price. I just got off of YouTube and I was shocked at the generally available brand names got literally dozens of videos each giving giving product information.

I owned a hardware store at one time, and everything was hunky-dorry until Home Depot moved into town...

If you really want to get into the heads of the detail-anal enthusiasts, spend a day at
http://www.digitalcorvettes.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=11
and
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/car-care-discussion-10/

or Google: Zaino

Stan once again speaks wisdom, its like talking to the Wizard.

 

[RedRagTop]

Detail Supplies...

....OK...I can feel bullets being loaded as I'm about to respond.....have been in all phases of customizing (almost all), restoration as well as production everyday repair + owned...still trying to run a small biz...in that field... (all since 1972) BUT when it comes to the FINAL detailing, the companies originally mentioned each have 1 - several great products. There are also companies with 'unique / specialty' items sold only by a jobber / private distributor.
The biggest thing is 'finess' about what a person does with their 'ride'. As Chip F. sais - 'It's in the details' and he is DEAD ON!!! Yes I do understand not everyone wants just short of a 'trailer queen' to drive around.
Please understand there is an HUGE amount of info possible here.
More than happy to share...if I can type that much......but please understand 'my experience'....is that and only that and with the pure genius out there currently doing projects in the market place....
DAMM HUMBLING!!!!..... :sad8: