[Jesstzn]

Your not going to revive that.

 

[Jesstzn]

Bump to top

 

[klaus85]

Killer thread to the top, lots of information for reference.:thumbup:

 

[Bx V-dubber]

This is great, I see I've been doing it all wrong for a a few years. Now with this info & the auto geek app for my smartphone, I'll be able to make the correct purchases and use them correctly.
Thanks!:thumbup:

 

[64Bettle]

thanks bump

 

[67Customs]

99% of the links in this thread are dead..

The first six threads I clicked had a good link and I know there are less than 100 links in this thread. Based on that, your figure is wrong.

Instead of making exaggerated, un-helpful comments, it would be much more helpful to me and the rest of this forum if you would PM me exactly which ones that you know are dead and I will do my best to find a working link to the same or similar article.

 

[Jesstzn]

^^^ exactly ... :thumbup:

 

[Brian @ nbe]

Thanks :thumbup:
THis thread helped alot going to make my car look extra new

 

[veearrsicks]

:thumbup:

 

[Hedgehodge]

So i used a RugDoctor my first time in my home and used simple green and water mixture then followed up with vinegar and water and omg it cleaned the **** out of my carpet except where I lit a firework on the carpet haha. Anyways....was thinking of renting this again and getting the hose attachment and doing the same in my car.

160k miles and black carpet. Think its worth it or bad idea? Maybe take out my seats and do them also and get under them also. Maybe use Wool-lite or w/e on it all in the machine? Then leave doors open to air dry 100% on a hot day in the sun?

V/r
Michael

 

[Boosted_Girlcar]

ive been looking around on here cant seem to find it if someone could point me in the direction of the thread or just previous experience, anybody ever use that 3m Paint restoration system.

http://www.shop3m.com/60455054274.html

 

[chizzle187]

Thank you this is awesome

 

[Den57ise]

Thanks
THis thread helped alot going to make my car look extra new

 

[NolaMKVI]

I'm in the begining stages of starting my own detailing company/service so I'll be posting up links and DIY once I pick up a good recorder.