My $30.00 Dollar Detail Job
I think it's best to do the entire car even if it's a very light claying on some areas because there's stuff you won't feel by inspecting in any way... I always tell myself, on my and clietns' cars, just because claying isn't necessary, doesn't mean it shouldn't be done...[/quote]
Well said....
Well said....
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Originally Posted by MoeMistry
Well said....
Last edited by Zaks; May 14, 2009 at 08:26 AM.
I think it's best to do the entire car even if it's a very light claying on some areas because there's stuff you won't feel by inspecting in any way... I always tell myself, on my and clietns' cars, just because claying isn't necessary, doesn't mean it shouldn't be done...
Moe has been working on many projects lately and I guess it shows he needs to get some more sleep
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I think it's best to do the entire car even if it's a very light claying on some areas because there's stuff you won't feel by inspecting in any way... I always tell myself, on my and clietns' cars, just because claying isn't necessary, doesn't mean it shouldn't be done...
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