[DaveN]

The sad part is that when you own a dark blue or black car you spend hours cleaning and everything is still black! You can eat off of it but it's still not as impressive as if it were white. Note that when I clean the fronts with the liners I soak them with 303.

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[rhudeboye]

Darryl your attention to detail is nutz!



Wasn't it you that pulled your headlights out and disassembled them to give them a proper cleaning? LOL most of the time I forget to pop mine up when washing the car.



Your the Monk of the detailing world.

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[tamathumper]

[quote name='rhudeboye' timestamp='1354248835' post='135508']

LOL most of the time I forget to pop mine up when washing the car.

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True dat.

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Da Monk

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[Darryl]

[quote name='rhudeboye' timestamp='1354248835' post='135508']

Darryl your attention to detail is nutz!



Wasn't it you that pulled your headlights out and disassembled them to give them a proper cleaning? LOL most of the time I forget to pop mine up when washing the car.



Your the Monk of the detailing world.

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Yes, not only did I pull them all apart to clean everything, I actually replaced all of the broken plastic bits prior to reassembly and installed new lamps as well. That's simply what I do and what makes my shop a "real" detailing shop as opposed to the mobile monkeys doing a wash and wax. You know the 'ol saying....."If you want it done right....."



Seriously, thanks for the kind words!

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[hot968]

Fantastic that is how I cleaned the lights on my car to. Took everything apart and cleaned or replaced what was needed, It feels great when a job is done right.

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