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Car Detailing Safety
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Car Detailing Tools
Car Detailing: Analyzing
Car Detailing: Bugs
Car Detailing: Hard Water Removal
Car Detailing: Tree Sap
Car Detailing: Tar
Car Detailing: Rust Spots
Car Detailing: Removing Decals
Car Detailing: Restoring Chrome
Car Detailing: Tire & Wheel
Car Detailing: Tire Dressing
Car Detailing: Dressing & Molding
Car Detailing: Buffing
Car Detailing: Clay
Car Detailing: Dents & Dings
Car Detailing: Touch-Up Paint
Car Detailing: Wheel Wells
Car Detailing: Waxing
Car Detailing: Windows
Car Detailing: Removing Extra Wax
Car Detailing: Showroom Shine
Car Detailing: Maintenance
There is nothing like having a clean car. While anyone can simply clean his vehicle, it takes a lot of tim… More
When detailing a car exterior, place towels, microfibers and other tools on a movable cart for easy access… More
Learn about some of the basic detailing equipment you need to detail cars in this free car washing video a… More
When detailing a car exterior, look for scratches, dings, tar and swirl marks before beginning the restora… More
Getting ready for auto detailing. Learn how to wash, clean and detail a car in this free video.… More
Learn how to wash the front of a car when detailing it, from our expert, in this free car washing video ab… More
Watch and learn how to dry the body of the car when detailing your car, from our expert, in this free car … More
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When spark plug wires are removed, there are four open holes to the engine that need to be cleaned. Clean … More
Most show-quality cars are kept in a garage and kept extremely clean. They do not require a lot of detaili… More
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Summary: When detailing a car exterior, place towels, microfibers and other tools on a movable cart for easy access. Learn more about car detailing tools from the owner of a car detail shop in this free video on exterior car details.
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"Hi it's Dowell here at the Firehouse Car Wash and Detail Shop. Today we're exterior, we're going to do an exterior detail and train you how to do it just like a professional. We're going to make a couple of assumptions when we get started here. First of all we're going to assume that the car's already been washed, and it's clean, and it's ready to have an exterior detail. So washing the car can be watched, can be done in a, or learning how to wash a car can be done in a separate segment. But what we want to do before we jump in is make sure we have the right products available to us. In this segment, cleaning the exterior, or detailing the exterior of the car, we're going to talk a lot about waxes. We're going to talk about protective coatings, things like spray on wax or showroom shine, we're going to talk about cleaning Industrial Fallout. So we've got a table full of things here, we'll talk more specifically what they are. But what I like to do when I detail a car is either have them on a cart, so I can move them around and they're accessible to me, or a little caddy with the things in it so I can carry it around. We also want to make sure when we get started, we have an ample supply of clean, dry, towels. We've got all different sorts of microfibers, we've got cotton, terry towels, because when it comes to detailing, you know, towels, chemicals, and the right applicating tools are critical to getting the job done, and getting the job done right."
eHow Article: Car Detailing Tools
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