hope you dont mind
Originally Posted by miller
hey guys i hope you dont mind but once in a while my 13 year old son browses through this section hes interested in detailing
I can appreciate his interest. Some call our OCD Detailing lifestyle a problem, I prefer to call it more like pride in what you have. Why not keep it looking good, that's why we buy it right? This stuff ain't cheap, so take care of it.
JP
Originally Posted by miller
hey guys i hope you dont mind but once in a while my 13 year old son browses through this section hes interested in detailing
Originally Posted by Meffects01
Look at it this way, you won't have to worry about keeping your truck clean. Gotta start em young. Just watch out he may want to start gettin some products and put a hole in your wallet. Happens to the best of us. 

Sweatshop...
Lol he allready had cabinet full in the garage he loves the truck i own a comercial glazzing company and one day i gave the truck to my workers to pull the trailer to the job site and he detailled it the day before and when i came home he was chocked because the exhaust pipe had mud splatter on it
Last edited by miller; Mar 21, 2008 at 01:16 AM.
Originally Posted by miller
Lol he allready had cabinet full in the garage he loves the truck i own a comercial glazzing company and one day i gave the truck to my workers to pull the trailer to the job site and he detailled it the day before and when i came home he was chocked because the exhaust pipe had mud splatter on it
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Originally Posted by Jolly_Green_Giant
dang right start em' young!



I bet his product 'pick up' technique is precise! I see NO splatter!
Nice!
Hey, it's all good...I'm only 16 and I've been into detailing since I was about 12.
I still remember washing with dish soap and waxing my mom's PT Cruiser with the cheap Turtle Wax in the green tub and buffing with terry cloth. I wish I knew about a forum like this when I was that age. Detailing cars will teach him respect for the things he has later in life, such as when he gets his own vehicle. Anybody who takes pride in their vehicle's exterior is also sure to take much more care of it overall, increasing reliability and resale value!
I still remember washing with dish soap and waxing my mom's PT Cruiser with the cheap Turtle Wax in the green tub and buffing with terry cloth. I wish I knew about a forum like this when I was that age. Detailing cars will teach him respect for the things he has later in life, such as when he gets his own vehicle. Anybody who takes pride in their vehicle's exterior is also sure to take much more care of it overall, increasing reliability and resale value!


