S2000 Owner's Detailing Hand Book
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Hey mike,
Thanks again for the awesome book, but I had one suggestion... a minor one =). Instead of a cup for measuring, I just bought a ring of those plastic measuring spoons at a supermarket for like 2-3 bucks. I took just the ring and the tablespoon and attached the ring onto one of my wash buckets. 2 tablespoons = 1 ounce =).
Thanks again for the awesome book, but I had one suggestion... a minor one =). Instead of a cup for measuring, I just bought a ring of those plastic measuring spoons at a supermarket for like 2-3 bucks. I took just the ring and the tablespoon and attached the ring onto one of my wash buckets. 2 tablespoons = 1 ounce =).
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Originally Posted by blurnj13,Sep 7 2006, 12:36 PM
Hey mike,
Thanks again for the awesome book, but I had one suggestion... a minor one =). Instead of a cup for measuring, I just bought a ring of those plastic measuring spoons at a supermarket for like 2-3 bucks. I took just the ring and the tablespoon and attached the ring onto one of my wash buckets. 2 tablespoons = 1 ounce =).
Thanks again for the awesome book, but I had one suggestion... a minor one =). Instead of a cup for measuring, I just bought a ring of those plastic measuring spoons at a supermarket for like 2-3 bucks. I took just the ring and the tablespoon and attached the ring onto one of my wash buckets. 2 tablespoons = 1 ounce =).
Originally Posted by stphotographer, Sep 7 2006, 01:42 PM
Might want to add in 5:1 dilution of woolite for interior cleaning
Personally, I have stayed away from using diluted Woolite in my interior cleaning because I believe as its intended use involves rinsing after cleaning it leaves a residue on fabrics when not rinsed which attracts dust/dirt and makes more frequent cleaning necessary.
I also do not use Woolite on leather. See this thread from our local leather guru . . .
2002s2k's Woolite Review
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Originally Posted by thetz99,Sep 7 2006, 06:56 PM
Hey Mikey, I didn't see the section of "spit shine"
Glad you got it put together and looking all professional
Glad you got it put together and looking all professional
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I just spent the last hour and a half reading through the whole thing. Some parts more than once. I'm still in the process of slowly buying my materials. I'm hoping to have a large part of them before winter hits.
This gave me a lot of great tips of what to look for and what to expect.
It's an amazing write up and I thank you for it. I hope to become a W&WW in the near future.
Thanks again.
This gave me a lot of great tips of what to look for and what to expect.
It's an amazing write up and I thank you for it. I hope to become a W&WW in the near future.
Thanks again.