To download your copy of Autopia Guide to Detailing to your Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000 or XP system CLICK HERE. Save the file to your Windows Desktop and click on the car icon to start.
Autopia Guide to Detailing contains 17 chapters packed full of car care 'how-to' information. This is a beautifully illustrated guide that shows you step-by-step how to properly maintain your vehicle's appearance. You'll find hundreds of problem solving tips and techniques. NOTE: You will be required to register your book. Registration is required so that we may keep you informed of new versions. You may opt-out at any time. Autopia Guide to Detailing will show you how to:

* Properly clean a car inside and out
* Use dressings to beautify and protect
* Remove paint contamination
* Operate a buffer to achieve results not possible by hand
* Prepare your car for winter
* Remove unsightly spots and hideous smells
* Make your tires and wheels stand out
* Detail your engine like a professional
* Master the art of The Perfect Shine
* Get rid of swirl marks and water spots
* Easily polish metal to a brilliant finish
* Deal with paint & body shop repairs
* Start your own detailing business

Autopia Guide to Detailing is an electronic book (ebook) for MS Windows PCs. The ebook format gives you immediate access to the information. The ebook will run on all Windows versions from Windows 95 through Windows XP. We're sorry, but a Macintosh version is not available.


Jon

If you are hesitant about downloading the "EXE" file, I broke the chapters down for you., Just click on the links to read.
Enjoy!!

How to clean with clay

Interior cleaning

Engine detailing

Glass and Plastic care

The Perfect Shine

Polishing Paint

Quick Detailing

Removing Swirls & Water Spots

Removing Bugs,Tar,and Tree Sap

Detailing Trim

Washing and Drying

Waxing

Detailing Wheels and Tires

Products to use with Zaino

Microfiber

Modern Paint Care

 

when i saw the topic i was going to come in here and recommend people checking out Autopia.com

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I love that site!!! That's the site that got me into buying very expensive detailing products.

 

yea, i'm hoping their tips can guide me in making a 1986 f150 looking good as new.

 

The links work fine. You just have to click past the page that says"Why are you being brought here" Just click on the "I'd rather visit the company that doesn't sponser Ford Truck Enthusiasts, take me to the site I clicked on. Click Here"