Protect a Porsche using Armour Detail Supply (Car Wash Q&A)
About this episode
A lively Q&A session featuring DJ Mayo from Armor Detail Supply, discussing car detailing techniques and products while detailing a Porsche Boxster. The hosts dive into various topics, including product recommendations, detailing tips, and humorous anecdotes about their experiences. DJ shares insights on the importance of training in detailing and the evolution of car care products, while the conversation meanders through personal stories, anime, and food, particularly oysters. The episode highlights the camaraderie within the detailing community and offers practical advice for enthusiasts.
DJ Mayo of @armourdetailsupply joins Carson & Anthony in The Rag Company Wash Bay to detail a Black Porsche Boxster S (981) using Decon, Beads and other Armour Detail Supply products. Best of all, the crew will be answering YOUR car detailing product and technique questions while performing the wash!
Want to get your hands on the latest & greatest detailing towels, chemicals and tools from this year's TRCMA show? Check it all out at: https://theragcompany.com
Want to catch the next live Q&A? Tune into The Rag Company YouTube Channel Thursdays at 2pm Mountain Time (4pm Eastern)
Porsche Boxster
"...J is going to be laying down here on this Porsche Boxster, and so we'll be seeing that kind of in the backg..."
Honda Civic
"... dang it. One time I saw this guy hit a red Honda Civic. And he ignored me completely."
Chrysler Saratoga
"... I met Anthony Levine Dane a few years ago at the Saratoga Springs, the detailed image event. Ron, I don't t..."
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