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It's long and it can ramble a bit but it's worth a watch for those that know the car care industry and Larry's products.
There are a number of life lessons or experiences that I am sure we can all relate to as well
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZlUe...w&spfreload=10
I wont say I am obsessed with Larry but I have found recently some of his earlier stuff.
If you watched the above story you will know his wife is a chemist, and if you are familiar with the Bowden story, the two share a similar dislike for salt.
Hand on heart I have only just watched this video and carrying on with our previous discussion about scratching during the drying phase of a wash, Larry shares some tips here.
While it is about promoting his own line of products, some of the thoughts might be applicable to the products used by yourselves.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3a6VPPNC0oM
Some good tips in the last video.
Thanks for posting Ian.
https://scontent.fmel1-1.fna.fbcdn.n...74&oe=5A5AB58B
A recent example of his coating
far out, that is a popping finish.
Look forward checking out the vids.
The first one is 40 minutes long and does get a bit wobbly but it's really interesting especially in light of our interest in Bowdens and how they came about.
Where Larry is different to Dan say is Larry is a professional detailer of customer cars so there is a consideration towards correction and then what maintains that level of correction appearance.
In other videos people might have picked up on the touching is less theme.
While it's a conclusion I have come to over the years, when someone like Larry speaks about it, it resonates.
My opinions or policies towards my own cars are coming from not just personal experince but from listening to a guy like Larry.
One of many people who has had YouTube play a major roll in building their brand and business.
Highly recommend the Ammonyc channel. Even if you are happy with what you are doing, any time you have spare time, a rainy day, you never stop learning or picking up new tricks.