>From the depths of relative poverty, Gordon replies: ;-)
I didn't say I bought ALL their stuff (I only contract at Microsoft, I'm not an
employee!), but some of the cleaning supplies are very good. Sure, they get
carried away and cater to the concours crowd who can afford $200+ for a chamois
wringer(!!!!) but it's still fun to fantasize. And, yes, they really do use
their own products there. I've seen their shop.
Besides, they're local and they are very nice people. I took my roadster down
there a couple of years ago on a nice summer day, half expecting them to be too
snooty to talk about Japanese cars, and was very pleasantly surprised. I wanted
a "consultation" on the condition of the paint and what products I should use.
The owner himself came out and talked with me for about 30 minutes and answered
all my questions. The feeling I had was that he was just your basic car nut and
liked everything.
Gordon Glasgow
Renton, WA
-----Original Message-----
From: owner-datsun-roadsters@autox.team.net
[mailto:owner-datsun-roadsters@autox.team.net]On Behalf Of Victor Laury
Sent: Sunday, April 22, 2001 1:18 AM
To: Gordon Glasgow; Pam & Paul Bauman; Autox
Subject: Re: spit and polish
My rich friend Gordo Wrote - I usually go with either Mequiar's or the stuff
from Griot's Garage (http://www.griotsgarage.com/index.jsp).
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Griot's Garage! Holy Gimminy Batman! The Only place IN THE WORLD that sells
a $160.00 brush to wash your car!
I am enjoying the Meguiar's Gold Class Yellow Wax a lot! I must admit it's
about the best suff I've ever used.
Victor
70 SRL 31113136
72 HLS30 48255
65 L-320 Pickup
Los Angeles
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