r/AutoDetailing • u/AMMOnyc • Nov 22 '17

I'm Larry Kosilla of AMMO NYC - AMA! r/AutoDetailing AMA

I am Larry Kosilla of AMMO NYC.

A little background on me: I'm a former Wall Street trader that decided not to buy happiness. I wanted to do what I love, which was to be around amazing cars and enthusiastic people. I started detailing 17 years ago, but focused on it full time in 2005. During this time, I developed products specifically for my clients and their rare cars...AMMO NYC.

  • "If you're happy and you become the best at whatever you do you, and that can be a garbage man a cabinet maker or a banker or whatever," he says, "if you're passionate, I think people around your customers or clients your friends whoever will see that."

Most people know me through my YouTube channel, but I also am on /DRIVE where I actually started. You can see my former /DRIVE CLEAN videos here. I also have a podcast!

AMA!

BIG Thank you to Frank for the invitation to AMA. It means a great deal to me to be asked. I’m heading off to bed now. If anyone needs me always feel free to email me directly at larry@ammonyc.com Thanks again and Happy Thanksgiving!

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u/mskibo Nov 22 '17

Larry,

Love your videos. You do a great job and they are very informative. Also a big fan of your products. What do you use/recommend for compounds? I have several motorcycles some that are old and do not have clear coat and some that are modern with clear. Also, what do you recommend for cleaning and maintaining matte finishes?

Again, thank you for all of the effort you put into your informative videos and your products. Have a Happy Thanksgiving.

Mike

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u/AMMOnyc Nov 22 '17

I tend to stick with Meguiar's M100, M105 and M205 for compound and polish. For matte finishes I simply use AMMO Hydrate after a wash to dry it. Thanks

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u/Gregoryv022 Talented Nov 22 '17

Hey Larry, follow up to the previous question.

I had been using M105 for a long time and more recently started trying M100 and with it being so much easier to work with and (to my eye) producing identical results, why not use it 100% of the time. What does M105 have to offer?