Formerly known as Troy@DetailCity

[ArmstrongDetailing]

I know I'm confusing things but I've been wanting to change my name on here for a while. It's a new year so I thought I would try it.

[Tex Star Detail]

Welcome Noob..... Tons of info to gather from DC......

[vwgtivw]

to DC!

[black bart]

Originally Posted by TexasTB

Welcome Noob..... Tons of info to gather from DC......

[RANDAL]

Shouldnt it be STRONGARM DETAILING?????

[Beemerboy]

Welcome from Sonoma County CA

This is a great site for learning all about detail, don't forget the search feature is your friend!

[Mr. Clean]

Tough crowd, eh?

[GearHead_1]

Troy you may or may not already be aware of this but your detailing site sucks when viewing with FireFox. It's right when using IE.

[Scott P]

I think we have a spammer here...

[Ronkh]

Originally Posted by TexasTB

Welcome Noob..... Tons of info to gather from DC......

Originally Posted by vwgtivw

to DC!

Originally Posted by black bart

Originally Posted by Beemerboy

Welcome from Sonoma County CA

This is a great site for learning all about detail, don't forget the search feature is your friend!

ditto

[Poorboy]

Originally Posted by ArmstrongDetailing

I know I'm confusing things but I've been wanting to change my name on here for a while. It's a new year so I thought I would try it.

wow what a great name ( so original NOT! ) Why didn't you try Troy's Detailing?
(Sheila's Detailing would have brought more customers )
or you could have tried Trojan Detailing ( might have confused people with another line of work ) or you could change your name to Neil (but you are on the wrong coast)

Good luck with your name change btw ... who are you again

[ArmstrongDetailing]

There's a bunch of wise guys on here.

My business name has been the same for 18 years. I'm just changing my screen name.

Thanks for the suggestions Mr. Poorboy but it was an obvious name choice at the time. I didn't see any need to get too creative.

Mark, I just recently redid the site. I have worked out all the browser compatibility glitches (I think). It works fine in Opera, IE and Firefox.

If you viewed my old site, your computer might be messing it up. Clearing the cache should fix it. I check it on every different computer I get my hands on and so far so good. Browser compatibility can be a pain in the butt. I had to use two different software to build the site. One to design using mostly drag and drop, and one to go back and clean-up the sloppy code.

[ArmstrongDetailing]

FYI, I tried Opera (the internet browser) for the first time last week and it is now my favorite one. Very smart design IMO.

As far as the regular Opera I have never gone to one. I did go to my second (and last) ballet on our Anniversary. What a joke! I felt like Doug Heffernen (King of Queens). It was so silly to me I thought Adam Sandler was gonna come out on stage. This was a big production too. The Nutcracker with a Russian Ballet Company.

Actually, I would have been more disappointed if I had liked it.

[GearHead_1]

Troy, I cleared my cache and restarted the browser, clicked the link in the bottom of your post. The text over runs the pictures regardless of viewing magnification. I'm running the current FF application.

This is the error message I get: Warning: Error in parsing value for 'font-size'. Declaration dropped.
Source File: http://www.armstrongdetailing.com/
Line: 0

I just tried it in Opera and got the same result. I have not updated Opera for a while as I don't use it much.

Google Chrome worked fine.

[Poorboy]

works fine on my Firefox ... even though I don't car for the reflection or shading of the name