Recent content by brondondolon

I often will take my seadoo out when camping and it develops bad water spots. My question is what could i use to spray on and wipe off after i pull it out of the water between rides? Quick detailer, waterless wash, spray wax or? \

So after searching through the forum I'm still a little lost. I have a 20 foot travel trailer with that ribbed metal siding. I do not have the desire to take this task of cleaning and protecting it with a polisher being as it would likely be exceedingly painstaking due to the shape of the...

I have the exact same question. I too have a metal sided travel trailer and confused on what I should use to clean and protect it.

Never used this stuff before but love all the other collinite products ive used so i figured id give this a shot. Problem is I am unsure what pad to use. The boat is in pretty good condition for the most part since its garaged kept and the owner cleans it frequently. But they want a light polish...

Hey guys its been a while. So I have a question. I just bought a 22 foot travel trailer. Its a 2016 but has that aluminum siding. Or at least i assume its aluminum. Either way it needs a bath. Im wondering though, is there a product i can put in my foam cannon on my pressure washer or just put...

I got a text asking if I detailed boats recently in which i replied yes. I talked to this guy for 2 days over texts then he said he said he was with national detailers pro and for me to sign up. What left a bad taste in my mouth was he acted like it was his boat. So I never even looked into it...

D151 has wax in it and from my experiece finishes off pretty nice. But its an AIO so you cant expect it to be as protective as 845. So its up to you if its worth the extra 30+ min

When I was a kid I was into those go-peds. I was too poor as a kid to afford the chrome pieces so I would buy the billet aluminum pieces for a fraction of the price then soak in oven cleaner to remove the anodized coating and I would be left with bare aluminum. What I did then was I would use...

Since you are in Jr high its very unlikely you have a car of your own that you have practiced on . It is likely that you have practiced on your parents cars though so i wont take that away from you. The idea of a person in Jr high using a polisher, even one as forgiving as a GG, on a car for pay...

Oh wow what an opportunity! Id love to help your friend out! But only if there will be a line backer pizza from lamppost like back in the meguiars days Mike. Hahaha JK. But absolutely count me in on this one. I cant attend the detailers boot camp as stated in your initial post but i can provide...

lol i know the feeling. Id gladly do both jobs but unfortunately i now live in northern NV

No one?

When i initially started i was hesitant to do so because I was like "customers are going to think im a joke for not supplying my own water and power" however I am so glad I never invested the thousands needed for water and power as well as trailer. Only once have I ever had a problem. It was my...

As a lot of people said you pick up little short cuts when you start doing it for pay. Also you mentioned doing the engine and I think many detailers will agree that engine details dont come all that often. Here is my most common detail and im sure its the same for most of us although it may...

Hey guys, as a former resident of CA when ever I am back visiting I get approached by people I know asking for advice on how to correct issues or if i can fix the problems for pay. This last time I was down I was asked if i could remove water spots on a burnt orange jeep rubicon then my ex wife...