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Great job :xyxthumbs: work out that's an understatement :buffing:

Here's a good start for you to look at and welcome to AG:dblthumb2: Auto Detailing Facts, auto detailing Tips, How to detailing Guides, how to polish, how to wax, DIY detailing, do it yourself guides

:wow:great job, doesn't look like it has been hit.:awesome:

Yes i would keep your products inside a temp. control climate your product would last longer and it wont go bad.

:wow:Awesome job looks way better than those showroom cars at the Dealership.:dblthumb2:

HAPPY BIRTHDAY Mike :birthday::bestwishes:

:welcome: to AG's there's alot of info. hear take ur time and enjoy.:xyxthumbs:

I know in Maryland Laws u can't sue some one for side work because the customer can get a fine. U might want to check ur Laws in the State u live in.

sweet job on the Camaro looks awesome :dblthumb2:

:iagree: if the product doesn't come together after shaking it's bad.

:iagree: i'll be ur best, best, best friend in the world with those prices of $30-90 bucks. Nothing wrong with taken care of friends just make sure they help out some it's alot of work for one person. Sullysdetailing prices is a great place to start at, but i would check around ur local area...

that was just too cool man :props: geat job on that story.:dblthumb2:

Great job looks much better:dblthumb2:

Actually, some of the products won't work after freezing. Most wax and polish hate temp changes, and won't mix back together. If you shake the bottle, and the product wont mix together, it's a dead bottle!

Re: How to choose a name for your detailing business nice info. Mike :xyxthumbs: thanks this word i have not seen a long time, Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious :wow: