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I haven't been over to Hudson Yards yet but I do a lot of work in NYC. That job with the big crane (luffer) was right by Rockefeller Center.

Haha I wish I was still a kid. The thing is, I don't NEED the extra money but it would be some play money to spend on my cars. Thats why it was more of a curiosity thing. I also don't see it as "overtime" since its something I enjoy doing, and its unrelated to my regular job. However if I...

$50 for that wouldn't be worth it to me. Unless that was per hour Thats right along the lines of what I was thinking, considering the income of the area and surrounding towns. Like I said, I have a full time job working 60+ hours a week so this isn't my main source of income. That also...

Thanks guys for your input Id like to call it a mini detail wash lol. IMO I wouldn't touch a "wash" like this for under $50 a hour, but I was wondering how out of line that is. I feel like most people would balk at a price like that unless they really understood the process. For example, my...

So I posted some pics in the show n shine section of a wash I did yesterday. It's a GMC Sierra 1500 that was driven through the snow and salt we had here last week. The products used were Meguiars Hyperwash Meguiars APC CG Snow foam Meguiars spray wax I didn't apply tire shine but normally...

The power washer took care of most of the salt. Probably the quickest and easiest thing to remove the salt. Meguiars Hyperwash Meguiars APC for prewash on wheels, tires, fender wells CG Snow Foam for the foam bath Meguiars Synthetic spray wax while drying the truck To be honest, I power...

I wonder what someone would be willing to pay for a wash like this. It was pretty labor intensive trying to get all the salt out of little nooks and crannies. I only really do it for myself and family members but have thought about doing it on the side. Not that I need to and I normally work...

Well with all the snow and salt in New York this week, I figured today would be a good day to wash mine and my old mans truck. The temperature was in the 40's and a lot of the snow on the roads has melted. I took some action shots of me washing his truck since it was way worse than mine, but...

It looks like a rinseless wash solution is the way to go. Meguiar's doesnt seem to make the 114 from the research I've been doing. For any interiors in need of a serious cleaning (my guys at work always get into the work trucks dirty and greasy), I use Megs APC

It depends, there are 8 cars I can do fairly often when it gets warm out. I just wish the gallon had a better smell. If I can get a rinse less solution and dilute ir quite a bit, I am sure that will be much

Ill look into rainless wash solutions. It looks like Megs doesn't make D114 anymore, am I correct?

Yea the gallon definitely has a horrid smell. I sprayed it in my gf's car on sunday and it still smells like it today.

I've been using Meguiars QID detailer for years and I am getting tired of the slight smell it gives off. I know Meguiars had a bad run of it which produced a really strong ammonia smell. but they claim their gallons weren't affected. Anyways I'm looking for an alternative to use. My interiors...

Thanks for all the responses, it looks like I have some purchasing to do. Btw how do you find out if a product is waterbased?