Recent content by marky3320

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Does that have to be on a close to a leveled surface? Can it work on a driveway that has an little incline?

Haha, I was actually thinking about placing it around that area. I think I'm going to need 2 of those clips, I seem to be a magnet for insects.

Congrats!!! Maybe the new addition can be another chronicle on how to clean up baby poo and vomit off the carpet.

Oh yeah, I've seen those clipped on to some of my nephews a couple of weeks ago. I have to give it a try, and clip them where they won't rub against my car.

Always have a can of "OFF" within reach. I was washing my car today, and I was just a buffet for insects.

Awesome job...I hope the owner was very appreciative.

Would a 10' x 10' canopy suffice for a car?

Has anyone done a waterless wash on their lunch break? I think I am on the verge of doing that tomorrow.

Nice ride...she looks purty!

Would middle aggressiveness include compound?

Even though you have a new car, it's always good practice to wash/clay/polish/wax. You don't know how long the car has been sitting in the car lot, in the sun, collecting contaminants before you bought it, and the washing practices of car dealerships could be questionable, leaving swirl marks.

I'm just a beginner myself, but I would wash, clay, polish/swirl remover, then wax. Start with the least aggressive method first, and see how much it improves. When it comes to what products to use, I'm sure there are folks here who have a lot more experience/knowledge about that. Good Luck!

True guys. Learning from them is more like what not to do, and taking customers will only bite me in the arse in the end.

I live near a hand car wash, which is pretty much around the corner from where I live. I noticed they are looking for people. Is it a good idea to work there on a weekend (I have a 9-5 job too), to get some experience, maybe steal some customers, or is it better just to work on friend's cars...