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Mwoy, thank you for that great explanation. You just saved me a lot of time, head ache and money. Sent from my iPad using Autogeekonline mobile app

Welcome to the forum and the business, Jason! Very best wishes as you take that first step. Sent from my iPad using AGOnline

Welcome Elevated! Glad to have you and it's always good to see others out there taking on the great adventure of starting a part time detailing business! It's a lot of work but a whole lot of fun as well. Sent from my iPad using AGOnline

I have found that Megs Hyper Dressing is pretty decent stuff but have been using Chemical Guy's VRP (Vinyl, Rubber, Plastic) when I really want the tires to shine, and it works really well. I spray the clean tires with Megs Hyper Dressing first and rub it in with a tire towel, then use the...

That's what I do for my washes but I find it is a bit too slow getting the car completely clean for what Cruz has mentioned there. Do you guys know of a good, inexpensive pre-wash that could be used in conjunction with ONR? That would be a super quick way to wash a car with a bit of added...

Great advice. Thank you Rsurfer. Sent from my iPad using AGOnline

Thank you TMQ. Should have done that first for sure. Appreciate the response my friend. Sent from my iPad using AGOnline

Hello Auto Geeks, I wanted to petition the more experienced detailing corpus here to see if anyone has any advice for me... I have a client who has a lot of micro marring and scratches on his windshield from a sand storm a few years ago. He said it is difficult to find a replacement windshield...

Just out of curiosity, Max, what are your favorite sun friendly products? I love sharing success stories and tips with other Arizona detailers as I think we have a very unique environment and what works for others doesn't always work for us. Sent from my iPad using Autogeekonline mobile app

I can't remember if I looked at that one in particular or not, but the reviews on the cheap ones across the board have been pretty bad. They all basically state that if a slight wind kicks up, they tear easily and the frame bends. We don't have a ton of wind here but when we do get it, we have...

Right you are gents. I've been amazed in January when it it is 60 degrees out with only 10% humidity and how I still have to spray a conditioner on the pad each time I put HD speed on the pad before each pass. It's definitely not as bad then but already around 100 a week ago it was pretty rough...

Nice one. Thank you for the info and your experience. I'm always looking for the best way to get the job done right in these extreme Phoenix elements. Sent from my iPad using Autogeekonline mobile app

Wow. Sounds like a great product! I need to give that a try myself. It's the one problem I have with HD Speed. In direct sunlight it hazes quickly and is hard to remove - even with ONR spray. How does it hold up as a sealer, though? So,e products claim to seal as an AIO but only last a few days...

Haha better yet, I should get someone to fan me with a large leaf and feed me grapes while I sit on an extra cushioned shop chair and take my time while polishing a BMW M5. Sent from my iPad using AGOnline

I second that. It does work pretty well. Since it is a polymer wax and not a carnauba wax, it spreads well and doesn't dry too quickly. I have used it a couple of times in the sun and it did well. Sent from my iPad using Autogeekonline mobile app