Recent content by Tlefe091985

Thank you. Interiors aren't necessarily my favorite thing to do...but when I see results like this...it's not so bad lol

CG=Chemical Guys. Reason I mentioned it under their name is bc they have been promoting it. I don't know whether or not their R&D built/designed it.

Thanks for the input. Does one do better then the other in your opinion? I've heard a lot of good things about the GG, and a lot if people saying the Torq is a cheap knock off, maxes at ~4800opm, "just another over rated CG product".

Troy...Friends call me Skeet, or Skeeter.

This is a vehicle at the small dealership I work at. The owner buys himself a demo vehicle from the auction to drive, and when he is ready for something else, we put the old vehicle on the lot. Now...he is a pig. Both the owner, and his wife carry 2 dogs with them back and forth between...

Hey everyone...I am in the market for a DA, as I do not currently have one. I have a cheap rotary at work, and can get some good results with it, but I have some friends and family that would like me to work on their vehicles, and I would like to start my own business soon. I have narrowed it...

I've been asked why I would put a paper floor mat down on the really dirty cars... My response was..."because I don't want to get the bottom of my work shoes dirty"

I've worked for a few dealerships, and they are all the same. Except maybe really high end dealerships. I worked for a Cadillac dealership, and they were the same way. Basically they recon dept of dealerships is the low end of the totem pole, other than the parts drivers, and dealer exchange...

:doh:Nothing but a wash, Eureka Spray wax, and cheap tire dressing lol. I do actually HATE my car. If I had any kind of attachment to this car, I would care for it a lot better.

Also...Eureka is a lower quality product IMO. We have a "Dealer Goodies" supply company very locally (who also delivers) that mainly distributes Meguiars products. (Which I would personally love to use again.) But the prices for Eureka are so much less expensive, they force me to use them...

Thank you...working at a place like this brings my confidence down. But posting my results and having replies such as this brings it back. Thanks again. I have been trying to tell them this from the gate. A detailed vehicle will sell quicker, and many times the customer is willing to spend a...

Here is another 50/50 spot on a 2008 Infiniti g35 sedan. Again compound and polished hood, only polished the rest of the body. Only thing different was I used a softer light blue foam finishing pad instead of the yellow cutting pad for the polishing.

most places (at least dealerships I have worked for or heard about) set aside a certain amount just for detailing. For instance, I worked at a Cadillac dealership. The used car portion of the dealership, paid the service portion of the dealership for details. Not as much as they would charge a...

HAHAHA that is a funny question. Because I am not a sales person, they don't let me in on the prices, or how much they have in the vehicles. If I had to guess, I would say somewhere in the $7900-$9900 range. BUT...my surefire answer to anyone off of work property is..."TOO MUCH" Basically they...

And this was the finished hood