Recent content by Toy_Cam_Ed

I personally like the shiny look. But I control the amount and don't just spray it all over like a madman.

Excuse my ignorance, but why is a drying aid needed? Adding more moisture to help dry?

On that note, I use Armor All's QD spray that also uses carnauba wax. Very thick and leaves a great shine. I know some people frown on armor all stuff, but their wheel cleaner and detail spray work great.

I toss them out.

I hand wash my pads, but then again, I don't do anywhere near the business that some of you do. I have time in between jobs, so it's no big deal to hand wash most of my stuff.

I use it also. Good stuff, and can be used in the sun.

I'm only averaging about $25 an hour, but that's good compared to my day job. :cry: I really only want 1 job per week to supplement my regular job.

I think people are overthinking things. Go with what you know. Be yourself.

Amen. I might be able to do it 2-3 times a week. Tops. Anyone that does it full time is an athlete in my opinion.

I guess I love it then. I've only done 10 or so jobs, but it feels right. Even though it physically kicks my ass. I feel alive when I'm doing a car, and enjoy the challenges. I have a lot to learn, but that will come with experience just like anything else.

Just did my first job of the year, and wow, was I sore. Took me 9 hrs in the Georgia heat. (very large truck) Anyone who thinks pro detailing is easy work is nuts. I have a lot of respect for those that do it.

That's what I use.

Did you compound the whole car by hand?

I used to live in Rochester for 30 years. You can keep the snow and salt up there, thank you. I'm now near Atlanta in the sunbelt. Never going back up north. Good luck trying to keep that car clean and rust free.

no favorites? And reasons why?