Recent content by twinkride101

Hello everyone, I have not posted in some time, but I am selling my trailer and equipment. I have a very nice custom built semi-enclosed trailer with many supplies from...yes AUTOGEEK lol. I'm asking $6500.00 for the trailer. I'll be happy to send you pics and answer any questions...

Justin, The fact is that most Americans are dehydrated. Many people don't even realize it. I have a mobile detailing business too, in Florida I might add (freakin hot :) ), and drink a lot of water. However, I never have to pee. I sweat a lot, usually a couple t-shirts per car. Even with...

:iagree: I, well my wife drives an Expedition, I hate the bottom plastic window trim, it is soooo wide. I've seen others like it that havent been take'n care of and they look like crap. And like Bill, I always wax them and mirrors etc. I would like to suggest Plexus plastic cleaner...

Steve, Yes you can wax, polish, etc to the stripes. Those kind of pen stripes were all the rage in the 90's, done by hand. I'm not into custom rides much anymore so I'm not sure if it's still a fad or not. But simply yes you can treat it as your cars paint with one expection. Take car how...

I love the new vette. However I couldn't mistake the "burnout" marks in the background killr. Laying a few patches humm??:D

I have a compressor but it is just as easy to use my Metro-Vac & Blow. It is a great vac and blows very well. :D You know what I mean

If you want some more ideas, having over 8 years experience doing body work, I can give you some more ways to remove the paint. However they will require a bit more work. The thinner should do the trick though.

It would help to know if it is water based paint etc. However using mineral spirits (paint thinner) would remove the "klingons":D Just saturate a rag or even better an old wax applicator and hold it over the area. Allow it to soak for a min. or so then rub the surface gently. Let the...

I like my Aztec mini hot extractor. On lightly soiled carpets I dont use any chemicals at all or a very very small amount. The hot water does most of the work. Even very bad carpets, I pre-treat, soak, scrub (bad spots), then let the heated extractor do the rest with amazing results...

This is true killr :D Also technically in Florida as a business you have to charge sales tax with each job. But cash is the best for more than one reason;) but I get paid mainly by check.

:D Here's a tip!! Don't get a merchant account (to accept credit cards) when you start your business. Wait a while. $85.00+ a month for something you never use sucks :( Thats $85 you could be spending at AG:awesome:

Let me start by saying this is a great community. I've enjoyed reading these forums for some time now. And I love autogeek. I buy all my supplies there.:D Secondly like many here, I live in Florida and run a detailing business. And finally thanks to autogeek for this forum. :applause: