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Also try meguiars wheel brightner. Mist some on a clean MF towel and it should remove the water spots. It works for me all the time.

The bumper will most likely be plastic, which will heat up quicker and possibly melt. Looks like that's what happened. Picking up the buffer would've been the last resort. Paint transfer usually wipes of with adhesive remover, clay bar or even a Mr. Clean eraser. Always use the least aggressive...

Hi, I recently added a fixed location to my detailing business. I would love to share some pics but have no idea on how. Can anyone help?

Great work my friend. I hope you made over 2k for that work week. How did you deliver? Did you have to re detail car once it got to its destination?

I use webs.com. They are ok.

So i just got off the phone with AG. Explained everything that took place. They assured me they will ship my missing items off today, with fedex this time lol. Great customer service by the way. I was expecting to go through alot of hassle but that wasn't the case.

So I ordered my usual products through autogeek. Combo pack super degreaser Combo pack wheel brightner CLeaner wax 1 hand held backing for my nano auto scrub. Package was supposed to be delivered by UPS on the 15th. It didnt come. They rescheduled it for the 16th (have no idea why). My package...

Nice choice. Was that a sunroof i saw? Thats cool.

???. Are you located in a highly visible area? If not, how do customers find you? What challenges are you facing now? Do you have any words of wisdom for someone looking to get a physical location.

They expect everything. Full correction, carpet cleaned, leather cleaned, engine cleaned, headliner, odor removed, don't forget the headlights etc. All this for $100. Thats crazy.

Check out the nissan nv200. If you can find a used one in that price range.

Riverdale is in my service area. IT has alot of hole-in-the-wall shops though.

Here in the ATL it gets pretty cold. Im 100% mobile. Mornings are very cold which slows me down a little. I wear cotton gloves underneath my plastic gloves. Once i start working i warm up pretty quick. Wear layers of clothing. I spread a blanket over my equipment everynight to keep things warm...

lol thats funny you said that

That was a very informative article. Kinda put everything in perspective as to what we should be doing and for those of us who are already doing those things keep doing them. Great article.