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This dealer is giving you the chance to turn them around. That's awesome. Here's my advice: Take pictures of the truck in it's current condition. A LOT. Then fully correct the truck and seal it, and take pictures at the same angle. Print these or have them printed at a high quality so that...

What can they do? Knock another grand off of it. Seems like that kind of savings would pay for a REALLY nice detail. ;)

Gotcha. :xyxthumbs:

Good luck. 25% of your original price?? No offense, how do you expect to keep customers when they next time they come back you want to charge them 4x as much?

Except the fish market is only open early in the morning.

They didn't.

Well, there are two reasons: 1. It's against the rules. (Explained in part 2.) 2. This forum exists to support the products AG sells and promote AG. Opening up people to sell items on this forum kind of defeats the intended purpose of the forum.

I can't fit an 11' tree in the back of my Jeep. Edit: Also, most of the weight was on my Yakima Cross-Bars, not the paint.

That's what Daily Drivers are for. Just sayin'. . .

:eek::eek: Those owners should be shot.

Not because of the money, but her service to the community. It takes a very dedicated person to teach for that long.

There were actually 2. One other was announced today. However, only myself and one other person actually followed contest rules as stated and posted on their wall. Funny how neither of us actually won.:confused::confused: :mad:

I would highly recommend it. I approximated what I used for a maintenance detail, and it was only like $2-$3 of product, IIRC. I can check when I get home. On a one-step when I clay, the most expensive product is the clay, esp. on a very dirty car. Don't remember what that total was. Of...

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Sounds like you need to use less expensive products. Edit: That is, unless you clayed.

:bump: Still no winner announced??

Carquest over here.

Mike has also posted in some places about "synergistic chemical compatibility." In other words, products from a manufacturer are generally designed to work well with their other products. For example: Many people go through a thorough paint cleaning process before applying OC/OG. However, per...

There are very few detailers I have seen that do not extract the shampoo from the carpet. I rinse the carpet and extract it with my shop vac, but I still consider it shampooing. Derek: The difference between APC and APC+ is the smell and foaming. APC has kind of a chemical cleaner smell...