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I agree 100%Im the MAN

Stick with this man's advice OP.:props:

Congratulations MDetail!

Good job KC!! Technique, time, and attention to details are the key to a true detail job (good high end products too). Im the MAN

I'm in for this one, giveaway's always get better and better.Im the MAN

Same here man, i just used the DP wheel glaze that i've had for about 3 years on my wife's car. That DP wheel glaze Works perfect as usual, very nice shine and durability is very good. One tip on DP wheel Glaze, keep your eye on it because it hazes pretty quick, remove once the hazing has taken...

That is true you can use white vinegar as a defoamer, just add salt and a laundry soap or dishwashing liquid to the dirty tank too. I picked up the Betco locally for a good price, plus i needed some 0000 steel wool pads, just gives me more of a piece of mind using one ounce in the dirty tank...

Sounds like fun!!!Im the MAN

With any carpet cleaning soap and extractor combo, you need a defoamer. A defoamer can be purchased at your local janitorial supply store. I have a gallon of a defoamer by Betco. Im the MAN

:birthday: MAX!!!

I couldn't have said it better. :props:

Nice job as usual Sparkie.:props:

:birthday: Meghan!!!!!!!!

I vote yes, for my girl Meghan.:props:

:birthday: RaskyR1!!!

I agree with all of the replies to the OP. Wax choices are very subjective, it takes time to research all of the high end boutique waxes available, but it must be done to satisfy that hunger for the "Best Carnauba". I am very happy with the high end boutique waxes in my arsenal, but it took me...

That's what i would do first, sounds like a poor job done by the contractor.

I never had any problems with loss of pressure, it takes maybe 20-30 seconds to fill (when turning the compressor on). Google it, there are also youtube videos of it too, it's perfect for detailing. If you want one with a bigger tank they make one with two. I recommend an air compressor that...

I have a Makita Mac 700 had it for about 5 years. I use it for airing up tires, blowing in between cracks and crevices when detailing, works flawlessly. I also have an air tool set for it, just haven't had a need to use it yet.:buffing:

Congratulations CEEDOG, you definitely deserve it!!!:cheers: