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Sand blast them and then powder coat them. Harbor Freight sells everything you need to get that done

That's because you are doing lot cars for dealers. may I ask why?

Guzzlers are awesome...if you are a hobbyist. They are WAYYY too expensive for detail businesses. Plenty of other quality options out there for a fraction of the price. I will inbox you the good places to get towels for professionals. A quality spray wax will suffice. You want washes to be quick...

Price is spot on. Use ONR for washes. Its actually much better and safer than car wash soap. Not to mention how much faster it is. Plus it has water softeners in it to prevent against water spots. Also buy a metro blaster (any of them will work) to dry the car thoroughly. Replace your chamois...

The name of the game is efficiency. If you want all professional equipment, a water tank, and a good generator, hose reels, air system, shelving to keep everything super organized, bottle racks, etc you will need a cargo van. I see a lot of guys working out of their cars and in my opinion in...

I would buy Optimum No Rinse and you can do your washing in the garage. Clean the wheels and other dirty areas outside, rinse it off and then pull it in to perform the rinse less wash. I have some seriously happy clients now since I taught them how to do this.

I would check craigslist everyday. I would also invest in a steamer so you can at least get through interiors.

Have a professional detailer detail your car and install the opti-coat pro so you get a warranty with it.

If you plan on being a professional detailer, get a professional grade unit. There is no cheap way around it. Remember, you get what you pay for.

Post pics. If its down to the primer and 12 inches long and there are multiple deep scratches like that, get it repainted. It should cost about $700 for two doors.

Long reach razor blade and spray wax for lubricant. Id bet a 100 bucks it works perfectly for you.

if they are light surface scratches try a plastic polish. Duragloss and Megs both make good ones.

A good graffiti remover will do the trick. Contact your local pressure washing supply store they will probably have some good stuff.

What kind of car? Im guessing FRS from your user name. Its either coated leather or faux leather. Best thing to do with modern seats is to clean them often with a good cleaner. Wolfgang leather cleaner is citrus based and PH balanced...very good stuff. Protectants will rub right off from the...

Flex is great with 4 inch pads on it. Other than that its Rupes all day

Ok so it makes the paint thickness greater? It still does the same thing as a sealant or wax. I said the main difference is that the last longer. Much longer.

You are referring to Ceramic Pro. Its an amazing coating and you shouldn't count it out without trying it. :)

Bob, that claim is absolute crap. I know way to many detailers in the industry that install Opti-Coat and have to re-do it when dealers improperly wash the car when its in for service. Stangfan, Its alright as long as theres no link. Ive discussed it many times before here.

Contact Alex Borda or Brian Guy. They will get you set up. Those are the reps for the United States. Just make sure you have 2 solid days (maybe 3) to make the paint perfect and apply at least 1 layer of the primer and 2 layers of the coatings. Heat lamps are not required but recommended. Its...

AH! I was waiting for this post. Coatings are just longer lasting waxes/ sealants. The only "scratch resistant" coatings are Modesta and Ceramic Pro. They have a hardness of 9H. For that reason, I only offer those coatings now.