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A real life roach coach, nasty.

Not sure where you heard that at, but my G21 is noticeably more powerful than my MK2....and my MK2 does not correct faster than my G21. I have both obviously as well as a 3401. I was in the same boat as the OP quite awhile ago and was sick of all the misinformation so I just went ahead and...

I have the Sun Joe SPX3000 and a gas pressure washer when I need some serious pressure. That Sun Joe as been decent and works well with my foam cannon, but keep in mind it's just another cheap consumer pressure washer not meant for commercial work and should be considered disposable like the...

Very true and this is why people need to try machines to see if they like them. I have a 3401 and G21 and use both regularly, but the G21 for me is used more and a better user experience. Plus, I've practiced enough with it to get minimal if no stalling at all.

I ordered the 1 Liter and it was out of stock, PBMG just substituted (2) 500ml bottles.

Just got a PE-14 myself. 20% off plus used a gift certificate that I bought for 25% off, great deal.

Past 13 years I have run a check or cash only business, as of Jan 1st I will be accepting credit cards. It's finally time as I am starting to lose some jobs due to not taking credit. I live in a college town and they make up a decent portion of my business, these kids don't even know what a...

This one I might have to try. I own(ed) a total of 4-6 of the Pinnacle pressure sprayers that AG sells and they are very poor quality (made by delta I believe) None of them lasted long at all. I should have read the reviews before buying them. Heck, my el cheapo Walmart ones lasted longer than...

I detail a ton of interiors and most are just plain nasty. I do use a Tornador but not on every detail. Now my carpet extractor, that thing is running all darn day at my shop and couldn't even think about doing my job without it. I also have every single type of brush for my DA and rotary...

Hopefully that's the case, because I only have 5 gallons of D114 left and I use it everyday.

How well does that 4 3/8" backing plate work with those 5.5" pads? I was going to take my Flex 5.5" backing plate and cut it down to fit 5.5" pads as it seemed the 4 3/8" one was a bit too small.

Excellent job. All this talk about seasons, not sure what those are. If it gets below 65 degrees where I live, people start whining about "the cold" ;)

From the cars I get in my shop with similar spots, it's clear coats failure. Hopefully that's not the case, but sure looks like it to me. QD = Quick Detailer

I have tried the green ZEP APC, you can get it at Tractor Supply or sometimes Home Depot, it works great.

Eh, I know a lot of great detailers that use LATA, mainly because it works as intended....plus it's cheap and easy to obtain. They really should change the label and charge a lot more for it.....surely it would become a more respected APC ; ) Seriously though, I've been using DP Hi Intensity for...

CQUK can be a royal PITA to apply, at least for me. But it's still the coating I use most since it seems to protect the vehicles better and lasts longer than many other consumer grade coatings I use and have tested. I'm putting CQUK on a new dodge 3500 today and it is a lot of work no doubt.

This is my findings also, after a few minutes they soften up to the point they are almost usable...but not enough for me to choose them for correction work anymore. Just not a fan of stiff hard pads on long throw polishers.

I have the PFM wax removal, glass and 16x16 drying towels. For me, these the types of towels the leave me feeling that I wish I had them years ago. I was hesitant to buy at first due to the price, but now have a stockpile of PFM's.

I just put UASW on a 27 foot black limo Saturday and I am now a big fan of this so called "Spray Wax". Super slick, hydrophobic, easy to use and looks great.

I have a shelf stacked with Megs products, love most of them. And I'm a regular user of M105, great compound.