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Closest i can get you is the harbor freight 2" orbital sander. Backing plate is likely the same thread as griots da.

Ive got some brand new orange ccs 3.25" if anyone needs one or two. Pm me to discuss.

I dont like it for interior so i put it in my wheel/tire bucket. Used it once awhile back and will have to try again.

LC 3.25" orange ccs 5 pack on amazon

I really like ultima tire and trim guard. Dont have to buff it off. The bottle will last you forever too. Clean before with einzett plastik, or ive heard good things about griots rubber prep.

I don't think vinegar converts rust into a primer like the products made to do so claim. There are many different shapes of wire wheel to get different places also

Sand blast or wire wheel on an angle grinder are the best bets. If it's a somewhat high dollar car then use something from eastwood to inhibit rust, if not then get brown rustoleum primer in a pint can from lowes/walmart, thin with acetone and shoot that through an hvlp gun, then probably black...

I always wash with my montana and gilmour gun with continuous flushing. I dont soak it before and this is the most gentle wash ive seen.

Awesome, thanks.

Ive never used a "microfiber detergent" but 1/4 scoop oxyclean in the machine and a dose of some clear eco detergent which i also use on my clothes. Has no dye, smell, softener, etc. Works great

AG needs to carry the 3" ccs pads with the sharp edges for getting close to panel edges. I had to resort to the large south american river to get a 6 pack of these in orange. Cant find the sharp edge ones anywhere else.

Wow, and i was just thinking i should buy one. ..

Pipuk, would you say that the best thing to do is have a pH meter on hand if msds is not readily available or you just want to check your dilution, then avoid higher than say 10-11pH or something? Youve given us good info on what not to use in a broad sense but how to know what particular...

No, the soaker will likely turn into a weak stream.

Another pain about coiled hoses is that you cant lay them around an object, since they want to retract themselves they will pull tight and always touch the object. So you cannot go all the way around a car with one.

Funny this is a giveaway, ive never used a super high end wax and decided earlier today that if i ever got one, Synergy would be the one id like to try. Would LOVE to see it on my Cosmos 540iT (picture shown is not mine but identical) Defnitely will review. I think this stuff would be killer...

For the wax over sealant question. If you choose to do that. Then you can get away with a quick detail or waterless wash the next day if you havent driven the car. If driven, do a rinseless. Or just wait 2-3 weeks to wash again and then wax over sealant.

Coiled will kill water pressure. I only use mine when needing to connect my pw without wheeling the pw around. It just doesnt work for nozzles

I think word of mouth is your best friend. Make sure your customers are friends of your facebook and pm them after you are done to get themto give a positive comment. Give each a business card too. The more you do, the more people will hear about you.

I am curious if it is possible to foam a vehicle and have road film removed. For me a pretreat with OPC 4:1 then foam with Cw&g did not remove regular 1 month old road film from a 1month old application of powerlock.