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I would not do a single stage correction under $40/Hr I would not do a multi-step correction under $50/Hr That however is just me. Some guys even get into the 60-75/hr range. A good number would more than likely be between $40-$55 an hour.

I love Megs products and will for sure try the wash. Not so sure of the wheel cleaner after reading the posts in this thread.

I use the Ridgid from HD as well. Like 3.5 HP and 9 gallons I believe.

Satin tire gel and the trim gel.

I don't have the brush but I do have a pet hair stone that works wonders. One day I'll justify buying the brush and having both but the darn rock works like a charm every time. I find it also works good on headliners after pulling stains out to give that nice brushed look back.

Sweet Car, Sweet job! :)

Congrats :props: I to one day will own a Zo6. Loved vetts since I was about 5. One day, One day!

:iagree: with this right here. I use gdwm and love it. Best way not to add swirls to the paint seeing as how dirty was media never goes back in the bucket.

You can bet on that :xyxthumbs: I have never ordered and not got an extra that was thrown in. When AG says they care about the customer...They truly mean it and will go the extra mile just too see fit. Gotta love it. :iagree: If other companies could mock or come close they would have such a...

Great review my friend great review :applause:

Thanks Evan, I agree 100%. Even if I called and it didn't work out there is no point in complaining. All it does it take away from your online professionalism and just makes you out to be an ass and more times than none look like an immature brat! There are always 2 ways of handling things...

Hello to all who might be reading. AutoGeek's customer service is the best and really there is no competition. If you feel otherwise you truly have no idea (no offense). So on Friday I had a pretty big detail to do for a new client and I was about half way in and my steamer head (accessory...

Nice :) can't wait to read some reviews. Although if no one gets the Tire gel or trim gel. I will still buy both and have a Sunday Funday with them :) Those 2 products interest me most.

I'm going to help him with his 67 Mustang when it gets up here in about 5 weeks. He just got done getting the paint on it all new engine, wheels/tires. He asked how much to detail the inside and if I could show him a thing or 2. I said well the cost is non-negotiable before I tell you how much...

Here's a sneak peek of the PW. I have been doing some reading on it and think a short video would be cool and that's what i'm working on having a friend shadow me while using it on my new van. Hopefully I can have it uploaded this weekend sometime with a little time I have Sunday. Might not...

Good to know about the rule policy. As far as the iron goes. It was just something I used recently on a trashed truck and an explorer I did. It was my last means meaning I took all the least aggressive approaches prior and failed. The bad part about the iron I learned the hard way was you can...

It's a link with a write-up that I have used on some very neglected interiors recently that works and is cheap. You can google "how to remove stubborn carpet stains with an iron" and a W I K I link will come up showing a very detailed review using a household iron. I find that if you sub out...

Sending you a PM with a nifty trick for removing stubborn carpet stains. Works well.

I use the Mothers brush set. Cheap and works great alongside the daytonas. Some megs APC (not +) thanks to roshan he has a video on it. And steam with the race glaze brush set for around the lugs. For drying I use cheap pro force towels that come in a 24 pack from sams club for $12.. Tire...

Sorry for it being so late guys. I have been super busy. The photos are uploaded to my FB page for anyone interested. As for the PW I thought about something creative for pics tomo since I have to contact AGO about my steamer and will have the time. Check back tomo for a cool little deal with...