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My original salesman was David McCoy. My rep is Yuri Townsend. The name of our business is Suds Mobile Auto Detailing. I pay them a flat fee, the number is on their website somewhere, less than the average monthly car payment. Their fee is completely independent of your budget unless you're...

It's on your ABOUT US page right above the "read more" button. Sure, we were using Google AdWords Express which I was maintaining myself. After looking at how to implement regular AdWords, it became obvious that I wasn't going to be able to handle it. Now, like you I'm sure, we get a ton of...

Sure. I've got all my scaffolding in there for an RV job that we were supposed to do Monday when it rained. We're doing it Saturday and I didn't feel like dragging it all out and then back in. As soon as I get that stuff out of the way, I'll take a few pics. With all that scaffolding in...

We use a Vacumaid Pro in our trailer. It's not a wet dry vac without the added canister but we really like it. The pro is the most powerful vac I've ever used, even with a 50' hose, probably twice as powerful as a standard shop vac. When the motor goes, it's replaceable. It uses a bag, which...

Oh, and you have a typo on your About page. Detialing.

You're way overthinking it. Way.

Call Logical Position. Tell them what you're trying to do. Maybe they can help, they helped us.

Well he made it sound like it wasn't there until after he clayed. You're not hiding scuffed paint with wax, certainly not with whatever cheap spray wax they applied at the dealer. But you're right it does look like a scuff.

If you've ever done or watched them do powder coating, a lot of tiny bits of excess material ends up everywhere. Most powder coaters typically clean it off, but this might have been bonded well enough where it didn't wipe off. I wouldn't worry about it.

I started to wonder about that myself. It's almost certainly powder coated.

Remember when you clay you can never have enough lubrication. Almost all marring can be completely avoided by keep the clay clean (not using real clay is a good start) and keeping the surface well lubricated.

Several things. First, you don't have damaged clear on a 2017. Second, wax wouldn't hide it if you did. To me, that looks like marring from the clay possibly? Was there any evidence of anything on the clay after you used it? That's a really weird texture, like what you'd expect to see if...

That doesn't seem normal at all unless possibly it was light overspray or something.

So much disinformation about CA abounds everywhere. You can have water softeners here, hell every customer's house we go to has one, just not salt based. You want to ruin your environment, be our guest.

I honestly don't think that thing's supposed to be disassembled. Why did you take it apart?

Solution Finish no question about it.

You need to address the issue, which is that it's milk and it's in the cushion. You need to rehydrate the stain/spill with a combination of water and an enzyme based cleaner to eat the proteins that will eventually cause it to smell. Once you get the spill rehydrated, to removing as much as...

You can agree to disagree all you'd like. You're still wrong. He said he wants to do paint correction. He doesn't want to be a car washer. I can immediately tell you're not in the business because let me tell you that even if you're high end, the majority of customers that call you, message...

You couldn't be more wrong. I might be a good detailer, but what I really am is a good businessman and a guy that knows how to make money. That's what you're in business for, to make money. Flyers and walking around door to door is needle in a haystack. You need to control the narrative of...

Honestly, I'm not an expert. I'm an expert in paying the bill. I will tell you unless your budget is $10/month, Google is probably not going to spend it all in one day. LOL I've been using it for over a year and it's pretty routine that one day it might run 125% over your daily budget...