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Well I'm a old fat gray haired detailer that gets a lot of young guys telling me I'm too old to know about modern paints and products. My usual offer while in front of their peers is , you polish a test area and compare it to mine. Loser pays for a detail. I look at these incidents as a...

I told her that belt buckle would scratch the bumper.

Mike Phillips I need you help. Doing a old GMC truck and yesterday I applied rocks in a bottle w/glaze additive. Stepped out to the shop early this morning and the shine was all over the floor after falling off of the truck. Where did I go wrong ? To save time I mixed my wash and decon product...

Welcome from Indy's west side.

Enjoy your vacation Nick and thanks for taking care of everything . Danielle wrapped things up and all is well.

Cool award . Congratulations Mike !

My reply being a smart ass. Juliet Sorry but if you have to ask the price I believe you cannot afford my services.

This is the latest one I received. HelloHello Am Juliet, I should have Visit or Call your shop in person but presently am in the Hospital receiving my hearing impaired treatment of which I will undergo surgery in some days time. I want your Full detail service...

:iagree: You only need a few oz's per car. Killer stuff IMO

Kevin Brown has a method he has shared with those that have come across super soft paint that seems to scratch with just the use of a micro fiber towel. Basically he puts 5-6 drops of M205 into a 32oz. water bottle with sprayer. Basically water buffing. I will search and see if I can find his...

Under Nicks AutoGeek shirt is a big red " S ".

Finishing with a rotary is possible but also a skill many don't have or had the opportunity to learn. Unless one was doing production work or in a hurry I would lean towards the da. If one was set on learning rotary skills it would be on a old beater or practice panels. that's just my opinion.

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The air LHR75 is a beast. It does have a power advantage over the LHR75e IMO. I have both but some days I don't want to hear the compressor.

Rupes Mini or a LHR75. We do a lot of bikes and love both of these. Also if and when you want to go further a TA50 or the Harbor Freight 2" machine comes in handy. You could remove defects by hand but a machine reduces the process by hours.

Welcome to AGO from Indy's west side. Rockville Rd. & Raceway.

Changing the weights is a waste of time IMO unless you are sanding wood. I have run bp's from 6" -3" without any problems on my old PC.

Welcome from Indy's west side.

You will soon see OCP installers offering the OCP +.

Well we all know that Optimum is a pioneer in the coating business and it's hard to argue with their success in this field. They are now releasing Opti-Coat Pro +. It's a separate syringe containing what I would consider a topper for their OCP. If anyone knows about coatings I believe Dr.G...