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Hoytman you know you are welcome to ride with me.

WOW this thread sure got twisted around. :-(

As a retired truck driver and now a detailer with some passion I love to travel all over and meet other detailers and share techniques. Been to Chicago Il, Evansville In 3 times, Dallas Tx. twice. Harrisburg Pa, Stuart Fl Detail Fest, Grand Rapids Mi. ( Great Lakes Chemical ) and SEMA a few...

Use is straight out of the bottle. Been using it for years with no problem so far. Had to buy some to keep in the house to keep the wife from taking mine. I buy it by the gallon.

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May 18th works for me. I still have a few dark colored practice hoods sitting around if needed. The idea of pizza worked great for the last meet.

Don't forget to come back and tell us what you think of the smaller bp and pad combo. :-)

Can you obtain any practice panels from a local body shop ? I always keep a couple on hand.

It doesn't have to be a claim on something you did. For example a customer claims a product you used on their interior caused their kid to become sick or they claim you damaged their navigation screen while cleaning. These claims may be bogus but in todays litigious world people know no limits...

Here is another good thread about insurance with links to additional threads in Bob's reply. http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/how-make-money-detailing-cars/61120-detailing-without-insurance.html

What he said ^^^

While removing a scratch that ran from front to back on a new black F-250 , I took a few shots to send to the customer to show my success. After sending them I noticed how I must have looked. No shirt , overweight , sweating and hair sticking straight out ( what's left of it ). Those pics were...

I started to give my opinion but noticed you addressed the question to Mike. I also sand with a GG 3" machine on certain projects with good results. I have also sanded large panels with my Rupes 21 and 5000 grit without issue. I try to keep in mind how much quicker material is being removed...

Your selection of 7" pads will work but Mike's recommendation of the 5.5 pads will work a lot better with your machine. You mention the fact those recommended products are sold here. Go to ANY detailing forum and the advice will be the same about pad size. Other product choices may vary from...

Agreed. I love the LHR around fog lights , grills and spoilers with a three inch foam pad. Sorry Mark but even with a 4" pad on the 3401.

I think I can take a LHR75 or LHR75E to places a 3401 won't fit. :buffing:

Remember the original Brinkmann was a Zeon light , not a LED. Interested in how they compare. The market is full of good LED's

To me it sounds as if that was his way of blowing you off. You called and wanted something he didn't offer. That's very unprofessional but it happens. It would be like calling a GM dealer and asking them to put a motor in your Ford. The polite deal would be to say sir we don't service other...

I have some silver surfers from the shack but M105 on sticky subie paint can make a man lose his religion.

Remember detailers are know for thinking outside the box. Especially when it's time to decide on foam vs. mf or wool . There are so many combinations to combat all the various paints conditions and the problems they present.:xyxthumbs: