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Wet sanding and airbrushing takes time and even more skill. $100 an hour would be the minimum I would charge.

Don't have a heat gun. I do have a vapor steamer though, would that work?

I bought a used 2016 Audi A4 in February and while doing an in depth detail and ceramic coating application noticed that the PPF on the rear bumper at the trunk has a hole through it. What is the best way to remove the whole piece of PPF in that area?

Depends on what they want done to them. I washed a Hummer H1 once and it's hard to reach the middle of the hood no matter how you try.

Rupes Nano. I'm not sure you need the long neck version. I do just fine with the short neck and it was a little cheaper. Get the kit, it comes with the pads and compounds too.

Re: What I'm doing wrong??? If the paint is really soft Sonax Perfect Finish has always worked well for me.

They can be had for $2000 ish

What's a couple of thousand for a PTG :)

I really like the Dodo Juice Super Natural Shampoo.

I like GTechniq C2v3 very easy to use and I live in Wisconsin.

I think RUPES has some videos on YT on how to prime them. Applying it the paint instead of the pad might help you as well.

Use a slower speed

Lake Country makes a glass polishing pad.

Body shops would want to repaint the whole panel which is expensive.

A car has deep scratches that need repainting with touch up paint. What is the process after the paint application in order to make the car look like there was no damage? Would it need to be wet sanded, etc?

I would get a Rupes LHR15.

Get a Rupes, you get what you pay for.

I'm thinking of getting into doing it but would like to know how much I should charge and how profitable it is.

Peel it off.

You should say which bay you mean.