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Thanks! I am all over the place with the lengths of jobs I do... I did a prowler that took 18 hours then a C6 Corvette that took 10 hours and both of those were relatively clean... It just varies... I use one of two things for smoke odor Croftgate Odor Eliminator or CarBrite Mal Odor...

I have been using Col 845 on the BMW's wheels and it is working great at keeping them clean and free of dust... a quick rinse gets about 90% of all the soil off... a quick wipe with my wheel wash mit and soapy water gets the remaining 10% off...

MMMMMMMMMMM Beautiful!!!! I want one...

My breakfast this morning was a Monster Energy Drink and a Cigarette... Now on to the detail...

What year is the BMW? BMW SS paints are very easy to make shine and generally fairly thick (yellows and reds for the most part)... How are you correcting the paint to bring it back from the oxidized state it is in? Are you just applying KSG on it? If so have you done a true correction on it...

If you are looking for something semi flashy I would go with a BMW E46 (3 series) Wagon... Tint the windows and you can wrap it... Lots of space and looks good... I like the Ford Transit's too they are kinda cool...

The odasity of people blows my mind!

Now that is what I would call a "Dripping wet paint finish"... lol... Sorry I know lame! lol... On to the method of removal... I have seen similar things and I generally have used clay and a plastic razor then a light compound (if needed for any scratches left by the plastic razor) by hand...

Real or not I have run into this before... I hired a kid once when I was mobile to help me out and he was literally CLEANING OUT THE CHANGE in customer cars! Since then I have no trust for hiring people to work with me cause I am not there to babysit them and make sure they don't steal or to...

Any and all money that I find while cleaning a customer's car gets placed in a small ziplock bag and placed in an obvious place in the vehicle... Usually it surprises them and they tip me but some look at it and thank me then go on their way... I would never keep a customer's money that was...

That is cool how about the other product lines you carry? How would we go about getting those? Contact the companies maybe? I already have the AG Banner...

I have been wondering this as well... I have been wanting banners for each of the brand lines I carry... Any info on how to get them?

Lol... I run a business... I don't tend to get products locally as they have crap production products that wouldn't distinguish me from the tunnel washes that change your oil, pee in your gas tank, and streak your windows...

As I said in my post that was my FIRST order... lol... I have made a few others since... As for the taxes I wish they would do an annual mailing of the supplies bought... lol... That would make life so much easier for my wife... er... accountant... lol...

I use this method a lot! I have been using the AA TF trick for a few years on my quick details... it works great but for the more in depth details I do scrub them and then spray a matte engine detailer on them... looks a bit better IMHO...

I buy the Blue 3M tape in bulk on Amazon and love it... No issues here with it... I use it for my details and for my spray in truck bed liners and when I am painting a car that too......

This was my first order in Feb from AG: TOTAL: $3,163.34 Since there have been a few other orders ranging about $100.00- $200.00

No problem on the misspell... Happens all the time... lol... He knows very well that it may not have come out... and is ok with that... I found out that last night his wife fessed up to causing the scuff on the bumper when she took it to wash it about 3 months ago... She washed it properly...

Thank you all for the help... I have tried everything and nothing is working... Oh well... As far as replacing the piece it is the front bumper and it is all one piece... So no it wouldn't be feasible...

Ok thats cool... I was thinking it may have been some cultural thing... I have checked out your blog a few times before it is great!