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Try CG invincible it's also a good degreaser and the smell doesn't effect your sinuses

Yea it's safe works great too just make sure you always clean your leather very well before protecting it. I myself use a steam cleaner before applying.

Best protection that I have ever used on leather ! I suggest everyone try's it

I'm looking to upgrade my shops phone system and would like something that can create a custom voicemail for when we our closed or for when we are just to busy to answer at that giving moment. Anyone know anything good out there that might work for us ?

After cleaning your windows properly finish up with a coat of d156 and wait for that first day of rain, you will be amazed!

Yup xpress wax (d156) is the best out there. Can use this stuff on everything

Not easy if you have an extremely filthy vehicle and the glass has hard water spots that have sat for months or acid rain, things can get kinda time consuming in cases like this.

I use the steel wool method I find it the most fastest and constant method out there, this method stands up to any job from the cleanest to the dirtiest and that my friends is what us as professional detailer are looking for .

Steam cleaner

This topic is based on the difficulties of cleaning glass on automobiles, one of my least favorite steps in detailing a vehicle. Whether it be water spots,streaking, or built up grime on Windows it can be a huge pain to remove. In this topic please post the steps,products, and tools in detail...

I second this method and then follow up with something simple like mothers chrome polish with a MF hand app pad

Nice review bud, for me tho the belt is not needed... I'm happy with my cart, everything I need is placed on the cart right next to me so if I need something I just turn around and grab is or can place something on it like my polishers I can have all 3 of them hanging right there ready for use...

Buff and shine 5.5inch flat pads work great for the 7242.

Meg's xpress wax Auto magic bug & tar remover HD Speed TRIX tar & iron remover

GP towels are basically used for wheels and door jams

Yup interior,exterior, General purpose,Windows, and drying towels

But at the end of the day it's all about how good your work is... How much effort you put into your details. It takes me 7 hours to do a full detail on a full size SUV. If I'm doing a PC I'll ask to hold the vehicle for 2 to 3 days and take my time and make sure everything is 100% before...

If I'm doing a paint correction of a xl SUV I'm charging around $800.00 to $1000.00 For just a normal full detail I charge $300.00 to $350.00

Now that's bad ass