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:welcome: TO AUTOGEEK!!! You have come to the right place to pursue your passion!!

Congrats on the win!!! Both vehicles look great!!!

It has been a long week...Playing the weekend by ear, no plans except for watching some college football.

Congrats on the win!!! Have fun trying all the new products!!! I'm looking forward to see what you think of them.:dblthumb2:

:iagree: Figure out how much you need to make per hour to turn your expected profit and charge that amount.

I would follow-up with the 85rd for further refinement.

For the interior shine and tire shine, Meg's Hyper-Dressing is a great product and can be diluted to whatever degree shine you desire. More shine use less water, more of a matte finish use more water, this is a real money saver. Meg's APC+ is a very good product also, but I found that...

I remember your earlier thread and want to thank you for the follow-up. That's a HUGE DIFFERENCE!!!

This is the one that's being talked about...I have one and while I haven't used it as an extractor it does have plenty of suction. If you do use it for water extraction, take it off the wall mount first because of the extra weight added by the water could pull it down.

Inexpensive stickers sounds like a great way to get a lot of good advertising!!!! I'd put one on my truck. Think about it AG...:dblthumb2: I like Kristopher's enthusiastic response!!! I think most of us feel the same way!!Im the MANIm the MANIm the MAN

The BLGM is a popular tool with many of the Forum Members. I don't think you could find a better tool for the money!

good point!!!!

:iagree:, and the many ways it can be used in the home helped to sell the wife on the price. Another strong point in its favor is the construction, it is a very well built machine. Money well spent IMO.

If you do find the right ratio please post the dilution rates, I would be interested in that. Thank you Troy.

GOOD REVIEW BOBBY!!! Thank you for taking your time to post your results.:props: The $1 vs $29 is still an interesting point to keep in mind...I'll continue to follow this thread and wait for the name of the clay ShineTime used. The right clay and spray combo may be the answer.

Give everyone a few mins to get awake and signed on, and you should have plenty of responses to your question....What city in South Florida are you near just to try and narrow someone down for you?

You did a Great Job!!! BIG, BIG, difference between the cab and bed!!!! Nice Job!

Great Job!!!!:props: The engine looked really good!!

Charlie is right on point with this!!!

Your method at the coin-op should do fine....I've read on this site that many people who live in apartments do that. If you do choose to use Klasse All-In-One, be sure to top it with a wax or sealant, as it offers no protection.