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I do both, machine for big panel sections, hand for pillers, small areas.

I want to know what a 29 step handwash is.

I think the 1 bay is better because all his business will be through there.

You may want to get a clear bra for the hood, help protect against rock chips.

For what I did to get rid of the sanding marks,I tried to use CG V38 and lake country white pad by hand, did not make any difference, moved to CG MF finishing pad and V36, got rid of 3000 grit sanding marks, but 1000 grit remained, V36 and CG MF cutting pad got rid of the rest of the marks.

Well I finished fixing my big scratch, still noticeable in the right light but much better, though i tried to sand down some of the other spots on the hood and pull away the new paint and had to repaint, so still a few spots for tomorrow. First scratch After painting and sanding After...

read this thread, same types of issues, http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/auto-detailing-101/42387-water-reclaimation.html You probably need to prove that you are not allowing waste water into drainage ditches.

I am trying chemical guys MF pads this weekend.

Well if it is not a job/business what is stopping you from just doing it, are they going to fine you for something they don't think exists?

What if you started in the spare bay to see how well a shop works out before renting the other shop?

Yeah I don't blame you, probably not going to find a cheaper solution unless you can get around the requirement.

Water Containment, Water Reclamation and Water Recovery Systems See if that passes their regulations

I plan on trying V38 with LC white pad this weekend, I also have LC black pad and both of their microfiber pads, so in a few days I can give you a better answer.

Would switching to a coating from a sealant/wax at 5 years be a good idea to re-up the UV protection?

I agree with polisher first, I have both, and the foam cannon while fun, would not be very useful on a car that still needs a good polishing.

I added three coats of clear to the new paint, so when I polish the basecoat wont be exposed

Thanks Mike, I will do the area right around the scratch by hand first and see if that works, with either a white or black lake country pad, I also will have CG microfiber pads, which hopefully do not generate much heat.

Thanks, I have not polished yet, I am waiting on CG V36 and V38 to arrive, will use V38 first as it is less aggressive. All I have right now is an AIO which has a sealant that I can't put on the fresh paint. I will update later, so at the very least somebody else can learn from my mistakes.

I was trying to sand down my touch up paint, I think it is ok between the paint and polish but I am worried that I burned through the clear. The dark black in the middle is the touch up paint

He could also charge more for new customers and the existing ones that are at the location that is requiring the extra insurance, but not raise prices for his other customers, maybe even let them know they are getting a discount over his current rate.