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Waxing anything IS NOT a waste of time, especially with a spray wax. All of my details get wax on the rims and calipers. and one shot of apc or acid doesn't get rid of it. When I go to wash the rim, and I don't wash them, I only acid and pressure wash them. All the break dust comes right off...

I do have a refrigerator, oven, microwave and a toaster.

all day long i have been trying to upload pics only one went through and noting else every time i try IT NEVER WORKS!!!!!!! this isn't the first time either seam everytime i try do upload IT FAILS!!!!

Now you know why we tape off trim. I use PreWoW to clean any trim the the former detailer left behind.

I love rvs. big money, easy work.

Sounds and looks like you had concrete on it, stucco overspray. You can do a test spot with some plain sugar. Make a past aply it to the spot dry, wait 15 mins and spray off. If this works then it's stucco. You can finish the job with the sugar past or get a concrete remover such as Backset and...

steam clean every inch of it! Ozon might work but I doubt it. Then fill a sock full of activated charcoal so absorb the remainder of the odor

yes! it's all about protection, Meg's spray wax works great

you need a tanning remover. I think Megs make one. I get all my carpet cleaning supply from my local janitorial supply house so I don't really use any "detailing" products. I get my carpet cleaning advise from professional carpet cleaners.

i get mine from califpalms.com luckily they are local so I can pick them up a 10x15x12 aluminum is around $600, the cheapest I've found for good quality

if it don't polish out then it's dust and needs to be replaced. I've only had this happen once to me.

only the quality is different. I'm a pro so my stuff needs to work and work well for a long time. Try the cheep one and maybe it will work for you.

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You must have a canopy in order to do good work. On a hot day the paint can reach temperatures of 180 degrees. Guys who don't use them are just car washers in my book. My area is saturated with "car washers". I need to separate myself from them. Looking professional is extremely important to...

They will pay you way less then your worth. I wouldn't do it. But if you do just accept the pay they give you, use it as a paid learning experience and then move on when you get sick of it.

you need to do an aggressive claying spot. if you can't remove it with clay then you might have concrete spray on it from a stucco installer. then you'll have to remove the concrete. Backset is what I use with great success.

steam if you have it. or lots of water and a shop vac you have to get all that dirt loose in order to remove it. An APC will work or a dedicated cloth cleaner

waterless wash glass cleaner MFT

You can use any pad on any machine