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They work for both. Inspection and creating a good clean surface for bonding. I wouldn't apply any LSP without some sort of wipe down. And if you're in a pinch and don't have anything atleast give it a good dawn wash down

Ipa mixture,mineral spirits,Kleen Strip Prep All (my go to), and Griots Paint prep works well Not sure of the ipa mixture ratios and such as ive never used it. I've been getting nice results by misting the griots paint prep onto all surfaces and after a minute or two give a good rinse

Agreed! Hopefully now they'll learn to keep it looking that nice. Up sell some scotch guard app?

Compared to what you started with I think it looks great and I'm sure that's more than what your client expected. Awesome job! How bad are the seats?!?

I would suggest spending more time with the 105 and perfecting your technique with it. It will be well worth it. I initially had the same problem with 105 and the two main problems I had was.. 1) too much product on my pads 2) not working the product long enough Good luck!

Just rained on :( but love this water beading going in here :) :)

Lol thanks... Then wolfgang really gave it a wet look! In person it looks even better and newer. I love people's reaction when I tell them it's 12 years old...looks brand new inside and out!

Sun shots!

thanks man! Can't wait to get sun shots tomorrow!

beautiful correction work! those 50/50 shots are night and day differences. Besides the work I'm also impressed that you take the time to list all your products and steps as well as answering a question such as "how many passes" Again...great work and thanks for always supplying great info

steps... Dawn wash. Megs smooth surface clay with ONR lube. M205 on LC white flat pad on PC. Griots paint prep and dawn wash down. Coat of Wolfgang. Sat in garage 16 hours or more. Meg's gold class wash. Second coat applied

I've always added a coat of wax over a sealant but this is my first time doing 2 sealant coats. Here's my 2000 Dodge Durango after 2 coats of Wolfgang deep gloss paint sealant.

For me...foam pads. 3:1 on my LSP pads for about 15-20 minutes before I let soak in a bucket of dawn mixture.

Raining here all day in PA so I automatically assumed wet roads...but nope...they sure look dry to me there!

^^ Absolutely right...I've looked into Detail King and it's definitely a rip off Back to the OP...good luck with your business and just read read read here

Got my toys today! Yes I got two... i placed my first bid on one,decided the other one looked better cosmetically so I bid on that...assuming I'd get outbid the first one but noooope!

Agreed! Other than that it looks sweet! Here's my old '01 Sport..boy I miss it!

Welcome! You'll learn a lot here and you're already getting hands on experience everyday so that's a huge plus

I usually use LC 5.5 flats with my PC. For the rotary I'm buying the flex foam backing plate and LC hydro tech 5.5 pads. Did some more reading and seen a lot of rotary users using these pads.

Thanks bobby! Can't wait to get my hands on it and give it a whirl! Still haven't gotten around to buying that second DA but I will soon!