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I am really pumped about this!

Give Meguiar's Ultimate Compound, and/or Meguiar's 205. both work great! have the right pad, and machine and you're set!

I'm not clear on what youre trying to achieve? show car finish? protection? both?

The Flex Fifteen

great job man!

what mike said.

how about the "complete" detail in 4 hours, on a van, or SUV..

it's what it is... most use it for short protection and gloss. its not 845, or blackfire, etc. I do use to to top my sealant, and 845. ill apply a coat about very 2-3 weeks.

yes, a sanding block. like i said it wasnt perfect. just killing down time. she just bought it and it has 93,000 miles. wasnt looking for perfection.

What is the outcome you want? plain and simple... do you want to keep a show car finish? or just maintain a daily driver? all depends on what you want and how much work you're willing to put in.

It's not much, but i thought i'd share. Have my mom's Jeep Liberty, and had these scratch marks that a MF cutting, itself wasn't able to correct. Items used- 1. Meguiar's 3000 grit sanding paper with water 2. Flex 3401 3. Meguiar's Micofiber cutting pad. 4. Meguiar's 100 then... 5. LC...

employed by a dealership

use a Tornador Black. works wonders!

Greetings from Minnesota, As I cannot be the only detailer who has to work at a dealership, I want to hear some stories, ideas, tips, and tricks from detailers who have to work at a dealership. Thanks!

it the customer approves, possibly cut the fabric out.

a solvent, and or body prep solvent.

I work at a dealership too, and i found a great shortcut, while producing great results! I use M205 on an orange pad with my Flex 3401. It reduces scratches, swirls, cobwebbing, etc. my bosses have been happy with the results.

Stock up!!!!!! look for deals wherever you can to save money. Wal-mart, dollar store, craigslist, here, etc. Do your homework, being on here helps so much! i've learned from here, youtube from Mike Phillips, the people at Chemical Guys, Larry at AMMO NYC, and others. Things you can never have...

STRAIGHT TO THE POINT. If you have the money too, have a PC7424, or even a cheap Harbor Freight DA. and have a Flex.

i use laundry degerant. works great, the cheap stuff from the dollar store works just fine!