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2011 Buick Regal

Any pics of this thing in action?

I'm in Hurricane but if you ever need any help just let me know. A drive to Beckley is nothing.

In for location as well

Mike is actually a pretty cool guy and so is Nick. Very easy to talk to and very caring about the industry. Both are very professional. Garry is unique and passionate about the industry as well. A real party guy and one that you remember after meeting him just once.

Thanks again friends and Happy New Year!

You guys start early! Thank you very much :)

My guess is Car Brite or Ardex

Merry Christmas to all! :dblthumb2:

More like an enhanced 105 TPP

Scrapped for now that I know of...

D151 has more abrasives than DG 501 by a long shot. If you are getting correction from DG 501 then it's coming from your pad selection in my opinion.

601 doesn't have a shelf life so to speak, the whole mixture does. It accelerates cross-linking or bonding, which you want this to happen on the paint and not in the bottle. The term polish is thrown around so much. If you think about shoe polish for example, you're not trying to abrade them...

- 601 can't be mixed or infused prior to use, according to Bill and Jerry - The product labels do say what it actually is, just in different terms than we use. If you have a technical conversation with Bill or Jerry you will pick up on their terminology. Just have to look outside the "box"...

All fabric protectants (Duragloss 341, 303 Fabric Guard, Scotch Guard, etc.) are best applied to a warm surface, at least 85 degrees F or warmer. When possible and applying to convertible tops, do it about mid day or noon and let it bake in the sun. When sun is not available a heat gun or hair...

The general population will use way too much. As detailing enthusiasts we know how to apply products properly. :xyxthumbs:

If you're interested in meeting up let me know. I have two basic exterior details to knock out over here this month.

Great! How are you?

Please send me a pm with your business contact info. I am mobile right now. Thanks.

Excellent starting point, thank you. How are your prices compared to local "competitors"? Do you offer incentives by chance? I really don't like doing interiors but I'm actually good at it. I push exterior detailing because that's where my passion is, customers push interior detailing...