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You missed the point, the product ad reads like that's a typo and needs to be edited. If you're saying it's not a typo then it's even more confusing and still needs to be edited for readability. Lucky Joe, Wannabe Detailer Sent from my HTC DNA

If this is your first let me be the first to say this... Everyday you son is a different child, cherish each moment because it goes by in a blink of an eye. And when you think your too tired or get frustrated/flustered and start to think you never have any time to yourself remember... it will...

Unprofessional would be tackling a paint job you weren't ready to handle, from lack of experience, and causing more harm than good. Lucky Joe, Wannabe Detailer Sent from my HTC DNA

The completely legal variety, of course. :-P I'll tell you what though, some of those specialty pan-asian specialty grocery stores will pay upwards of $30 a pound for homegrown organic shiitake and enoki mushrooms... Lucky Joe, Wannabe Detailer Sent from my HTC DNA

Let's put it this way, when you need to mist a crop of organic mushrooms to keep the relative humidity at 100% without water droplets forming on the pins (and preventing growth) a pressurized misting bottle is the only way to go... Lucky Joe, Wannabe Detailer Sent from my HTC DNA

Obviously bbcode doesn't work from my cellphone but in the middle of the product's description it refers to the product ad boarshair instead of horsehair... Lucky Joe, Wannabe Detailer Sent from my HTC DNA

http://www.autogeekmobile.net/natural-horse-hair-interior-upholstery-brush.html "Because of the natural ability of hair to absorb moisture, horse hair distributes cleaners evenly and soaks up excess moisture. Now you can get the benefits of horse hair on the inside of your vehicle with the...

I got one from the Tractor Supply Co. a couple years ago for a completely different purpose and they are definitely worth their weight in gold if you need to be able to disperse a very fine mist. Considering it's just occupying shelf space at this point I might repurpose it for waterless washes...

Having recently fallen in love with waterless washes I can say that if the average joe was to do it with a terricloth or cheap microfiber it would scratch his paint however, done correctly they are awesome. Lucky Joe, Wannabe Detailer Sent from my HTC DNA

Well, if you're gonna toss that one out there... I'm a single-dad with custody of my 2yrld daughter & 5yrld son... :-D Lucky Joe, Wannabe Detailer Sent from my HTC DNA

Professional Code Monkey Lucky Joe, Wannabe Detailer Sent from my HTC DNA

I've been trying all morning to upload a picture (2.1mb) to the forum via the android app and it keeps failing, is it just me or is anyone else noticing the same problem? Lucky Joe, Wannabe Detailer Sent from my HTC DNA Lucky Joe, Wannabe Detailer Sent from my HTC DNA

I was planning to use Ultimate Polish to begin with since upon initial glance it only looked like the type of damage typical of automatic car-washes. As for pads, I haven't gotten a machine yet so it's gonna be a hand job, lol... Lucky Joe, Wannabe Detailer Sent from my HTC DNA

My friend came by last night with her car and I could see tons of swirls and straightline scratches in the clearcoat in the moonlight so I asked if I could detail her car sometime soon and she agreed. This will be an awesome SIV for me and I was just wondering if anyone had any tips regarding...

As a software engineer that does primarily web work I would suggest buying both domains and having them both point to whatever your actual business name is on your business license... Lucky Joe, Wannabe Detailer Sent from my HTC DNA

When I lived in Detroit we only had to seasons, Winter & Road Reconstruction Lucky Joe, Wannabe Detailer Sent from my HTC DNA

No, you can't have all those honeys down there without a little pollen. :-D Lucky Joe, Wannabe Detailer Sent from my HTC DNA

Try Tennessee when the pines are throwing pollen, your entire car will be convered in yellow in less than twenty minutes. Lucky Joe, Wannabe Detailer Sent from my HTC DNA

I know, and it sucks, my baby brother used to make good money up till a couple years ago buying broken craftsman tools at flea markets & garage sales on the cheap, testing them in and selling them on craigslist for half price of new. I thought it was a genius way to turn a buck Lucky Joe...

On that note I should probably research what kind of leather I have in my 2008 BMW 550i (E60) and learn more about leather in general. Sometimes I think the "blackness" of it is greying out and the idea of dying it comes to mind but that looks like it'd take at least a week to do and dry...