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Just hobbyist level. I do a couple cars for clients who kept wanting to work with me in spite of my difficult schedule. A full time job and a kid at home keep my free time pretty much filled up.

Still makes no sense. if you don't like me just ignore my posts, quit trolling the board.

I only got a chance to do it once. Right after I took him on as a client I moved to Round Rock and my wife found out she was pregnant. She was sick the first 5 months pretty constantly so I more or less stopped detailing at that point. Was I right about who it was? He's got some trees on his...

I think I held the owner of that 550i as a client very briefly. David? I recognize the drive way/garage. It was too dang far to travel once I moved out to Round Rock.

That makes no sense.

Im the MAN

I've got dedicated towels. Same stuff, different day.

I've used Stoners for almost a decade, and there are times when things go right and times when they just fall apart. My biggest beef is that the times when things fall apart is I'll have the window appearing spotless, that is UNTIL you get the right glare on the windshield (early morning/late...

Had to change your 'stache style to go with the trike?

I tried it, didn't like it. Also didn't fix my 'problem' I have with SIG.

Your trike is that old? Im the MAN

PolyCharger helps the product longevity wise, it may help it cure a bit faster but your best bet is just a simple swipe test. Apply it, wait 15-30 minutes and use your finger to swipe a bit of the sealant off the hood. If it comes clean and doesn't smear you can go about removing it. :props:

Fill your what? *eek*

Disagree with the SIG recommendation. Do the windshield in halves. Spray, wipe away and use another dry towel for final mop up. Repeat on other half of windshield. ZEP is well liked along with the Megs Concentrate.

I think it'd be safe to say there are fanboys in both camps. Just leave it as that.

no. google it, we can't link to it.

I've not used WGDGPS but have no intentions to. My cap on a sealant is $30 bucks for 16oz. WGDGPS (before any discounts) is already $35 (or seemingly permanently "on sale" from $40) for 16 ounces. Popular Sealants from Four Star, Blackfire, Prima, Zaino, etc all meet my $30 per 16 oz criteria...

They apparently had QC issues anyway. The bolt/rivet that holds the adapter to the plastic plate has sheered apart for a lot of folks. I actually bought one of these 4 months back and somehow it ended up in the trash before I ever used it. I ended up selling all of my Edge pads because of it.

There was talk that once they are gone, they're gone for good.

Yeah it's pretty ghost-town-ish.