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Always used funnels but can be a real bear with compounds and some polishes!

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:goodpost: That is genius. Never thought of it. Liked and would appreciate the same. Thanks https://www.facebook.com/BlacksMagicAutoDetailing

Pro - Lakers and Raiders. College - UK Wildcats. Don't follow baseball, but I wish detailers could be like baseball players. Make a whole lot of money even if you only do your job right 1/3 of the time and still be considered great!

2013 Ford F250, 11K 2011 Ford Taurus SHO, 48K

I have used some of their products in the past, mainly soaps, air fresheners, towels, etc but just tried Water Spot RX glass polish for the first time. I was very happy with the results. Removed scratches, water spots and mineral deposits very well. I have talked to a lot of detailers that use...

Outstanding

Have to give some feedback on what you think.

I was rockin some Jim Croce earlier working on a 69 Corvette. I'm sure the younger guys have no idea who that is. It just seemed fitting especially for the car I was working on.

:xyxthumbs: That looks great

I have and it has. I just got it, edited it and started using it. One of our customers appreciated the info and said they ordered your newest book. Thanks for always being willing to help us out.

Unfortunately they are few and far between but this was a good one

I laughed hysterically when I saw this commercial

This is how we feel about our cars. :haha: [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ryNtVK55OUY&sns=em]Baby - Nationwide Insurance - YouTube[/video]

That must be an amazing magical product to make caked on dirt disappear so that it doesn't cause swirl marks when being spun around at 2000 RPM

Just finished polishing the windows on a 2008 Dodge truck. The owner lives in Kingman, Az. For those who aren't familiar with the area. Killer Desert Heat. Side windows had thousands of vertical scratches most likely from rolling windows up and down with sand between the glass and rubber seal...

Looks like a 68 Cadillac Fleetwood that was brought to us to detail last week. Yes, we were correcting someone else's disaster. See attached photo of after photo of Cadi

:goodpost: Google plastics in your area. I found a place that had 20oz squeeze bottles for $.78 ea, Spray bottles for under $1, Everything you need for fiberglass / gel coat repairs, and more. I found it when doing a boat detail / restoration. The customer's boat had a broken plexiglass port...

Feed back please Need more info and pics could help. What machine are you using? Which pads are you using (LC, Cobra, etc?) and what are their condition. How much product are you applying to the pads?

Swirl - O - Matic, that is great!!! It is frustrating to work so hard on something, make it look so good and then know you aren't going to see them for another year or so.