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To have perfect carpet again. Yes thats the best option. Just remember those carpets come pre-formed but they dont cut out for consoles, bolt holes, seat belts, wiring harnesses, or anything just a big blanket of carpet. And by the way the $89 carpet will not be formed good at all. I did this in...

I use this stuff all the time. It is by far the hardest compound I have found to work with. Looks like its drying to fast. Is it hot? Also try working in smaller areas. I use 12x12 areas when using it because it will dry before its even broke down.

Tell them to buy an American car!:xyxthumbs:Or take it back to the dealer if its still under warranty. If not you got me.

These are pics from an old Jeep I did a while back. The customer said he didnt wana pay more than $100 so I did what I could for that price. I could have achieved 100% correction had I spent another hour on it.

I agree the carpet is bad. I think you could have done something with them. With the right cleaners, brushes, maybe a PC, and an extractor you could get it 90% back to new! I do dealer cars where they buy them, I clean them, and they sell em. They ALL look like that. They come out pretty good in...

I'm actually in the same spot you are. I have a dealership that doesnt have a detailer. I just finished my prices and based them on the amount of product I expect to use on them, time, and of course local detailers prices. My ext. detail is set at 24 per foot which is about middle of the road...

The 2000 watt generator will not be enough. I have an 1800 watt and it doesnt supply enough power to run the heater, vac, and pump at the same time. I have to heat it then shut the heat off while I use the pump. When it gets cold I have to wait for it to heat again then I can turn the vac back...

I hope you meant well above 200. Lookin good tho man. Keep it up.

Yah thanks for that link. I think I will call them tomorrow and ask if they want me to try it out. I'll let everyone know how it goes. I'll put up some pics as well.

Yah the link is sounds like a good product. Havnt tried pressure washer as I know that if that stuff comes off with pressure... so will the paint. I cant even scrape it off with my finger nail. Hard as a rock. Anyone know of a product I can go out and buy? She wants it done ASAP as it totally...

No haha I dont think you understand... It is literally a 1/16th - 1/8th inch thick. You cant see paint through it! You dont need pics, just picture a couple handfuls of cement thrown at the side of a car. Thanks for the quick replies.

I have a client that drove her car through a cement filled hole at about 30mph! It is really bad. Looks like someone took a handful of cement and spread it on the car in a nice even thick layer. Dont forget the wheel wells. Not sure what I can do about this.Feed back please

Yah me too and I agree. It is alot diff. than using a PC though. Much more fun too!

Welcome Nick. What part of NC are ya from? Im here in Charlotte. I have a PC and it is great for applying wax and light to medium paint correction. The brush attachments for carpet are great too. If your looking to see a big difference in your paint you wont find it with a wax alone. You need a...

HA! Someone else has this problem! Great! Thought I was alone... I just started using a rotary and have done a few cars with awesome results. But yes I too get this problem too. I think its just too much product on the pad and we are using to much. That is the hardest thing to learn for me is...

Hey if anyone has one of these lying around I'll buy it off ya! Cant see myself paying upwards of 100 bucks for a brush but... Anyone wana cut a deal let me know. Thanks Plus I just got laid off from my electrical job so I'm goin full time detail now! And need all the help I can get. Thanks...

If you were to tape I would definatly put wax on first as not to risk pulling the new paint off the bumper. I did this on a mini van that I restored headlights on. They failed to tell me the bumper was painted a few days prior and it peeled right off! Not cool.

About 10-15 mins. the directions say 12. Thanks for your reply.

I am wondering if anyone has any problems with their Mighty Lite II extractor? I use it quite often but after it runs non stop for about 5-10 mins the water wont be hot anymore. I have to wait for it to heat up again. Very irritating! I let it heat up at first for about 10 mins then purge the...