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How are you guys cleaning your wool pads? I just recently started using the Edge wool pads. I spur after each panel, but I didn't spur one of my pads the other day after I was finished so the product has dried into the wool. I've tried spurring, but it still seems doesn't seem very clean.

I've got all of the Edge 2000 foam pads and I didn't care for them at all. I've been trying to sell them for the past 3-4 months and nobody wants them. The Edge wool on the other hand does seem to be pretty good. I've got the black, blue, and aqua wool pads and so far I like them. I...

Check out the LC 7.5" Smart Curve CCS pads. White, grey, and blue would be the most popular choices. Purple wool would be good for correction. Also, blue and grey 3M (waffle weave)pads but AG doesn't sell those. If you can get get a bottle of 3M Ultrafina SE, do it. It's a great finishing...

I've got the Flex rotary (well, one of them) and it's uber-light. It's actually lighter than the orbital Flex. It's great for working on vertical panels.

I currently have 3 rotaries. The Metabo, the Makita, and the Flex. I like the weight of the Metabo, however, I don't like that the location of the switch and speed dial. I don't like that there is no trigger. For these reasons, I'm in the process of selling it. The Makita is tried and true...

Opti-Seal = Pure sealant. Poli-Seal = AIO If you want a better look after PS, buff off the residue with OCW.

LOL! One could make a full list of things not to do based on that video! :autowash:

Even though it looked like a brand new car in the video, I'd still do a halogen light test to be sure there weren't any major imperfections. I'd still use some sort of final polish to enhance the shine even more. For new cars like that, Poli-Seal would be an ideal product. For the interior...

Wooohooo! Congrats! Dave Ramsey would be proud!!!

I think the ingredients: Eco Touch Waterless Car Care Products

Yep, I know that. WT asked about rinseless washing though:

Steamers and extractors both have their place. Steamers are great for cleaning many things, especially the interior cracks and crevices. Every cleaned a really nasty interior? Steam is a life-saver for these. Contaminants just melt away. Steam is also great for cleaning leather, carpets...

WT - I'd say ONR is the most popular product for rinseless washing and quick detailing. Although, Optimum's new Instant Detailer is fantastic.

Add me to the list that agree's with you as well MC. I've gotten a couple calls this week that I could tell were price shoppers. I could also tell that their vehicles were most likely a disaster. I politely told them that I wouldn't be able to help them out for the prices they were getting...

I just spent the last 10-15 minutes watching this guys videos. This is 10-15 minutes of my life that I won't get back. This guy is 25 years of experienced hacking. I'm amazed what what this guy says and does in these videos. Are the vast majority of detailers like this? I can't believe a...

More props to you! Even though I like the business, I never look forward to big vehicles. :applause:

Great turn around on a big vehicle! I'm definitely not a fan of detailing big rigs.

3 months isn't because I thought it didn't need re-application...lol. I just hadn't gotten around to it. Winter time is rough and with it being my wife's car, I can't get to it as much. Typically, I apply OPP each month or two.

I believe it got started when one of the guys testing for Optimum tried it and it worked well.

Love the car, and Audi's in general. Nice work!