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Welcome! I'm in Brownsburg, 30 minutes west of Indy! Always good to see fellow Hoosiers on the boards.

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I would HIGHLY recommend AGAINST the Durmaid. Unfortunately, my Durmaid turned into a $700 paper weight after the pump failed. I talked to the owner and he would not warranty the part so I had to buy a new pump. I was told it was easy to install, but it was far from easy. I've also heard...

I just used my Woolite/water dampened MF towel to give them a quick scrub.

Polishing the tips wasn't part of the package that the customer was paying for.

Day of show: Thanks for looking!

Last weekend I sponsored Midwest Mazdafest 2009. The event coordinator asked that I detail his '04 RX-8 for the event. Since this is more of a show car, it was already in pretty good condition. The paint had some swirls but I was able to knock most of them out with a 2-step. On to the...

Thanks Nuke!

Thanks MC!

Driven Auto Detail: 2004 Mazda RX-8 (Titanium Grey) I sponsored a regional Mazda car show called Mazdafest this past Saturday. After detailing the event coordinator's RX-8 prior to the event, which I'll post later, his friend decided to have his RX-8 detailed for Mazdafest as well. -PREP-...

Thanks Greg! I don't blame ya. Those big wheels really set 'em off.

I met this client at our last Chamber of Commerce luncheon. It's an '06 Grand Prix GXP. It was in pretty good condition overall but had never been detailed to my knowledge. Pretty simple job nonetheless. -PREP- Pressure-rinse entire vehicle. Pre-treat door shuts, wheel wells, and front end...

Thanks guys...and gals! :)

Thanks killr!

This 2009 Mercedes E350 4-Matic was one of the very first cars to come through my new facility. It only had approximately 2500 miles on the ODO. The owner was one of my professors in college, whom I am still friends with. -WASH- Pressure-rinse entire vehicle. Pre-treat door shuts, wheel...

I'd recommend jumping on the Optimum forum and asking Dr. G, the founder of Optimum. Optimum Forum (Powered by Invision Power Board)

1 - ONR has a proven track record for being a fantastic product. 2 - ONR is cheaper than DP (comparing gallon prices). 3 - ONR is more concentrated, which makes it even cheaper. DP uses 1oz. per gallon for washing compared to ONR's 1oz. per 2 gallons. There's nothing wrong with the DP product...

Mine goes something like this on a Full Detail: 01. Treat wheels, tires, wells, & jambs. 02. Agitate wheels, tires, wells, & jambs. 03. Pressure rinse wheels, tires, wells, & jambs. 04. Foam cannon entire car. 05. Wash exterior. 06. Pressure rinse exterior. 07. Apply dressing to tires and...