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I have not tried the Hydro02. I will definitely look into it. I've always been a "Meg's guy" and just recently bought my first Wolfgang (WETS) and Carpro (PERL) products. I've been shorting myself. Both products are amazing.

I have thought about getting the 12" cuff nitrile's also, do you find they stay up without cutting off circulation? I use the fleece when it is what I consider extremely cold (32 - 38 with no sun) just doing a "quick foam and mitt" to get the salt and grime off, with the neighbors staring at me...

14" cuff PVC chemical gloves over a fleece liner for washing. Disposable nitrile under fleece gloves for everything else.

I generally like to take my pressure washer and spray the entire interior at 3,000 PSI, followed up by a wet/dry vacuum emptied a dozen or so times. Joking aside (please don't try the above).... It seems you are primarily asking about Carpet/Upholstery. One of the most important steps I...

I do enjoy applying waxes and sealants :buffing: But the wife has been known to go rogue and find "soft touch" car washes. Luckily I have an F350 to wax/seal every few months :) By the way the work on your website is amazing and should be respected. Thanks for the input and tips!

Thanks Bob! That is very helpful. I have never worked with these "new" coatings so wasn't sure how they cut down. I remember an "As Seen on TV" product from the 90's that was a "coating" and we had multiple customers come in trying to get it off after poor results and it was like polishing...

I am considering putting a coating (Cquartz, Gtechniq or similar) on the wife's daily driver. My question is how many of you have gone to a coating then back to a sealant/wax and why? Additionally can you easily remove a coating if you do not like the results? I generally hesitate at "Long...

I consider a pressure washer one of my best purchases. Especially if you get your truck muddy. Removing 90% of dirt/mud/grime prior to hand washing = decreased chance of inadvertent love marks on the paint. Sent from my iPhone using Autogeekonline mobile app

I've noticed many are now using "Iron X" then clay/clay alternative. I'm just curious what advantage this holds? Is clay/clay alternative not as effective in removing the imbedded ferrous particles as we thought it was for quite some years? I'm starting to put detailing up there with cell...

Megs Ultimate Compound and M105 + Dust Mask :)

The only thing that I can think of, is due to inadequate lighting you did not see all of the product on the final wipe/buff, therefore missed some. Sent from my iPhone using Autogeekonline mobile app

"M205 is about as bubba proof as they come" Must be why I love it and have never found a reason to use anything else [emoji13] Sent from my iPhone using Autogeekonline mobile app

This is pretty old, but did you get it taken care of? If a reputable detailer wanted $750 I would suspect perhaps it is beyond "swirl marks" and "holograms".

I hope that didn't come across that I thought it was a bad thing. Regardless, your work looks great! Hope you are able to find something that meets your needs. That is a really good point and should not be discounted. Just out of curiosity (mainly because I consider starting my own "part...

Thank you Kamakaz!

Thanks Puckman!

I looked at your website, but couldn't find if you are currently primarily mobile, or working out of your own garage? Never rented space myself. But my thoughts.... If you are primarily mobile and that model is working for your business, and you just "occasionally" need a shop or looking for...

I can think of very few industries that "you get what you pay for" applies more to than Detailing. I'm with most of you, I ask the dealership not to wash/prep/anything the vehicle when I purchase it. I do use dealerships for oil changes and routine mechanical service but I always have to...

Hello all! I got on AGO about a month ago, but in a haste to get thoughts on a topic skipped the introduction. As all of you, I have a passion for detailing vehicles, boats, RV's and even ATV/UTV's. My professional detailing experience comes from working in a high volume, quick detail shop...

The only time I've seen this with new towels is when the wife gets a hold of them and dry's on high.