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I have the Latitude blades and it's horrible. Never had a problem with stock blades, I may just pick some of the stockers up.

And as always, if you dont like the Flex, i'll gladly swap my PC for it ;)

ITS DRIVING ME NUTS!!!!:buffing: I put on new wipers...no help. I put Aquapel on the glass...no help. I put 303 Wiper Treatment...seemed to get worse. I wax, treat, quick detail, clean, polish the glass...nothing helps. Other cars I detail in the family the same way, have no problems...

Thats a Big 10-4!

Wow, one of my ultimate jobs!

Haha, I'm actually a International Red man, but green/yellow is what is around here...

Ahh, my other farmer client has 3 8320's, so i'm used to it lol!

Took about 20hrs total, over 2 days. I was really tired of breathing in some sheep wool lol.

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Sanded the spots where the sea boss name came off, and it worked great!

I used a gallon on these freaking tires lol!

All 5 owned by the same owner. Usually come to me twice a year. Once in spring before planting, once in fall when they are done using them. All were pre-powerwashed by the farmer, and in awesome shape considering that most have over 1000 hours on them. Insides were done, but no pics. Process on...

This 2005 Sea Boss 190 Center Console boat rolled into my shop looking like it had never been touched by wax nor soap. I was paid for the detail, but it's for my dad, and I am the main one that uses the boat to "try" and catch fish, so it was beneficial to me as well. Wash with Power Washer...

Actually, the owner is me lol. The picture is before the dealership compounded it, it did look allot better after they did it, but overall, its still really hazy. Thats my problem, most of the oxidation is gone, but the finish is extremely hazy.

Just got a 2005 20' Center Console boat. I dont think it was ever put under a shelter, or ever seen a wax or a brush since 2005, so needless to say, it is extremely faded and nasty. Here is where the problems start. I had the dealership compound the fiberglass parts of the boat for me figuring...

I use a rotary with a light wool pad for all the metal. A powerball works, but the drills dont last, plus the heat from the rotary helps break up the oxidation.

Well...Its decently safe. Dont use it on uncoated wheels (even though it says it's ok). It is on the harsher side of wheel cleaners. Also, I wouldnt use it everytime I washed my wheels. It strips the wax/sealant off the wheel. You'd be better off picking up some Poorboys Wheel Sealant, sealing...

Yeah, I think that is a little sorry for you to be complaining about a free gift. Also, dogging on a presumably good product from AG (tornador) and then saying that its your air compressors fault also looks kind of sorry. The product i'm sure is fine, it's your air compressor, so dont bad talk...

Ha, well you are obviously doing something i'm not. I have a 5 year reputation in the area and all I can get are sloppy construction trucks and tractors around here (which pay my tuition just fine) but i'd love to work on some nicer stuff.

Hey fella, from Youngsville myself. Good luck with the business in the area. It's slim pickins around here at the time unless you already had a clientel list. I'm suffering in Youngsville.