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I started up my business this spring and only as part time. I agree that you need to do whatever you can to get your name out there. Business cards helped to be able to give people your information quickly. If you don't have a basic understanding of how to run a business then do a lot of...

Like always amazing work.

I always compound and polish these. I actually just did one. Don't think I have any before and afters but that's always worked for me

Congrats im planning on either sending my GG back or selling it and picking up one of those to go with my hex logic pads

I would love to try this compound. I have an upcoming detail that has got some pretty good swirls. I also love to do a write up with tones of pictures just picked up a new Microsoft Surface and want to give that a try too.

I would personally do the two bucket wash and follow by claying before compounding and polishing, but I suppose you could use this as a prep. but still need to clay.

Welcome from the NW Suburbs. Look into some waterless wash systems. Otherwise stick to a two bucket wash.

Awesome job. What processes/products did you end up using?

Welcome to the Forum. From the Chicago are myself.

Personally I have the tinted windows due to my eye. I have very sensitive eyes and when it clear sky with nothing but sun I have to squint and blink so much that I can barely see anything.

I was able to polish my brothers chrome trim/painted plastic with just a microfiber towel and some CG Metal polish.

Welcome from Northwest suburbs, what are are you from. Also part of Chicagoland Mustang

Right now I m not so much on a tight budget, but trying to figure out where my money will the most worth while at the moment. I don't know if I should invest in something else like a waterless system or in different pads and compounds and other chemicals.

I only use a DA

I am looking to purchase the last main thing that I need in order to have all the equipment to fully mobile. I currently am using a steamer with towel to get out tough stains on the interiors of clients and it works great. I was wondering if it would be better to get a hot water extractor or...

I tried steaming my engine once. While it did do a great job it took way too long. Now I use a Power washer and some degreaser and then use my air compressor to dry the engine. The thing I use my steamer the most for is to sometimes do quick daily wipe downs to get all the crap off that I...

I had gotten some pad conditioner and pad cleaner and those I know are the same product. I ended up diluting the pad conditioner to save product and use the full strength when washing the pads.

A lot of products on the different detailing sites are just relabeled from the same suppliers

I have had the same issue with CG ordered on 8/30 and won't arrive until Monday according to tracking.

I had picked up the GG clay holder pad to do my claying with the DA. While it works great and cuts claying time to about 20 min it is extremely hard to get the clay out of the pad after. Also from what I heard using soapy water instead of a lubricant will cause the clay the degrade and prevents...