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Do you put wax or a sealant over the Opti Lens once it has had time to cure?

I read the idea to use a full bucket of water attached to bungie cords to weigh down your canopy and keep it from moving.

I, personally, don't plan to guarantee for 2 years. But I would like something that actually lasted that long or longer. Much easier to get referrals if customers are happy with you.

That strong might strip wax. Pour the 32 oz into an empty gallon jug. Fill it the rest of the way with water. Shake. You now have the proper proportion.

Pnnacle was $25 for 64 oz; $80 for 128 oz; but they sold out of the 64 oz.

It's one of the least affordable. Most of the others are quite concentrated. 16 oz will make gallons of product. IIRC, the 3d is not supposed to be diluted at all, but many people dilute it 1:1. So 16 oz would only make 32 oz.

Rupes Nano looks terrific, but am not in a position to spend that much right now. Right now I'd just be using the 1" pads to get the corners of headlights. So could be extra careful not to let anything heat up too much.

I have a 7424x that has become my backup, and I'd like to use it for headlights & other tight spots. I just bought the Headlight & Spot Repair Kit ( Meguiars Headlight & Spot Repair Kit ) , which came with 3" sandpaper discs, pads, and backing plate. On my very first headlight, I noticed even...

I have one of those to carry my cleaning supplies. Have an Autogeek bag to carry my PC7424x. It is a lot smaller than I thought it would be.

This is what I do.

I bought the kit with Nanoskin medium & fine sponges. Does the medium just get used on more contaminated cars? Does the fine do anything the medium doesn't? I've been wiping off the Nanoskin after every pass to make sure I'm not dragging contaminants across the paint. Is that what everyone...

Pretty sure your personal insurance will tell you to gtfo if there's an accident when the vehicle is being used for business of any kind, including as a loaner to customers.

That's a terrific idea

As soon as I read OP, I was wondering about zoning and insurance. NFW I'd detail a customer's car at my house. It's not zoned commercial. So if anything happened I doubt it would be covered by either my homeowner's or my business insurance. And I doubt many companies would write insurance for a...

I'd read elsewhere that you should use a rotary or a drill; that a DA would bog down when it hit the little knobs and protrusions on many modern headlights. Is this not correct? Those of you using a DA, does it stop spinning when you hit irregular surfaces?

Have seen Wolfgang Plastik Sealant recommended.

Any reason not to use cheap cotton shop towels for the same uses? Can find them 50/$10.

Bought same thing. Don't "regret" it because it's a good product at a good price. Just so damn much of it.

Can you keep cleaning off the microfiber and just use 1 pad? Do you need the compound designed specifically for microfiber? Or will 105 work?

Thanks for the replies. I own a hodgepodge of stuff I bought mainly based on price + online reviews before I found this site. Was about to make a big (for me) order and wanted to know if I should go with one product line. Doesn't seem to be a big deal. Probably going with Megs Detailer line...