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I'm sorry :( Re polish.

I use mine as a full time tool and I haven't had any issues I just think that the housing feels rather light in comparison to my flex. It's just a personal opinion, and like I said, I haven't had any issues with the machine and time will tell for it's durability

In my opinion the rupes is a good working machine but feels like it's a Chinese knock off already. It's doesn't feel like a very sturdy tool, time will tell though

I would suggest finding your hourly rate then asking the customer if it's worth it to them or you to spend X hours quoted to fix it. Generally the answer I get is not to worry about it or to spent .5 hours or whatever to see what I can do. I find doing it this way manages expectations for cost...

I have the benefit of having the PC, gg, 3401 and the Bigfoot15 and I can say that the rupes 15 will be an easy transition from the PC and you will see/feel better results immediately

Nice job! Deep shine with the colour for sure

Love those cars! I'd even settle for a regal TT

I use a medium grade nano skin block or sponge and it is much faster to prep for polishing and it has already lasted much longer than a block of clay at a fraction of the cost. I don't use it if I'm not going to be polishing though because I figure the contaminates it pulls off doesn't really...

I agree that detailing is an art form, however I'm not asking for a way to fool proof detailing. Just a way to make a different class of towels easy to quickly identify in a medium sized, multi person detailing establishment.

I may try snipping one of the corners off and just hope it doesn't fray and lint

I do have separate laundry bins but I'm not the only person working in my shop, unfortunately not everyone is as careful with laundry as I am haha I need something fool proof

Hi, I have about 50 towels that I'm retiring to interior duty but the ones replacing them are exactly the same colour. How do you mark the old towels so they don't get mixed up? I've tried fabric die bit it only seems to last a couple washes, what can I do? Thanks

Welcome :)

I agree and finishes out beautifully

My first car was a 1992 caravan. I had pulled out the two rows of seats in favour of a foamy blanket And 2 10" subs. The tranny barely worked but it was some pretty good times. The party motel on wheels

I had a can of fw1 given to my shop as a demo. Still sitting on the shelf 99% full 2 years later

Full time as an employee then private correction work or personal stuff on weekends. And most nights I dream about detailing too. It's a sickness

Is anyone using fg400 on mf pads with a flex?

I use 5.5" pads on the makita, super easy to control

Great read I will go over it multiple times checking my site I'm sure