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Two coats of Menzerna Power Lock will do that :)

I use at clay lube sometimes for glass cleaner. The QD dilution is a streaky mess in the sun but looks good in the shade. If you really want a good glass cleaner just pick up some Meguiar’s Glass Cleaner Concentrate, 1 Gallon, dilutes to make an excellent auto glass cleaner. Meguiars...

Ive never had any issues from the few orders ive placed through them.

The reflectivity is there ill give you that. But wheres the gloss? Paint almost looks a little dull to me :dunno:

My best one so far

Yes we were. Easily one of the nicest vehicles ive done to date. Thanks :xyxthumbs: Comments appreciated :xyxthumbs: The owner actually just uses those to get to and from to the track. When he mounts the slicks it looks even better. Thats what he was telling me, every time I started it...

We were referred to this client through a good client of ours and he wanted to spruce up this track ready garage queen for when he takes it out on the weekend and to the track. He wasnt after perfection so we decided on a one step polish that would remove a good chunk of all the minor scratches...

Yep. Anytime I see anything under 100 it gets no more than a medium polish. Anything under 80 I dont do anything other than a finishing polish. But when you get into the 120 and above id say thats good healthy paint.

1. About $90 a year 2. Is has brought me many customers and is a great way to show off your work 3. I use weebly to organize mine. I do pay for their pro service to get all their better features though but the free version is good as well

I have one of the versions of this and it helps out tons for a weekend warrior like me. Thanks for the brief review, it's a really great low cost machine that even pure professionals can benefit from. If bought from a hardware store like lowes or Home Depot extended warranties can also be bought...

Ez-up and rinse less washes are your bread and butter if your just starting out. Initial costs are low and you don't need much equipment to do rinseless compared to the traditional method.

I thought the pictures were a good way to get them to notice our work right away without having to go to the gallery section first. As far as surveys go the only thing I do now is ask how they found me, what made them choose us and how did they like the website navigation. Those three questions...

Thanks for the comments. I did the site myself and like I said before it took tons of trial and error (including you guys helpful opinions) to get where it is now.

I find music does help out a ton. I also try to take a 10 min break every hour or so when doing the longer session details.

All comments noted. I haven't had anyone with any feedback on the actual layout until now, that'll help a lot. Thanks for the praise, it took a lot of trial and error to get it the way it currently is.

Our complete interior is without extraction. We can get it done in two hours no problem since my wife does vehicles with me as well. With extraction we usually add another two hours.

Actually bought a iPad last year and my customers love it! And I do use photobucket for all my storage but I keep my best pics on the tablet.

I thought Surbuffs were only good for compound since they are very aggressive. Even paired with a finishing polish I dont think thats a good idea.

Neat idea. Link?

It is definitely polish dependant I would say. You can however usually use a cutting pad with a mild polish and finish out good in most cases. A compound with a polishing pad however will not net you the same results.