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Maybe the women you've been messing with. Lol jp

Moving to the town morristown about 40 miles outside Knoxville.

LOL very true theres a ton of orange there. But hey i lived in FL for 16yrs an was an still am a die hard LSU Fan. So ive heard it all. haha They need a lil purple an gold in there life! lol thanks

personally i use megs glass cleaner (best imo) an two waffle weave mf glass towels. just take your time an look from many angles an you should be good.

Well like title says, ill be moving me an my biz from LA to TN here in Oct. Ive had my mobile detailing biz here in LA for 4yrs now an have quite a few regular clients/customers, an have been pretty successful. Well to make a long story short im moving to TN for a women (high school sweetheart)...

Lafayette LA here. Welcome to AGO!

This is very true. Some but not all chemicals tend to settle after sitting for awhile. Normally a good shake will mix everything back together. Which measuring system are u using. Been looking to get one for the shop.

When I started out just doing mine an family vehicles I would just dilute enough for a 32oz bottle. Now that I do it as a business I dilute everything in 5 gallon containers much faster to fill your spray bottle when it's all pre diluted. But it's all about what works best for you

Awesome job like always sir! How many hours did you finally end up putting into the job?

Iron-x by far my favorite. Used everyday.

great thread here are a few i have. ive only used 2oz of megs hyper wash with my MTM foam cannon. was a black lexus now its covered in beautiful foam will be posting more soon:dblthumb2:

Thanks Mike. I appreciate it.

:laughing: didn't think of it before but depending on the width of the bottom legs i can just slide the bottom under my tank an the top would go right over it.

Will it easily break down for transport? being that Im mobile Ive been looking for a small cart,or at least one that breaks down. I have plenty of room in the trailer but would be nice if the top tray folded down. thanks

Just did the tail lights of a 99 Yukon today that I bought from a friend. as you can see they were pretty bad one down both sanded polished an opti-coated Started with 600 then 800 then 1200 an last sanding was 2000 grit. Then tried megs 205 with a white foam pad. Cleaned them up well but...

Thanks for the tip!

Well that make since from the way they look. Wonder how much they would run to get recoated. I have aluminum fenders in my enclosed trailer an I hate when polishing day comes lol. So messy but the results are always worth it.