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I ended up canceling the detail and rescheduling for the spring. The RV owner understood. The high ended up being 35F but only 23F with wind chill.

It's gel coat fiber glass... Would be a one day deal

For all of the guys who detail on the go and battle the weather day in and day out... What's the coldest temperature you will detail in? Have you found any products, primarily wax, sealants, or exterior products that are effected by the cold? I have a 32ft RV scheduled to detail tomorrow and we...

I currently use it and find it to be a breeze. Very user friendly and quick money deposit. It allows you to take payment over the phone as well via manual entry vs card swipe function.

Thanks Nick! Actually you were one of the guys that recommended it to me a couple years back! It has been my go to metal polish since!

I have not used either but have been looking into getting a set of buffing wheels.

I prefer to use the Flex 3401 with pads mentioned above for the large surfaces along with the Meguiars Dyna Cone and lots of elbow grease! Around the spokes, I use cheap, short nap towels to work in, out, and thread in between.

I love to use the Wolfgang Metal Polishing Wool pads(link below), however I do use Lake Country Cutting pads at times on less oxidized surfaces. http://www.autogeek.net/wool-metal-polishing-pads.html

Optimum Metal Polish is the all in one metal polish you have been looking for! Whether it's stainless steal, chrome, or the ever so challenging Aluminum! Optimum polish offers the cut you need to remove oxidation, water spots, and surface contaminants, while finishing out with a deep wet shine...

Awesome! Can't wait to get my hands on! CarPro continues to push the technology!

The best product I have found for tackling tar is Turtle Wax Bug and Tar Remover... This is the only turtle wax brand product in my shop, but I aware by it! Spray it on, let it soak for 3-5mins, come back and wipe away! I've tried several products like Trix or TarX and have never had the luck...

Lets Go!!! Thanks Nick for the sneak peaks! Can't wait for SEMA to see the new technology and products coming to the detail world!

Liked and Shared! Good Luck Mike! Can't wait to see these episodes on TV!!!

I would recommend a minimum of 5hrs... Best practice from my experience is to let the first round soak 10-12hrs the second and third round 3-6hrs.

I agree with Mike... I've done a few number 7 soaks outside with no problems! The biggest thing is to pay attention to the removal process and not rub debris or foreign particles into the paint causing scratches or damage to the paint!

Semi detailing, especially aluminum polishing, can be very profitable once you learn the ins and outs!

The truck looks great! Nice work especially on white!

Actually it took us 20hrs... 3 guys for 6 hrs and one guy for 2 hrs that came in to help get it washed and interior detailed! We rely heavy on the power tools and good quality chemicals to turn these semis around!

Thanks! No problem! Semi's aren't the easiest but sure are rewarding in the end when they are all cleaned up!

Thank you! Kenworth makes a sharp truck when they are cleaned up!