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I don't seem to see the words: luxury, premier, superior, etc. associated with the brands that are... you just know that they are (and it's built over time obviously): Ferrari, Porsche, TAG Heuer, Omega, to name a few. But you know that it is because the quality of the product, the way it's...

So, I shouldn't any use these?? :pc7424::autowash::buffing:

Interested to see pics and hear recommendations that are provided...

Those aren't detailing companies (in the sense of performing detailing work)... they are companies who sell detailing products. There are plenty of corporations whose name has nothing to do with the products/services they sell; many Fortune 500 companies are like this. However, as a...

I know people who still do this today...

I thought I remembered reading about this in Mike's book, so I grabbed my iPad and did a quick search of the book. I found the following: This was found in the section dedicated to using an IronX product or similar; p. 30 I also recall reading about [but couldn't find the graphic that I...

Quick PTG question that I've been wondering about for a few weeks... What exactly does the PTG measure? The distance between the surface and the metal? If so, how does that help you to determine how much you can or can't polish, since it says nothing about the amount of clear? My car was...

I believe I read that another consideration of leaving the surface wet, was that the product would technically then be diluted once sprayed on and effectively mixed with the water....

Rmd: I knew someone had to be doing it... I haven't gone quite that far, but I'm basically trying to determine my own happy medium of use/sorting/washing. One of my main issues now is washing. I'm only doing this for the 2 vehicles that we own. So, generally I don't use many MF towels of a...

Sorry guys. I should have picked a better title. I'm trying to get ideas of how you guys are separating yours (e.g. interior vs. exterior; or paint, glass, drying; or clay, polishing, waxing, etc). Basically to what level are the separations...

I really like that, and plan to have a cabinet as well. Unfortunately, it [the cabinet] won't be right away. I figured I could use the bins for now, and may even end up with the bins inside the cabinet later. Can you comment on your separation of? I see that you have various colors stacked...

Yeah, those are the same bins that I'm planning to get as well.

Post Black Friday, I've got a pretty good collection of various MF towels now. To the point that I really need to get some storage for them. I know that many of you keep your various MF towels separated (e.g. paint, wheels, glass, interior, etc). I'm interested to know to what level do you...

:xyxthumbs: I figured showing the mold alone was a bit dull & boring...

As I mentioned above, I've used it for making fiberglass molds of various items. For example, I've made a mold of a trunk floor as part of a speaker enclosure. I also know of people who've made molds of front fenders, bumpers, and many other automotive parts. My in-laws have a 5th wheel...

I was going to ask similar. I've used the Megs Mold Release wax for a [fiberglass] mold, but was trying to figure out how it applied to detailing...

You guys think it's bad here? I spend a lot of time on a dedicated photography forum and it's just as bad there - where the purpose is to share pictures! Having said that, I do prefer off-site hosting because I generally share the pictures with various people and across various forums. It's a...

I really appreciate you sharing this with us Meghan! I know that you and I exchanged some messages while you weren't even in the office. My hats off to all of you guys. As a relatively new member, this was my first big holiday sale here - I really enjoyed the various sales. However, seeing this...

:iagree: Very interested to hear about some of these things as well.

It's only after I start giving these people bills/invoices that they begin to understand how much time & money I'm wasting... even if the bill has a discount applied to show a $0.00 balance.