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Last year we took our cargo van to Signarama and they quoted us over two grand for a full van wrap. So we took the van to Maaco for a paint job ($700.00) and then back to Signarama for the design work. (Another $700.00) All in all about $1,400.00 for the two-step process compared to over two...

Advertising opportunities are endless with that thing. Good Luck!

Outstanding website! Can't beat a site with the Allman Brothers, Danzig, and Hendrix playing in the background.

You're from South Florida and a hockey fan, does that make you a Panther and Everblades fan?

Kodak EasyShare C875. 8 Mega-pixels and it still works after four years. At one time it was one of the best cameras out there, then I think the next week it was obsolete. Regardless, we're firm believers that it's not the size of your telescoping lens but how you use it.:)

We're stocked with every size imaginable. Some moldings are just too skinny to waste 1" tape on.

I should probably add that with the Mytee-Lite II, pre-treating any stains with Folex or a diluted APC is necessary 80% of the time. Without doing that, you'd be sitting there all day making passes without acceptable results.

I read in "Car and Driver" or "Road and Track" a few issues ago that their not going to do it. I certainly hope there is a change in thinking. Or maybe the magazine got it wrong, but they seem to stay on top of things pretty well.

Two of the best cars Pontiac has made in decades (GTO and G8) come at the end, and will be tough to find in the future. It's a shame Chevy won't duplicate the two and throw a different nameplate on 'em.

We use the Flex for paint correction, and while it takes a bit longer than a rotary it's darn-near impossible to burn the paint...even for beginners.

We're completely mobile, so we went with the Mytee-Lite II 8070. It's light weight and small enough to fit in our cargo van. Now, if we ever decide to get a shop we'll be switching over to the Mytee HP-100. With 130-something inches of water lift and an 11 gallon tank, not to mention the...

Zach, when I started out I sold my '88 Iroc-Z for a 5 x 10 trailer and all of the necessary equipment. Everyone thought I'd lost my mind, now some of them are unemployed and envious of the move. Good Luck to ya!

Your location has a lot to do with pricing as well. Southern California detailers will most likely make more per vehicle than folks in Fargo. Take a look at your competitors prices and charge accordingly. The thought of gifting your details for friends and family to gain experience is a good...

+1 for Wolfgang.

We use two of these Walmart.com: Optimus Portable Ceramic Heater with Thermostat: Home Improvement Within fifteen minutes the garage warms to the non-nauseating point. A heck of a lot more comfortable than the old propane that got too hot, and nothing.

+ 1 for P21S. We favor the gel here, and it's as safe and effective as anything.

The million dollar question. Not sure what your idea of inexpensive is, but it's tough to beat Wolfgang TSR.

Took the wife to a 3 Door's Down concert at Ruth Eckerd Hall a few years ago that had a little known band called Shinedown open for them. Great show! Waylon is who usually plays in this house.

Saw a television show a month or so ago on the Discovery channel that's focus was on Canada, but they talked heavily towards the end of the show about the Spyder. What a machine!

+1 for Poorboys Trim Restorer.