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mmmmm... Muscle Milk... tastes just like liquid german chocolate cake.

Exact same, just different color so that you can distinguish them for different purposes, such as white for say buffing and indigo for QD or whatever.

AG needs to carry those Griots yellow scrubbing pads;)

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I bet you could have easily up-sold him on at least a 1 step polish being that it is a black car. And what is going on with your detailing truck, looks like it could use some love:D

What process did you use? Did you use Diamondite or compound/polish combo?

DO NOT CLEAN AND POLISH IT!!! Listen to Rick Harrison.

Pre-treat with Folex, brush it in real good, then mix some extremely hot water with APC+, brush it in as well and then extract the water using a wet vac. You must extract as much as you can or the stains will resurface. This is how I cleaned carpets and upholstery before I got an HP60 and a...

Of the one's you have listed 845 is your best bet for the daily drivers as it looks great and last about 6 months. As far as the steps to take before hand, you should use a product such as Klasse AIO or Optimum Poli-Seal, which is a great product to use in order to remove some light swirls and...

Plain and simple, set your prices and stick to them. Unless your friends or friends friends do something for you in exchange they do not deserve a discounted detail. If you start doing 3-steps for $30 you are setting yourself up for failure. Never deviate from your prices for anyone.

As far as cleaning wheel wells goes with lowered vehicles, I rely solely on the pressure washer to get them clean. The hard part with lowered wheel wells is dressing them. For this I use a 2 gallon air compressor I bought from Sears for $60 and a paint spray gun from Harbor Freight that cost...

A steam cleaner, even the $100 one from WalMart will tackle that very easily. Pressurized steam has an amazing cleaning power.

The heating element in the Mytee Lite is an in-line heater, meaning that as the water runs from the reservoir and through the heater on its way to the spray head it is heated up. Therefore, you will notice that the water is boiling hot when you first spray it out, as that water has been sitting...

Fuzion is $100 for the next 24 hours, with the free refill that makes it a $50 wax.

Sorry about that Matt, i was reading a thread before by Mirror Detailing where he had to use UC on the entire car, I must have gotten the threads mixed up:doh:

How long did you spend with the UC on the entire car?