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Looks pretty good, $30/hr is one hell of a deal for paint correction.

I absolutely love my Wookie Fist, I've nicknamed it Chewy. It actually serves me two purposes, I wash with it and use it as a pillow. :awesome: I would love to try the Supernatural and Banana Armour, thanks AG.

Hey frosty, You definitely should start off with the SIP on a white pad, if that does not provided the desired correction, move up to SIP on a orange pad, and if that still does not provide the desired correction, then you use PG, which is a very aggressive compound, on a orange or yellow and...

Autogeek pick me for a Flex knife pretty please!!!:hungry:

He asked... meaning how much would you charge a regular customer, the price for a family member would depend on how much I like them, so for some that might have costed around $1000:laughing:

You should at least charge 30/hr minimum when detailing, so you can do the math on 20+ hours:eek:. I have done numerous interiors on mini vans like that and let me tell you, having a Mytee HP60 makes cleaning carpet and upholstery like that a breeze, actually enjoyable. On interiors that are...

Spray the seals down with a simple silicone spray, which can be purchased at Wal-Mart or any local auto parts store. Petroleum jelly such as vaseline will work as well. Be careful with WD-40, while many use it for the same purpose, it can attack and break down the seals with repeated use...

Sorry to hear about the Aztec. I decided to go with the HP60, that machine is awesome at pulling anything out of carpets. I was thinking about purchasing one of the $100 Mcculloch steamers to work on tough interior and engines. What type of steamer do you have?

Hey Steven, I thought I saw in another post that you purchased an Aztec Hot Rod but you do not mention using it in the interior detail. Why's that?

Since it's silver, I'm gonna say PSII.

I was wondering what everybody's favorite LSP was for specific paint colors. What is your favorite LSP for white, black, silver, red, royal blue, yellow, etc. Does metallic flake in the paint change your choice of LSP as well and if so, would you choose a different LSP for say a blue car with...

Has anyone used the new LC CCS pads that have two layers? I have heard great things about the pads. Anyone know if AG is planning on stocking them?

and you just stood there and watched in dismay, I would have had to say something. :bat:

I was wondering if anyone has tried both the new Meguiars Quik Wax or Ultimate Quik Detailer and Ultima Paint Guard Plus. I have personally used the UQD and think it is a great product as it beads up after numerous washes and looks brilliant. I have not tried UPGP, but the is a large...

Nice work on that monster. The dealer better sub-contract you guys after that job.:dblthumb2:

Scratch remover first starting with a white pad, assuming you bought LC CCS pads, if swirls are still apparent move up to the orange pad, buff at a setting of 5. Follow up with AFP on a white pad at 5. While it is not necessary to use the cleaner, as the AFP should give you an LSP (Last Step...

A little more info would help, what are the specific products that you bought?

Just making sure i'm reading this right. You used 205 via DA on the trim and then waxed over it. What type of wax did you use, I've always used PB Trim Restorer and tried to avoid getting wax on the trim at all cost. Would appreciate feedback as I'm always looking for new ways to treat trim.

Dawn is widely used to strip wax off of a cars finish. Many professional detailers use Dawn as their first step in cleaning a car that is going to be polished and waxed. Dawn will not harm your cars finish so do not be hesitant to use Dawn if you plan on applying a new coat of wax.

Any more suggestions out there, I know some people have to have opinions on this topic?