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The micro fiber towel comment gave me a good chuckle :laughing:

Not great but not extremely bad either. The good news is they can be fixed using your PC.

I'm fully mobile. I think this way you get more higher end work. Most customers with expensive vehicles don't like them to be out of there site for to long.

Magic Eraser works.

I don't know if you have a steam cleaner, but they work great for windows.

Do you think using the side stick handle puts more pressure on that side? Or is it still adding even center pressure for the most part?

I go with something in the middle, not over the top but just good gloss.

Opti-Coat it , NO more waxing or sealants!

Thank you!

Few outside pics...

I've also been there. Good idea on the meet and greet.

More peeps than I thought!

Wow! Some of you are pretty close.

How many of you are in Ohio? I'm about 20 miles south of Cleveland.

I just detailed this chopper the other day for a customer. He's selling it and wanted to get it all polished out for pictures. It took 13 hours to complete. Aluminum motor, rims and controls. The day I started, I jumped right into it and forgot to take before pics lol. It was clean just...

I just made this video and wanted to share the results. Wet sanded 1000 and 1500 Compounded with M105 Polished Protected All done with 849X Rotary Polisher I put pictures up a few weeks ago, this is a video from all the pics. Wet Sanding & Polishing Paint - YouTube

This depends on how deep you want to go. I would wash, clay bar and use a good cleaner/wax and see how it looks. If your still not happy go the machine polishing route.

Good when compounding!

Windex with ammonia will work.

Thanks! The hard part was wet-sanding off the flat paint because it turned milky white just like clear coat, so you don't know if your still on the flat paint or the original clear.