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I would get a licence and insurance like everyone else who makes money doing this!

i agree that real paint correction can not be done in a little over an hour but you can fix a little and hide a lot. You can hit the heavier scratches first by spot sanding. I think the flex would do great with a heavy cutting foam pad and a aio product. just keep your pads clean

Jeez what a poopie pants:(

Oh and to answer your question so the 5 and 3 inch backing plates

The porter cable is an under powered piece of junk. You probably won't have any issues withe the hf polisher I have heard nothing but good stuff about them.

andy

Put me in Mike

zephyr pro 40

I always use a rotary buffer in my pad washer on speed 1 then I take it out and slowly work my way up to speed 6 and spin dry my pads.

Gtechniq C5 or Exo

Stop using turtle wax! That's your first problem

They are probably really etched in there because sprinkler water is unrefined with the tds probably well over 1500 ppm. It will be a task. Meguiars 105 or 101 then finish with 205. You might need to go with a hybrid wool pad from scholl or lake country to start. Finish with foam.

where are you finding the dg 341 I am having trouble locating it?

Who cares where products or tools come from as long as they are good?

I was 20 years old just moved back to florida needed a job. Cars were always one of my interests since I was young. One of my buddies put me on to a high end detailer who was hiring. I applied and got the job, but I quickly found out it he was one of those guys who gives you a machine and a...

armor all is the best

It's my opinion that when you sand and buff a lens you need to seal it with a permanent coating like opti lens. Any other wax like products will actually speed up the process of degradation, because it absorbs the elements and a true chemically bonding sealers, seal them out.

forget the 303 it's crap. just look on the label it says to apply every couple of weeks. who wants to do that.

what I would suggest is to go to buschshineproducts.com. all they deal with is polishing metal. grab some of there aluminum wheel cleaner and their polish. the cleaner removes all the old polish and makes the wheel a lot easier to polish. then I would just go over them by hand with the...

use your rotary with the wool and stay in between speed 2 and 3 don't use a lot of pressure just nice slow hand movement