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My truck is wiped down and given a spray sealant EVERY night. Doesn't matter if it's going to, did or was raining ....... it still gets cleaned. And now ...... the trailer is turning into the same daily project. Wife understands .... sorta ..... but would like the same time spent on her...

You're very welcome. I hope everything works out for you. With regard to the dilemma ..... I'll give you a pass. :dblthumb2:

It would probably depend on how long the coating needs to cure, what coating you're using and how long since you applied the coating.

Congrats to you! The previous owner .......... not so much. :dblthumb2:

This will be very helpful to you. [ame]www.youtube.com/watch?v=9rAM78oDffM[/video]

It would be easier and more conforming to wet sand the "glob" down to a flush level with the surrounding paint. As long as the chips are completely filled then the sanding will look pretty good. Sounds scary, but it really isn't.

Daaaaamn son! That looks gorgeous! Beautiful job. :dblthumb2:

It's hands down "THE BEST ADHESIVE REMOVER" ....... ever. I swear by this stuff. Bummer it's more accessible online than anywhere else.

We need to know what the color of your truck is, however it's safe to say there will be a discoloration. It isn't actually the paint that will be different, but rather the clear coat. I'm being picky, but that's what actually lightens up when exposed to the elements. Under the circumstances...

Automotive photography is a hobby of mine. I'm a fellow owner within a BMW club and when given the opportunity I'll grab a few pics while we're all together.

No, I don't approach them. If opportunity presents itself then I may strike up a casual conversation. Something like "Love that color!". Or ...... "I bet that color really pops when it's clean." Many times that will lead me right into selling mode. More times than not I have been able to...

If you believe in your skills and aren't afraid of charging customers what you're worth then that's the route you should take. I'm unsure as to what your market is like or the income median is in your area, however there is a clientele for every budget. That being said, hold out for that...

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Hey Pete, Welcome to AGO from Texas!

BEAUTIFUL job!

By the way, with regard to products to use it would depend upon what quality of service you're going to offer as to what cost you want to incur for product and what you want to keep your profit line at. Zep products are decent and cheap. These are products usually used by the higher volume...

You could apply a $5 increase per car and maybe $7 for larger vehicles if you included a "wax". I use the quotation marks as it isn't a typical wax application. The wax is applied during the drying process. Nothing expensive. Just something that will work and is offered for sale in bulk...

Collinite outlasts JetSeal all day long.

Thanks. I was going for an eye catching theme. I've had quite a few comments and praise from recent clients. It's doing just what it needs to ....... grab the attention!

Definitely. Actually, I am. I owner a Silverado, Tahoe and most recently a Tundra. The Taco is just right, has plenty of power and is surprisingly strong. It is also a daily driver ......... lots of road trips. In the long run, the Tundra was just too big. No need for all of that. The...