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I use the California Water Blade as well as the Duster. The duster I use on the interior of the car on the dash. When it comes to the water blade, as long as the car has been washed and rinsed properly, I don't see it as being a risk to the finish, let the FLAMES begin.

No, I've not used it yet, still waiting for my iphone. There is a fee, a percentage of the charge, not much. As soon as I get my phone, I'll order it. What I do like about it, there is no minimum that you have to have in the account and the hardware is free.

I use the Cyclo, less likely to burn the paint... The only problem I have with it is the power toggle, sometimes I switch it off while I'm working. It is very smooth with less noise. There are people that don't feel that it's good at doing paint correction, I disagree. I like it..

Welcome. I used to live on LI, Bayshore, now in the ATL

DId you vote for BUSH??? I have one word for you. KATRINA!!!!!

I feel exactly what you are saying. President Obama has been blamed from everything from the OIL spilling out in the GULF to boils and sores on peoples backs. This man has been in office for less than 2years. When BUSH came in to office, we had a 2 TRILLION dollar surplus, they spent that in 8...

Question: Can you use the DP Rinseless Wash & Gloss in a foam cannon and then just wipe it down? Remember, there are no stupid questions...

Since the pads came in a plastic bag when they were new, would it not be better to put them back in a plastic bag after they are clean and completely dry?

I would just put $10 Hand CAR WASH thur-sun, or what ever days you are there. Just keep it simple

Quality counts. There are several automated car washes in my area. On the weekends, I setup at a local gas station, they know I'm going to be there and that they are able to get a good wash. I can't wash cars for $10. I used to take my car to the automated wash, it cost me $12 for the wash...

I have a Econoline 250 Van, it's a 2.5 ton truck. Figure the water is a lil more than a ton with another 300lbs for my battery bank. Half the weight capacity is being used. Once the truck is closed, you really can't tell all the weight is there.

I have a lot of word of mouth clients and I hand out those flyers that I showed you the other day. I have a 300gal tank and I can get about 25 washes out of it. Keep in mind that the foamer uses less water along with the pressure rinse. You use less water with a pressure washer than with a hose...

That's the same car I have on my flyers...:xyxthumbs:

You should checkout those tents at Walmart for $49, you know how hot and sunny it's been here and unless you have that shade all day, it will be a rush to dry those cars before the water spots show up..just lookin out. :)

How big is your water tank?

Welcome. I guess we are neighbors. I'm in Dallas/Hiram area. On Sat/Sun, not this Sunday, (Fathers Day) I'm at the Shell station on 92 and Macland, come check me out and say hello.

:xyxthumbs: Welcome..

This is the basic flyer that I use, please critique, thanx

I use a Grit Gaurd in the bucket. The Foam Cannon does a great job of lossening the dirt and making it flow down. Just a personal preference for me. I used to use 3 buckets before I got the Foam Cannon, using 3 buckets now would just seem like overkill. Over the weekends, I'm washing 40-60 cars...

I don't see the need to have a bucket to rinse. Once you pressure rinse with a pressure washer and then use the California car squeegee to get most of the water off, then it just takes one small MF to complete the drying. The California car squeegee works well, even if there are small particles...