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I didn't get any before or after but I do have a couple of hood reflection shots. I was kind of dead afterwards! I'll try and and get some pics and determine the floor coloring.

Thanks for the reply. I haven't dealt with much wood in a vehicle.

I am detailing a hearse using HD Speed on the outside but wonder what is best for the wood floor in the back. Any suggestions on what to use other than regular wood furniture polish?

I have the 1385 and really like it. My wife love using it around the house also. The difference is the amount of water held and the profile.

I've already went camping this week, smoked 3 racks of baby back ribs today, so looks like I'll probably do something to use up some HD Speed. Our city fireworks were canceled due to flooding.

This item use to be the DP turbo dryer. You can find a lot of threads if you search using the DP name. Nick did a good intro review when the dryer first came out. I have the DP dryer and also a Metro blaster SideKick pro. I now use them at different times depending on size of the job.the McKee's...

Congrats on the shop and job on the vehicles.

Checked out your blog, good looking finish on the 911.

I have an LLC also and found that insurance is reasonable for my area.

He probably doesn't use a buffer so no one would strangle him with the cord for the lie! Should have asked what he charged for the black car.

I am using a McColloch 1385 with a triangle brush head. I cover it with a microfiber towel.

I vacuum, use my pc when needed, Megs APC on some spots and steam. You can get decent inexpensive steamers. I don't own an extractor.

Haven't ever tried but would like to learn. Guess I would be the second choice.

I have the sidekick pro and the DP turbo. The sidekick is easier to handle and not as bulky. My preference is the Sidekick Professional.

Welcome to AGO.

The pancake compressor won't cut it. I haven't been able to use my Tornador in a year since I no longer have access to a large compressor. I have switched to steam instead for the most parts and improvised as needed. I don't really miss my Tornador.

Mike I know you are very busy and can't answer every question directed at you when posted. I was mainly pointing out his last sentence which applied to all of us here in the forum that are IDA members. I can't get on the forum as much as when I am back home and when I am I don't have but 10-15...

Paul I am surprised you didn't get any replies. I joined the IDA in December and am just an operator, haven't got the CD or SV yet but am working on it. My main reason for joining was the education opportunities with the webinars. I don't think having the certifications would make a lot of...

My only chance to watch is if it gets a lot of replays. I kind of don't have tv where I am.

Glad you posted this Mike. I have the tools but didn't think about using on a vinyl top. Thanks.