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Hmm, soft panels that bend on these cars, good to note and thanks for sharing that. I assume because of this, the correction took longer than expected, due to less pressure being apply while compounding? Great work, car looks very nice!

Thank you! That's what it is supposed to remind you of :xyxthumbs: Actual song released in 1992, I was in high school. I'm 36 and I do not think I am old at all haha. Thanks! Now ya'll know what song you will be singing next time you're cleaning windows!! :laughing:

Sorry, I couldn't tell you, as I have not used the Pinnacle product (yet).

Sorry I couldn't help it Im the MAN

Thanks for the feedback and your experiences guys, I appreciate it!

I think the constructive feedback you were trying to get across was: "I don't recommend using a PC as you risk splattering the chemical product, requiring unnecessary clean-up. The hand application works fine." :xyxthumbs:

Just some quick background. I am in the process of putting together the pieces to start my part time detailing business. I walked into the city and county building last week to talk to zoning about a home auto detailing business. They said I cannot do that because, while a home run business is...

Right, be sure you are protecting yourself with this stuff! I wore glasses and rubber gloves even when doing it by hand.

Sounds like a solid plan, go for it! I will be experimenting with my PC as well with a similar technique, I just wanted to try the hand process first to see how it would work. The instructions say it can be applied either by hand or machine polisher.

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Yikes, that was pretty bad! Great work on the turn around, black paint never disappoints when it comes to paint correction. Might look into that garage flooring for my garage, I have a sealed floor with the specks but it can get slippery when wet.

Nice work!

Not long. I rubbed the product in for about 3 minutes per section, with the MF pad, then immediately sprayed it down with water while rubbing with my gloves. Thanks for all the other comments, really happy with the results! I thought for sure I would not be able to get those nasty spots off :o

Ugh...no, just no!

I have been wanting to tackle the severely water spotted windows on my family mini-van for quite a while now. They have been there since we bought the car :o I finally got started this week and was able to put my new water spot remover to the test. Products used: Chemical Guys Water Spot...

I've looked at lot of your stuff and it is always very professional and well done. Very inspiring work, car looks great!

Cool looking car and it looks fantastic now! I hear you on the time spent for paint correction jobs. Always takes me 2 days (all weekend) to correct a car that needs a good bit of work. Justin

Car looks great! Good example photos comparing the compound vs. polish, I experienced this as well on a recent black car I detailed. Stickers are indeed a pain, I just removed all my stickers from my personal race car :cry:

Jumping in to see what the updates turn out to be. I will be in position to get insurance in the near future.

I would recommend doing what you prefer to do. Not sure if one is better than the other. Does your city have any regulations around a detailing business running out of the garage? I assume you setup an LLC or SP for your business? Justin