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I suggest you learn how to use Quickbooks, because most accountants know it and understand it and you can just ship them your data file. Yes it has a steeper learning curve but you can grow a lot as a business and never have to buy another program.

If you're talking about the loop handle at the head of the machine that loop has two small tabs on it that contact the head and stop the loop from going toward the pad. There's not much to them. I suspect they're broken off and allowing the handle to move further than it's really supposed to. I...

Pappy Van Winkle Family Reserve.

Yeah, truck looks great. Which can be tough because that's a lot of real estate to polish! Not trying to bust your balls, more trying to save you from that customer that will do it eventually (whether it's deserved or not usually)

It looks good But the "if I had just a bit more pad or maybe a bit more aggressive product I could have really made a difference" statement? You should ALWAYS have the tools you need for the job and it should be that far left field item that's the only thing that gets you. Not that you didn't...

Pressure washer would be my first line of attack. Going to have to see it though. Plastic fender liners concrete really won't adhere to in such a way that it won't come off, but the bigger challenge isn't where it's thick, it's where it's thin. I'm thinking it's going to be a wheels off detail...

If you don't get any leather dressing on the outside :)

I guess I'm missing it. You bought a buffer with a 1 year warranty, and when it failed outside of that warranty it's junk. There's a reason that a warranty is for a set time period, just saying. Some people will be in warranty, some will be out. It's the chance you take. Unless of course you do...

Out of the list that you posted my $ is on a card skimmer on the Sheetz pump. But dealing with this stuff for a living the card was probably hacked previously. But even we've been had, wife used a brand new debit card at a Buffalo Wild Wings and the next day someone in FL used it to buy a fuel...

The Flex is a rotary, the Boss a DA. I don't really see that there's a compare. You have a 3401 so you have a DA.

Has to have a Starbucks and no Wal-Mart Im the MAN

Curious , were both of you using DA's? CarPro actually says to use a rotary which is why I ask. I like the idea of using a DA and taking longer to accomplish that taking what is essentially 3K grit pads and a rotary to it. I have the velvet and denim pads here, but haven't pulled the trigger...

3 pads on an entire car really isn't a lot though. I've used that many on a single panel.

It's a finishing glaze, it has no abrasives.

If I recall correctly the grill is Alum/pot metal with chromed cross bars horizontally and vertically and satin (flash chrome) in the honeycomb. That was the era where the Thunderbird, the LTD2, etc were all pretty much the same car with different trim levels. Not the US car markets most...

2BM = 2 Bucket Method

Chemical Guys. Blacklight is a product, not something from our hippy days :-) Mine's Menzerna 4500. Just love the final product.

Anyone found a source for good quality squeeze bottles? I've tried some of the beauty supply places with no love. The 32oz Menzerna bottles just kill me for inconvenience. I'd love to find some that have the duckbill tips like Titebond glue if I can.

I think asking after the fact is pointless. just my thought.