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Yes, but it would make a great business slogan! :)

Very nice! I'm looking forward to comparing both of these with the microfiber towels I'm currently using for these tasks!

I can just imagine the fine print on the business card... "We don't do roofs... or bumpers!"

Their marketing won't prevent me from buying their products. I just won't rely on reviews posted on the website when deciding whether or not to buy a product. Then again, nobody should, on any website, buy based on reviews alone.

Those are some very, very good towels! Supreme 600 is still my fave for waterless, but those you mention are for many other tasks!

Was it one of the OEM plates or one of the plates from the aftermarket LC plate system?

Tell him that you charge extra to do substandard work. "If you're going to do it, do it right the first time" - Mike Holmes

Very nice find!!

I'm not knocking the product at all (can't knock something I haven't had a chance to evaluate personally), but... Any LSP, sealant, or coating is going to look phenomenal on a stunning car like that... Even Turtle Wax...

Arctic White's are currently on BOGO... Now's the time to get them...

Okay, time to eat crow... There was another post where someone was asking about lubricating the felt ring on a FLEX XC 3401 VRG, and I figured that this time I would post the actual link to where Mike spoke about it being no longer required nor recommended. One problem: I couldn't find those...

Agreed, but curating product reviews completely negates the purpose of reviews. Companies that do this might as well remove the comments and implement a feedback form instead.

If this is true, and in no way am I disagreeing with you, then would there be any reason for a home-based detailer who never drives the customer's car off the property to have anything beyond their homeowners policy?

If you use a spray bottle, make sure it has a quality sprayer. I wasted a good portion of a HydrO2 sample I had received because I didn't do this... If you really want to get a fine mist and a nice, even distribution of product, buy a small handheld pressurized sprayer. Fair warning though -...

If you plug your halogens into a surge protector (ideally, a single-outlet surge protector), the bulbs should last longer...

Although it does hide minor swirls and water spots, and despite the fact that AG advertises it as a "polish and glaze in one", I think "paint cleaner" is a more accurate term for what it is/does. If you're polishing with Menzerna, BF, or Wolfgang polishes/compounds, then yes, you do not need...

I meant to say "I prefer using it over my FLEX 3401"...

:iagree: I do this myself and don't know how I ever got by without a sprayer! What sprayer are you using?

I recently picked up a bottle of Menzerna PL (to keep my six other bottles of Menzerna product company :) ). I have heard great things about it and look forward to using it!