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Hey Tom, kinda off topic but I see your're from Bloomington; like that town alot. Love going to the BlueBird. Peace Love and Anarchy Derek

I totally agree the Tornador seems like a cool tool, but it seems like it's just the same thing as using an air gun and a spray bottle/brush. I'd love to have one if someone gave it to me but can't really justify spending the money for the Tornador.

Good advice, thanks:props:

Nice ride brother!

Great idea, looks awesome!

Man, that was tough to watch(the first vid). You could almost feel the swirls and holograms being applied to the paint with those techniques. Nice job with the cord buddy. I'm really shocked that some "professionals" work this way. The razor may work but I just think there is a better, safer...

Ok, i watched a minute and a half and here is what I think so far. I wouldn't do this at all. Whether it works or not, there is many safer ways to remove overspray then running a piece of plastic, with hardly(none) any lube. It's a black BMW, I'm betting the paint is pretty soft. He's doing it...

As is everything in this post, awesome info. That last line really tops it off. Great conversation starter as well as a chance to explain why you are the best choice for someone to maintain their vehicle. I love Autogeek!!

Welcome to the insanity!:eek: What do you use on your paint? Clay, polish, sealant, wax?

From AUTOPIA.... by way of michigan

should be good for some free products eh? just kidding!

Just wanted to be the first ever to post in a Detailing section of a Detailing forum SWEET!!:D

Another "QEW like" product, awesome! I've used QEW for a few years and just received my OPT "no rinse" from the Geek and am itching to try it out. This looks promising as well. Is this the wave of the future??

Thanks, glad to be here:) Usually one of my first stops when I need something. NOw if you were to start carrying Collonite.....::p