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Good eye lol but guess what came in today.... backing plate & 5.5 ccs pads Also barely got my DA 2 days ago :cool:

Thanks vegas!

Thank you! Its all about advertising my friend and telling everyone you meet. Also can not stress enough how important a website is! 90% my clients come from me being found on the internet.

Now this lol When I started up in January with my biz never could have dreamed I would be at this point. Started out just doing $25 car washes now getting up to $200+ details. My hard work is finally paying off! Could not have reached this point without all the helpful people on this forum...

Actually used the griots clay brand new out of the package and it is really sticky. Used gloves and plenty of clay lube. Worked fine

Luckily for me the overspray is not bad and if anything not even visible unless your inspecting close up. Its more of a " i want my neighbor to pay for this!" type situation lol Checked out the vehicles Sunday set them up for this weekend and will be doing full exterior detail and overspray...

Good tip. I'll remember to throw on some gloves

By the door waiting for my 845 and DA to come in today! Great info

I don't always paint my car, but when I do I use 24k gold flake. Nice looking ride, can't wait to check out the results

I use dodo juice concentrate clay lube. Works awesome and also found out it leaves windows spotless and streak free! Use it for the windows all the time now

Ended up going with the GG6. Griots Garage Random Orbital Polish & Wax Kit, Griots Garage Dual Action Polisher, Griots machine polishes, Best of Show Wax Ordered some other stuff I needed as well. Think Im going to order some CCS pads or LC pads though

I have more info from the client. Paint is latex, most of it came off when he washed it. Both cars are white and the over spray is tan paint. Im ordering the yellow clay from Griot's, Xenit (which Mike has said worked well for him), and going to get some plastic razor blades. Should be...

My thoughts exactly. I can have someone knocking out smaller areas with something like the PC while I work the Flex. PC- 3 GG6- 4 Flex- 4

For the vehicle I am going to wax next was going to go with Collinite 845. And yeah obviously more power and bigger pad will make things go by faster. Looked up the P21S applicators think ill order them. I have no problem waxing by hand on smaller cars and sedans. But suvs or vehicles with...

For da I've always leaned towards the GG6. But man it's hard not to pass up the Flex. As long as the old lady doesn't find out if I go with the flex hehe PC- 2 GG6- 3 Flex- 2

+1 for your input. Makes sense. Lighter/smaller PC for something like simple waxing would be easier than dragging around the Flex. And yes no doubt the are all great tools.

Update GG6 gets another vote from a buddy of mine couple citys away. Also pointing out about the warranty. Ill be making my decision by 12am central time. keep the votes coming in! PC- 2 GG6- 2 Flex - 1

Yeah I was looking at that kit, looks like a sweet deal. PC- 2 GG6- 1 Flex - 1 Yes good point :xyxthumbs: im also getting my bro into detailing so was thinking he could learn on something like the PC and big daddy Flex for me lol

PC- 1 GG6- 1 I forgot about GG6 warranty. +1 :xyxthumbs:

PC takes the lead with one vote! lol but good point about PC being smaller for those tight spots