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All of the above is very accurate. I am a current WA State EMT and have cleaned out A LOT of ambulances and equipment. I currently do interiors for local law enforcement is they get blood or other biohazards in their patrol cars. I use a product from Mt. Hood Chemical in Portland OR called...

I have had good luck with my GG6 and cutting pads (lots of them) using Megs M67. It WILL take lots of time but should come out nicely. Work small areas, clean pad after every pass and change pads very often. I'll use 8-12 pads on a boat that size with bad oxidation. Good Luck:dblthumb2: Mike

Yup...I'll use my GG6 (with 5" plate) over my G21 depending on the vehicle. Awesome results every time! My GG3 can do some correcting with a bit more time and passes in the tight areas until i can get my RUPES iBrid or when Griots can put a more powerful motor in the 3" tool. 3th gen maybe with...

I am thinking if the 50' section was off the tank to the PW, you need a bigger pump. The pump rating is off the end of the pump, you will have loss at the end of the hose. with a 2.3 gpm PW i would run a 5 gmp pump with at least 40psi. I run a 3 GPM / 30psi thru a 20' hose to my 1.2 gpm electric...

That what I find works best with it! Mike

I just did this little camp trailer a couple days ago. I used Megs M67 One Step Compound on a G21 with MF cutting pads. Ate right through the oxidation and left a nice slick surface with some wax left behind. I did a test spot with my rotary on a wool pad, seemed no better than the G21...this...

I use Megs Hyperdressing at 2:1 for engines...

As far as I know it's all stock. The 302 in this car is the "base" if you will...350 hp. But they may have beefed things up too...

Today's Detail was on a 1966 Mustang in Dusty Rose aka "Playboy Pink". All of the supporting documents on this car have been lost over the years, but it is claimed by the previous owner to be one of 14 Mustangs purchased by Hugh Hefner in '66 in this color. This particular car is said to have...

Absolutely! Adds to the Firehouse theme... (but not sideways, not sure why it did that....but that's me!) Mike

Keep it simple. I have 3 "packages" that i offer, each building off the lower one. Also if be flexible on the services offered in them and be willing to work with the customer on what is important to them. Obviously try to up-sell them to the highest level you offer, but if they want a premium...

The BOSS Finishing Sealant has some correction abilities dependant on your pad selection, not a lot but it's not designed for it either, just a finial little polish to go with the sealant. Great stuff!! Mike

I have a Durrmaid 1700 that i've been using for a few months now. Not a huge fan....It works for what it's for. The pressure is not great, it is not an inline heater, but it gets damn hot though! (wear gloves!) Vacuum wise, it seems to be ok, not great. I'll pick up a Mytee when I get a bigger...

Alright I'm sold....and I was at Griots store in Tacoma earlier today too!! :buffing:

So when this came out last year I applied a test area to the bed rails of my truck. Here we are 14 months later and A LOT of washes. I would have to say it holds up very well with a very noticeable deeper black than the untreated side! Excellent product Megs!!:dblthumb2: Mike

Mike...how does it compare to the 3" Electric version? I have one now i reserve for headlights and tight area if i have A LOT of time. I'ts not exactly the most powerful thing. I was looking at going to a Flex or Rupes, but if the air model is comparable I'll go that route..... Mike

Had a chance to work on a 1990 Mustang 5.0 25th Anniversary Edition the other day. Owner is a member of a Mustang club here in Washington, and due to health issues just can't do it himself anymore. Car has had some body work done to it at some point in it's life. The front clip is clear-coated...

Unless they are REALLY bad, I start with 1000, go to 3000 then finish with M105 / M205 then a sealant. Works awesome! Mike https://scontent.fsjc1-3.fna.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xtf1/v/t1.0-9/10649456_806698136097958_8292879896758601783_n.jpg?oh=8828b7be49c84494cb93fc5ed82724ef&oe=57B55508

I recently moved to D181 for leather. I have to say I really like it. Cleans nicely, suds up good, and smells awesome. Wipes off with no residue left behind ready for a conditioning! Mike