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Good call on the Meg's Hyper dressing. Probably one of the best deals out there if you use it at 4:1. Durability is pretty good as well and doesn't leave any nasty residue on trim or tires. I use it straight on my high end details and apply it with a MF applicator like a gel. Before pick up...

Mine's not plumbed correctly because up until now I've just been using it for air purging. I'll be adding filters soon. The reason mine was spitting oil was because I was adding drops of oil directly into the machine and probably put too much. Good call on the water drops and such. I'm sure...

Has to be cash, never spend more than 3 hours under any circumstance unless you upcharge. I would also just use an AIO polish like Meg's D151. It's very cost effective. Keep your chemicals simple and cheap and don't worry about getting every stain out. A good cheap wheel cleaner is Meg's Non...

Check out this review I did of the 2" machine: 2" pneumatic DA review I screwed up and accidentally deleted the original video, but scroll down and you'll see where I posted a new link.

Yeah, it'll probably run a minute and a half or two minutes without kicking on. Even when it does kick on, it catches up. Dellinger, the BP did come with it. They also sell extras. We all know that there are tight spots on certain cars that just can't be polished by machine. I'm not sure...

It does spit a little oil. The only real con I have found so far. You can turn the vent to spit a different direction though lol.

Ooops, sorry for the technical difficulty. Here's another link. 2" DA Youtube

60 gallon porter cable. I'll get the details a little later when I have more time.

That's exactly what I did. I even tried just copy and pasting the URL directly. I've posted videos before on here and other forums. I don't get it. No biggie. I probably just did something stupid.

Can't get my vid to show on here. Copied the link from youtube...any suggestions? Until then, you'll just have to follow the link.

Don't be fooled. What you are about to see is not a TA50, nor does it cost $300+ Normally, I'd say go for quality, get the Rupes. The problem is that it's over $300 and they clearly claim that they do not think the machine will hold up to polishing. I'm not willing to pay $300 to find out that...

Dry brush first, and like eagle fan said, a brush on a DA is awesome. I also air purge with compressed air.

Agreed, that's why it is important to have an immaculately clean shop and personal appearance. If you look like a hobo, nobody will take you seriously.

This is one of the first things a new detailer should read. It took me so long to get this concept through my head. Most people are clueless, and that's ok. They aren't professional detailers. Most of the time, no amount of talking to them and educating them is going to get them to stop going...

Awesome! Nice to see you on here.

Now we know how Walt got lung cancer.

You have a very artistic eye for photography and it really sets your business apart. You've inspired me to improve my own photography skills.

I think at one time there was a use. In professional detailing you can encounter some pretty crazy neglect. . .especially on German vehicles with heavy dust. No amount of elbow grease can remove baked on brake dust without a very power wheel cleaner and that's why a lot of guys did and still do...

I've seen that Richard Lin video as well. Very interesting.

Yep, I'm authorized for finest now. I've done quite a few opti coat pro jobs now, so I'm interested to see how they compare. I think both products probably have their own strengths. Right now, I'm using a dewalt rotary with 3" bp for difficult tight spots, but the size of the machine is...