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the short answer is this: Get it wet. If it goes away, you can polish it, if it stays like that, the clear is gone.

Just moved into a shop and it has those yellow sodium lights. I need something conducive to detailing. Thinking about the new LED lights, but not sure of the light temp (4K vs 5K) Or just save my money and go with the tried and true fluorescent. Opinions?

To get tar off the car (and gum, tree sap, etc...) use Gasoline. Will not harm the paint and costs about $2 a gallon!!

I run through a gallon of Meguiars 66 in about 2 weeks using both the Flex 3401 and the DeWalt 849. DA with a LCC white and the Perfect it II green (or blue to some) on the rotary. I average 20 cars a week and the 66 is used on about 80% of them. LOVE the stuff to cover the small superficial...

WOW!! last time I saw this thread was 3 years ago..... Unable to edit my original post on page one, so I'm adding the changes here. Robert Kittredge Superior Finish Auto Reconditioning 841 Osprey DR. Richmond Hill, GA. 31324 912-610-0059 Web: Superior Finish Auto Reconditioning, serving the...

Steam Cleaners by Vapor Clean: Leading the Revolution in steam cleaning products Look near the bottom of the page.

I am going to go with the vapor steamer. Now the research begins as to which one.....

From comments on this and other forum boards. I was thinking steamer too.

I have been using the LGM for about a year now and it has worked fine for what it is. I am now getting more and more interior jobs and want to cut my time down so I can do more vehicles per day. I have about $800 allocated for new equipment and I am not sure which is better for what we do. Both...

Re: Business owners what do you pay for insurance per year? I am completely mobile (I do not drive the customers vehicle) and the cheapest I could find was $1600 a year for $1mil/$90K. So, I am self insured. I have been in business for 3 years, so IF I have a claim tomorrow and it costs $3K to...

I know this is an old thread, but I need to do the same thing. How did you hook it to the generator?My exhaust has a flange on it and I can't find an extension pipe.

and....... 24 hours later?

Yes, 6X10 with a "V" nose.

then my # is on my website Auto Detailing Savannah, Richmond Hill, Pooler, Rincon,

not here to sell the trailer.... check your PM....

Like I said, car and trailer got stuck.... rained last night and I needed to get the detail trailer out of it's hiding place. Seems that posi is worthless without the proper tires for the job.... I don't use a pressue washer any more. Burnt up a pump because it didn't have a pressure blow...

Wel, it's been a long time coming. Been saving and pinching until I could afford it. So, without further adieu, here are the pics....... car got stuck in the grass pulling the old trailer out, so that's why it's muddy..... Life is going to be SO much better now. Tomorrow I order the...

Robert Kittredge Kittredge Custom Detailing 841 Osprey DR. Richmond Hill, GA. 31324 912-610-0059 Web: Auto Detailing Savannah, Richmond Hill, Pooler, Rincon, Email: [email protected]

Thanks for the info guys, I have been using a PC7424 for a few years now, just wanted to move onto bigger, better things. The idea was to cut the polishing time down from 6+ hours. Saw a sale on a variable speed grinder at that wonderful place Harbor freight and thought I'd get one and practice...

As the title says. I see all these rotary buffers that cost WAY more than the grinder counterparts. Why? Will a variable speed grinder work?