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I do it all the time. Does not hurt, and I try to help others when I can. BTW I agree 100% with bobbyg. lol

Very likely she was on some sort of a drug, whether prescribed or not. I work in a auto parts store and get people telling me their life story all the time, I just let them ramble on until they get I'm not the right person to be having a conversation with since I'm "busy".

That is nuts! How can anyone think of washing their car with a scotchbrite pad is just beyond me.

Any input?

Just tell them your killing weeds. I call that "added value'! Im the MAN

Sorry to bump such an old thread, but let's some more garages! I currently have a single car garage full of stuff so as of right now I can't even fit a car in there, only about halfway. :(

I have done this as well. Works very well, for the tougher scuffs or grease stains I use a diluted APC and brush.

I used to work in an auto parts store. The same totes they use for starter, alt, core returns and any returns in general, all the new products come back in the same totes. They are never cleaned, so the metal from defect brake pads, dirt and grime from other returns and defects the MF towels...

Shows just what a difference a true detailer makes. Great job!

Hey guys I currently have a rotary buffer with foam pads, I have used it a couple of time with prety good success on spare practice panels. I have not tried to do some real cutting but instead mild cut and polish with decent results, I'm trying not to damage my panels too much. I was looking...

I would go with two 12x12, easier to set up although may take a little longer to set up. Also if you happen to work in a tighter spot 12x12 would fit.

I've been looking at this also. I've been thinking of getting at least a water softener to avoid water spots.

Wash, claybar, Meguiar's paint correction kit worked well for me. Also sandpaper a can of white paint and clear would help. Meguiar's kit was very easy to apply, even by hand I was happy with the rsults. I had a white P10, and it worked out fairly well, was not noticable unless you got pretty...

What is going on? lol Cliffs?

Glad it was caught early. Will be in my prayers.

Looks great man, you are doing well!

I definitely understand under 1k is not really feasible. I do plan on investing more. Just with the 1k I have now, I'd like to get an idea of what I should think of getting. Not looking to be prefessional right now, but gt more serious as a hobby and getting paid for it.

I got my 10x10 pop up from harbor freight. 60 bucks with discount. In Hialeah.

My main focus point is definitely learning the basics and building upon that. Boot camp is definitely I'm going to attend, whether it be this one or the next one. As of right now, I can take care of mild swirls and oxidized paint and other minor defects. I know for a fact I need to be more...

Alright guys I currently have quite a bit of supplies which I believe is enough to help get more serious about detailing. I have a few waterless washes, compounds, polishes, wax, foam pads, rotary buffer, 5000w ac/dc converter with battery setup, electric pw, vacumn wet/dry, shampoos etc.. I...