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Meguiares has some metal polishes that they sell on AGO. Chemical guys has some too that I believe is sold at AGO. I haven't used either of them though as none of my wheels are chrome.

Something for waterless washes. Sealant to protect the car after you polish it. Wax? Wheel Cleaner, APC, and who knows what else

The 2 towel method is applying the glass cleaner with one microfiber (wet one) and then removing any streaks with another one (dry one). You can also sometimes get away by folding the towel into 4's and then just using the front and back of one for the wet and dry.

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The Griots Garage 6" polisher is the best "beginner" polisher. Larry Kosilla even used them for many years until he started polishing with Rupes. He will even still use the GG occasionally. If you don't know who Larry is type his name into google and read what comes up.

The rupes don't have the washer because they have a soft start so the full energy is only applied when pressure is on the polisher. That's what I remember hearing from the rupes president.

It kind of looks like wet cotton ball stands

Auto geek service comes though again!

I don't know for sure, but I would say just vinegar.

Yeah. 10% of the price should be in supplies. So find out the supply cost and multiply it times 10.

That's when you ask them what are they willing to pay or what do they think is reasonable. I know I've made extra money on jobs like pressure washing driveways by doing that.

2000 psi is the max that should be used on cars. I remember hearing that from someone on this forum.

Within like 25 miles of Wilmington NC. There is one neighborhood in particular that has literally everything from BMW's to 918 to csx to F40 to Bugatti Veyron SS. That is literally only one neighborhood though. I want to become a big enough detailer that I'll get business from them. There's not...

Did you test it in the most inconspicuous spot there was? Also a paint gauge helps in determining what's left.

Just because this is a forum for auto geek doesn't mean that you can't post anything on here from other websites. Sometimes you have to shop around. Things are always carried at one place and I don't think anyone will disagree with that.

I found on my Craigslist that you can get some good ones for like $75. There was even a REALLY nice one, in box for $75. Plus you don't have to wait for shipping.

Maybe take a video and add it on here so that we can see what's happening

What did you have to do to the SLS? Was it a polish or just a wash?

Re: Mike Phillips - Vehicle Inspection Form - Version 2 I would love a copy of this and the old version 1 as well

What are good ways other than magnets/wraps on your car and a website?