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Their polishes and best in show wax is nice. Also maybe get some of their good edge less microfibers

What pad you guys recommend for it

Hey guys I am just wondering what website building site you are using and what are the costs? I really need to get a good website to add to complement my facebook page

I just cant justify paying $300 for a blower. I care about my customers and my own cars but I could spend that $300 on better prodcut and what not

It seriously works awesome! It is super light. It isn't like the fastest air speed about 150mph but I just quickly tried it on an unwaxed car and it blew out all the crevasses and it blew the hood well. I'm pretty impressed for $25

Thanks mike! I did see some of those and I do like the bite method. It works very well!

And would a blue finessing pad work wel with it?

Yeah this is my approach for all my other waxes but 915 seems like it's gonna be my go to wax for a long time. Just was making sure it would be alright to continue with this method. I'm going to play around with it today

I was just wondering what would be the magic number for leaving Collinite 915 on. I know the stuff can be a pain to buff out if it is applied too heavy. So I am just wondering how long should I leave it on? Wax whole car then buff out removing heavy stuff by hand and the rest with the polisher...

Haha I might pick it up to just see if it is any good haha

Heck Walmart has a small electric one for $25 haha

Does anyone else dry with an electric leaf blower. Any bad sides to it that people have seen?

Now that I'm thinking about it. Most water bottles would be filtered not distilled because of taste. So that was pretty much a dumb question...:doh::doh:

Would bottled drinking water be every softer than distilled or is it practically the same

I decided to buy 50% alcohol because frankly thats all they had in the store haha. so you think a 50/50 split with alcohol to water is a good mixture?

Hey guys I'm just wondering what you guys are mixing for IPA spray for after compounding and polishing? You getting 91% and cutting it half with water or just using straight like 75%. And any alcohol will work right?

This being said about the wipe on and walk away is there a long cure time. I've seen most people with blackfire just wiping on waiting an hour and then applying wax

Cool thanks for the help. That's what I was thinking just wanted to make sure my thinking was correct

Would you allow a glaze to cure before a sealant is applied. Or would you almost skip a sealant from a glaze and just wax over glaze. Again how long to let cure?

your process is amazing! you truly are an awesome detailer