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Central VA shouting out! Great first car in your Miata! Looks like you're well on your way to some well earned extra cash.

A '93 with under 50k! What a great find! You've done a terrific service to the Mazda community. That's a great weekend right there.

It kills me that so many owners of expensive cars never clean the barrels of their wheels. And they are so particular about who touches the car. But, better than if they don't care for it at all I guess. Nicely done richy!

I think the name would help with your branding. And you're blessed with an interesting name that makes it more interesting, vs "John's Auto Detailing", just doesn't have much pizzazz. How about using the "Before/After" idea in your slogan. Highlight it just under your business name on your...

Great trip! Sweet photo's too. Kudos to the eye behind the camera. And I'm with you Meghan, the VW bus is awesome.

I've had good luck with Motsenbocker's products. They have several different kinds of paint removers. The key is to be patient, let the product dwell on the paint, and then use a microfiber or plastic razor blade to remove.

I've used both, and like both. Wolfgang may have a slight advantage on ease of removal. #21 does well in dry, non-humid weather. If you take it off too soon, you'll see some smeared areas after you put it in the sun ... #20 is very similar to Wolfgang in my book. 6 months is a consistent average...

Pics would help greatly to determine what your mysterious flakes are. Next time you're using #105, try adding a couple of small dots of #205 onto the pad with your pee size #105. It helps increase your work time and cuts the dust in half. But in the end, #105 is just a dusty job. As for the...

Surbuf pads are pretty comparable to the purple wool, I like them both when serious cutting is needed. You may get a little longer life out of the purple wool.

From one Virginian (and a former VaBeacher) to another, welcome. It's good to find some of you guys at the beach. I still have plenty of friends there that I may refer to you.

I'm a Meguiar's fan too, the Endurance gel or their newer Detailer line of Tire & Trim Gel. These bottles go a loooong way. Don't be fooled by the cost. Welcome from Lynchburg, btw.

I saw a red FF down at VIR this past summer. I think they are great looking cars! Not likely to see one here in Lynchburg though. Great shots, nice work.

Virginians rally!! Whoot! Welcome gdal.

I use this rubber pet brush, works great. I also receive a pet hair "stone" from one of my suppliers. He was giving them out to try, no brand associated with it yet. Works just as well as the rubber brush but you must be careful not to hit plastic panels with the stone, it WILL SCRATCH the...

Technically, it's Velocity Red Mica. :props: Looks great!

Hopefully you wont need the #105 at this point. If they are just light surface scratches from a few washings, the #205 should do the job. You may need a pad with more cut though. Something like the Lake Country CCS in white. Apply your sealant/wax with the red or blue pad. I'm not a big spray...

I've dogged the 4" pads to death on my Cyclo, no problems here. I love them.

I missed the original launch of this product, but stumbled upon it while shopping. Being a Meguiar's Endurance Gel fan I decided to try it. After about a month of use on customers vehicles (tires & trim), I think it's a hit. The finish is more satin than glossy, so if I want a shine, I go back...

LOL. No kidding. How quickly things can take a turn for worse. We all like to see a train wreck. SO, to keep things in order. I was told by my supplier that #21 does indeed have some "fillers". He's a painter and long time detailer who has a pretty good relationship with his Meguiar's rep...

I've since had the best success with Lake Country's purple Foamed Wool. They too have a limited life but it seems to be longer than the Surbuf. And I agree, the Cyclo brand foam pads are great.