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Hi I am Konrad

I can compare to the parts that I polished already vs. the untouched part. The polished part I can still catch with my finger nail, its much smoother, if I run my fingers palm down, it almost feels like a part of the paint. I believe it's splatter from something... he had very tight...

So I got a car back from the body shop, it looked okay for some reason when I picked it up. I didn't pay attention to the car (busy) until today and noticed some kind of adhesive or tar on the hood and roof. The rear fender was being worked on. So for I clayed one part of it (80% of the...

I'd like to say I really like the look of your garage. It is very neat and makes me jealous of my garage, and my workspace. I am actually going to 'borrow' a few of your concepts (maybe colors too) and see if it helps. You seem very well organized, I really like that everything has its place...

Really sorry to hear, we will keep Ben in our thoughts.

I know this doesn't really apply to your situation, but if you know anyone with a good ozone generator, that can do the trick. I just Ozone'd a heavy smokers car and it did miracles, I didn't really detail the interior (I should of) and after two treatments the car smelled as if no one ever lit...

I just got mine, but from I know you will need more than a 4 Gallon Compressor. At that kind of volume you might not need it. Although you will survive without it, the tornador is one of those tools that you "can't live without" once you get used to it. I'm still figuring out exactly how I...

I am wondering if the CarPro CeriGlass would help me in this situation? I am looking for something to help me with Windshield chip

Yikes I didn't want to start an ethical debate. Although I'm glad I asked the question. I spoke with a few colleagues and most agreed that the photos used on the poster should be of my own work. I deal with car repair, and sometimes will show before/after pics of a good (new) car part and a bad...

Hi Guys, I was putting together some signage for detailing and all of the photos I have are very low resolution/quality. I would need to invest into a better camera before I would be able to print them. So I figured I would ask some fellow detailers if they would be willing to help me out. I am...

I think it also depends on your FRIEND. In my world there are a lot of people that I call friends but not many that I would call TRUE friends...those that I am very close to. If it is a true friend, I would detail it for free but more than likely they will push money onto me or buy whatever...

So should I wash them in a washer, or use the Pinnacle pad conditioner? Or do you think the Bucket Pad Washer is the best method?

Incredible turn around, you really made that one look like it came off the lot which is very impressive. Not the dirtiest I've seen, but then again we do State-funded car repair...some of the worst pieces on the road.

Join the Cyclo Club :grouphug:

Hey Mike that is a beautiful layout, is it just based on where you guys felt things go best or did you actually consult someone? I have a similar space that is in shambles and am looking for direction to take my garage.

Thanks guys I was getting ready to abandon ship before I even boarded! I will keep it, and just add on more DA's and rotaries as I go. :xyxthumbs:

Alright thanks ProMoDe, maybe I will follow in your footsteps and grab the flex later on too. And just have both. Do you use the Cyclo for scrubbing carpets?

Nevermind about the Meg MF working with the flex, answered my own question. Still seeking advice about the Cyclo!

So I got really excited about getting a DA and jumped right into the Cyclo Polisher because it was A) Bubba Proof B) Not a lot of vibration. Now I'm wondering what I will use for any tight corners, or whether I should keep the Cyclo I don't really want to have two redundant tools and would...

First off, thanks for all the ideas guys. I am going to try the steering wheel fix, and will tackle this vinyl. It actually looks better in pictures... seems as though the top was down for a month dirt, grime, and 90 degree sun is no good. The leather feels cooked in the Saab. Thanks for the...