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I have owned 2 e39 bmw's first my 528i, and now my 540i. If you take proper care these are hands down one of the best made cars in existence. Enjoy yourself!

D151 is a great AIO, you can control the aggressiveness of it by pad choice. I use it very frequently.

I couldn't be happier with my makita. Top notch, tuff, weighted nicely, great speed adjustability, as well as with the hook handle, bar handle, or no handle. Very dependable.

Poor Bous black hole glaze is my favorite glaze for dark colors. Works great even on reds and grays.

Good start! thats very promising! im not sure of your area but in my area there are classic car shows thursday through sunday every single week june-about the second week of september. if you have a large classic or custom car crowd in your area you have a few options. 1. get in good with a...

I agree you are facing a truly trying start, but I admire the drive! To start I would print up a flier or two, build a website, and put together a business plan. Doesn't have to be totally complete but have packages, day to day operations systems in place, and knowledge of insurance needs and...

Consider a good cleaner wax/AIO. Even something as simple as OTC Meguiars california gold cleaner wax. For the money it can't be beat.

I love my gg3inch. It doesn't have a ton of power but what are you going to need it for that it will need crazy power it gets the job done great for what it's intended for. My grandfather got one for making applying wax easier cause of his bad shoulder.

Everything rider said is about right on. You have the 3inch griots polisher on your list you may consider the 6 inch as well, in place of the flex. The lifetime warranty and the fact you can get the two polishers a few pads, a clay bar, and some polish in a package. I also second the Meg's APC+...

I use on black hole on my BMW 540, and I've tried topping it with just about everything and what I have found to work best for durability is the pb ex-p sealant. But make sure the black hole sets for a few hours prior to topping it.

I dont have a detailing business but I do have another small business dealing with cars and how they look, I detail a little onside as well but don't need steady work. In my experience with my business though is that typically business cards dont do much when just left with someone. So you money...

I would seriously suggest rethinking your "business". a field like detailing is built off the ability and mastering of detailing. To me it's a little scary that you are still looking for "classes" about detailing but are even considering spending any money on your "business" when considering...

I would, wash, clay, and go with Meguiars california gold cleaner wax. You can get it all over the counter, it's easy to use and is my favorite cleaner wax. Pretty good durability and actually leaves a decent shine.

Today I had knee surgery.. To make a long story short in high school I tore my pcl, then played two more years and a year of college football on in, just wore a brace and felt with it. On June 27th I was wake boarding came down off a double up, landed a little rough felt a snap and went down...

I have had mixed results with d151 and my makita. Sometimes it's wow d151 is awesome and others it's like wow d151 just isn't doing it. I think it does have some fillers..

Wow wow wow fantastic job. I might be a bit biased to the car... I miss my e30:/

Spray onto seats and doors, then use compressed air to blow it all around and dry while I make sure to get coverage with a micro, steering wheel, center consol dash, I spray the micro and wipe.

An infant? A real child???... I once found a car that had some "self pleasure" products in it... Some large, very large uhhh utensils I'll say...woman's car. Older woman's car:/...

2000 BMW 540i with the m package, scuba and resonator delete and some dinan bits... 100,765 Recently sold my 2000 BMW 530i on coilovers with 168,xxx on it. Missing being lowered but man.. The northwest is not an easy drive when your low

Poor boys...everything