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A...nother, Detailing God! I like the way you left the carpet cleaning marks on the carpeting. Mirror finish. Engine, eat off of. Incredible turnaround!

Looks like you could use the malamute as a washpad, he's so fluffy!

Thanks for sharing. They're so cute, I forgive them.

Can you post pictures of the perpetrators? I'm sure others would like to see them too.

I like the way you handled the cop. I like the fact that you knew you were being read. That's the way to do it, politely. Even around here, they seem to be crackin' down more. And the car looks great too!

Another Detailing God!

Hope to see lots of turnarounds! Looks like it's gonna be a highly proffesional operation.

The Flex is a Dual Action polisher and costs nearly $300.00 while the the DW849 is a variable speed rotary polisher and is about $175.00. Most pros and detailing enthusiasts carry both "types" of polishers or similar units of different brands. Both have their place in the arsenals of weaponry...

Did you clay and polish before application? Prep work is super important too.

I am very impressed with your befores and afters! I like the way you emphasized the product as an OTC.

I thought it was a great question.

Next time use very sparingly. You'll probably fall in love with the product. Personally, I think it's a great OTC product.

A wise comment indeed. Thank you for your insight!

I've also read on other sites of Pro Detailers who first used the high end products but as time went on actually settled into the OTC stuff for their businesses and personal use. They've posted pictures of their work and turnarounds and I must say, looked as mirror finish and Detail God as...

I like your train of thought. With a little more practice, you'll be a Detailing God like a few others on this site. Keep up the good work!

I'm o.k. with the pictures, hope you heal up o.k!

Looks dam fine to me, what did your girlfriend think?

Try misting the pad with a little of your favorite quick detailer plus a light mist on the working surface.

This can be a very lucrative business to those of us who are willing to put out the time and effort that it takes to give not just good service but great service. And even then, you'll run across the schemers, the scammers and the lowballers. Even the people that run away come payment time. But...

This discussion has already happened in my own family recently. I'm glad I made a career change two years ago and got out of construction. At work, we discuss this very subject around coffee and at lunch. And the thing I see on these threads is the resiliency and resourcefulness of so many...