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I don't have a link to prove it but I read somewhere either on amazon or the manufacture's website that that water is heated to over 200 degrees (I think 210) if I remember correctly.

I'm in the market for a steamer and can't decide if I want to get the 1275 or the 1385. What were the deciding factors for those who have purchased one? And for those that have both, is it worth the extra money? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

I'll be bringing my camera and will be sure to snap a decent amount.

Looks stunning. Keep up the good work.

Looks good. What was your dilution ratio of HD on the wheel wells?

Sweet, I bet it's a blast.

^Nice shop, care to share any info on the pulling tractor?

Looks like you have quite the collection of interesting clients. Keep up the good work, looks like you're having a good time.

Great work! Thanks for taking the time to document your work. Keep up the good work.

Great work indeed, neat car to work on. Nice documentation to go along too.

Incredible work and photography. Keep up the great work. If you don't mind me asking, what's your process for suede? I saw the photos on your IG and was curious. Thanks

Nice work! The reflection shots are great!

Great work. The Porsche looks stunning, keep up the good work.

^^Great post!! This has cleared up any confusion I had regarding polishing aluminum. Thanks for taking the time to compile it.

Great article. I'll have to check into it when I have a little more time to sit down and study it. Thanks for sharing!

Nice job and great documentation to complement the process.

I'll be bringing my flex as well.

Another vote for 233+

haha Yep, that's the one. I might have to give you a call or just wait until you can see it in person to answer a few questions regarding paint chip repair and some other minor paint related items.