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a detail contractor!

only need one reason. the rest is just icing on the proverbial cake.

some products will take an investment. but that's another story.

yeah, and now yo gotta hear the wifey say things like. what are these bottles doing in the cabinet. why are there so many of them. they all do the same thing. how much did the one in the machined air tight case cost. WHAT!

prespray(carpet diff. than upholstery) agitate then rinse extract with water is the best for no residue left behind.

I like my synthetics separate from my carnauba. so I go with a good wax then use the d156 as a drying aide after washing. kinda like a wax booster. on my second bottle/gallon of d156. so far that is the only detail;ing product I have bought twice. if that means anything to anybody. danewbie

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what did you use on the tires? dressing? I have seen tire dressings do weird things to rims.

I agree. a hot water extractor is a big investment, but well worth it if doing interiors. carpets and upholstery. but then again, I work for a carpet cleaner. so I guess I may be spoiled a bit with their truck mounted equipment.

whenever or whatever type of cleaning on fabrics, you got to extract/vacuum and neutralize someway or you are not getting the fabric as clean as possible. rapid resoiling will happen for this very reason. but the residue tends to hide the dirt, then as the product/residue wears off, the fabric...

mike said sealer earlier. so ima go with Pinnacle Black Label Diamond Paint Sealant

im in the he got what he paid for category. was the interior done also? IMO, if some one said, I only have 200. can you detail my car inside and out?. I would say yeah, here is what you get. blah blah blah...will not be the same quality work as I would do to a 500 job. you get what im saying...

filtered water/0 PPM's can be acidic slightly. got a ph meter too?

you get about a couple of hours right after the suns first comes to get stuff done. but after about 8 o clock AM in the summer, it is over a hundred. even in the shade! if you have a garage, get it air conditioned. and I never wash any car unless it is dusk. even then, water will evap faster...

Don't all waxes look typical. It is its performance that separates it from others. IMHO

I will usually apply by hand. And even tho I wash my hands after use. I will have carnauba dreams from the scent left.

not only does it make the paint gleam, it smells good too! makes me want to put like 20 coats on just to keep on smelling it.

da's were originally meant for sanding, not polishing. if you get a small BP, and some 1500 paper. a da will take that failed protective coat easily. of coarse u will have a multi step process to get rid of the sanding marks. but you sound like you know what yur doing.

here is one for ya. how do you get compound out of paint chip holes? I have washed, polished, QD. still there. is there a secret?

I like pads that have a white backing to them for the single purpose of labeling the pad with what product has been used on/in them. with all the colors manufactures are producing that's that only way I can keep my sanity straight. never tried MS tho.