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I use all three of those products and can say they all work well together, and come off easily. First time I used the BL by hand but next time it will be with a pad and a GG6.

Ok, so fluorescents are good for illuminating ur workspace a d seeing some swirls.What do you guys think about the light stands similar to the halogens, but they use LED bulbs?

I think I'd like to get some T-8's. About how many fixtures would I need for a two car garage? Most defintitely will be buying a Brinkman's Dual Xenon.

I've searched for and read just about every thread on lighting for detailing on these forums. I'm a bit more enlightened but still confused as to which kind of set-up I'll be needing lol. Here's the deal. I will be working strictly from my garage, but I also live in Arizona and garages here in...

I was looking at the cyclo but backed off when I thought about edges, and I don't see many other detailers really using it for daily purposes. Might have a niche application?

Major props on that!

Immaculate, one word says it all!

I was hoping to hear that about the vaunted GG6, sounds like a real workhorse. I think I'm going to use that with a 5" bp and 5.5" pads. Maybe even get the smaller Griot's 3" too for tight areas.

That's inspirational and I'll take those words of wisdom to the bank.

I agree with you on that, just worried about strike through. I have good manual dexterity though, and Ive just got to keep the pad moving and flat as much as possible. Man this is great, keep the advice coming I'm likea big sponge.

That's what I'm hoping the second time around! I believe in the polisher this time, all the way man. I just wish there were more vids on the g110 v2 available so I can make a more educated purchase.

So we all have to start someplace eh? Looks like production detailing will be the critical starting point. I'm just more of a person who wants to work on one automobile at a time, striving for perfection and high quality as opposed to high volume and express details for the masses. But that's...

Yes I've been on these forums day and night trying to get a leg up on all the new technology and products available. Gone are the days when it was just Megs and Mothers lol. I prefer Chemical Guys though for me personally speaking. It is even mid boggling with all of the different pads...

Fixed location with possibly having customers as an end result.

Thank you. Yes I will be working by myself and in my garage to be exact. I much prefer to work in a controlled environment, and I'll also have all of my supplies in order. I am very clean, organized and meticulous in my processes. Yes, I am aware that there are some potential customers that are...

That's the problem lol. There is so much info here I'm trying to digest and it's frying my brain. Going back to the DA's, just when I think I have it drilled down to which one I want, I read another thread saying how great the other one is. I think I'm leaning away from the PCXP though, I...

Thanks appreciate that. Right, it would be a matter of saving time since time is money. So putting a machine on already good and well taken care of paint won't hurt it, but essentially enhance it?

Hi guys. I am getting back into detailing, or thinking of getting back into it from a business perspective. I used to own a mobile service back in the early 90's and did everything by hand, which is probably why I didn't last that long lol. My car is a 2010 VW GTI that I have meticulously taken...