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Dang!!! I know you had said it was slick, but I never thought to even imagine that it could be that bad. That's awesome that you got them fixed, but very surprising that's how they were to start. I've heard nothing but great reviews before this on those exact tiles from many guys who use them...

I love M40 on rubber floor mats, really rejuvenates them. Just make sure to go over the drivers mat after application with a wet towel so it's not too slippery. I wasn't a fan of the smell at first, but over time, I've really started to enjoy it. Hyper dressing at 4:1 is my preference on...

Yup!! I fill up ($30-$40 a tank depending on prices) less than twice a month and that using it as my full-time detailing vehicle.

Maybe it's not really fair, but it's one of a kind. A connect van drives line a van, my HHR most definitely drives like a car, and that's huge for me. I am not a fan of SUVs, trucks, or vans (driving them that is) and the HHR doesn't drive like them at all. It drives like a car, gets gas mileage...

Interested to here the results on how the slipperiness issue is taken care of. Shop looks awesome BTW!

Pretty sure every order over $100 gets a free 2oz sample of a PBMG product of your choice. I got a free banner one year when I placed a huge order on Black Friday, larger orders are probably the ones that get the free stuff in general.

What are you looking to see "in action"? I can take a video if you want, just want to make sure I get what your looking for. I don't have the tank plummed (I just use it for filling buckets for rinseless washes if my customer doesn't have water I can access) so nothing in the car is ever really...

Huh, I've heard that they're a very popular choice for detail shops, so that's quite surprising. Maybe it's got a coating or something that will wear off after a few days or weeks. Stay safe man!

Thanks, it took a little work to make everything fit, but once I figured out the puzzle, it fit perfectly and nothing moves at all when I drive. I wouldn't trade it for anything - and the best part is it's got just over 50k miles and in my small town I only put about 7k a year on it, so I can...

It can definitely be done. I have been working out of my HHR for over a year now and brought in over 80k in sales (it's a full time job, not just something I do out of my car in the weekends or something). I don't have a generator, as I've never felt like I really needed it, but could add a...

In curious how a detailing cart would roll over them too, or if it would get stuck in the ridges of the free flow design.

Ryan, lookin sweet, they look like they really bring the shop together!!! You are truly bustin it dude. Gotta let me know what you think once you've done a few cars on them! Are those the XL or regular sized? Love the color scheme too btw!

Thanks Ryan! Hopefully that car of mine starts getting a little less work as I trasition to the shop. And yes, if you're willing to go up in price to a transit, then that type of van pretty much can't be beat for a mobile detailing setup.

Here's my HHR Here's Josue's HHR And his whole thread on his build too http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/how-make-money-detailing-cars/76233-hhr-panel-mobile-detailing-unit.html

Here's my set up in my Chevy HHR http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/how-make-money-detailing-cars/85997-my-new-hhr-panel-my-mobile-detailing-vehicle.html the full/final setup is all in page 5 of the thread. I have the 25 gallon water tank for rinseless washes for when I cant get access, but 95%...

Can't wait to see pics of it installed!

I actually do have to worry about freezing, I live on the eastern side of the cascades and it's pretty much in the 20s at night 6-8 months out of the year. (high desert climate). That being said, I was just wanting to fill it up before a road trip tomorrow didn't want to run to the store and...

Yeah, the more I thought about it, the less I liked the thought of that and the negative effects it might have on coating on the paint, maybe diluted D114 instead?

So, just curious, can I use this (diluted of course) in the window washer fluid tank of my car? I'm tryin to go through my gallon and figured maybe I can make up a diluted gallon and fill my washer fluid tank? Any drawback to this? Anyone done it before? I figure that its alcohol based so I...

55 gallons is sooo much product, especially since I'm sure you can dilute that APC down to your desired level. With the size of your shop, how long does it take to go through 55 gallons of a concentrated APC or something similar?