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so what really happened to your truck?

very nice, i need one them cannons

haha i was gonna say something bout how this one looks like some kinda crappy flame job

Re: Question about Tax Deductions for detailing. i believe that its 100% of what you spend not exaclty reimbursed but taken off the taxes your business would pay on your anual income. im prolly wrong but thats what i have been told.

It's a shopvac contractor grade

my vote is a qd will be fine, youll be able to feel the paint and if it needs more, but since it aint moved you should be fine

yes, it works by hand, its not menzerna im used to, and definetly leaves the arms sore after a whole car, but if he wants to let him do it, will look nice, but even if you cant see much damage, a untouched car for over a year thats been sitting in a dealership could prolly use something stronger

forgot the pedals dude :)

man up! ha, yea its sucking in mississippi right now

hes not talking about insured if you wreck it, hes talking about if you mess up the paint while buffing/polishing etc

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yes its worth it.... why wouldnt it be

i have both, and never looked back to my pc after i got the flex

and, i just went to your website and it dont work

no, i charge extra for extra dirty.

bet you can call and ask quicker than waiting for a reply on here.... but my guess is yes, long as you do it before lunch, cause they are quick on shipping :)

ive got a pic of my recent investment that needs to be on this thread......

So far everyone does. I've got stuff for rinseless but ain't used it on a custermer yet

this cracks me up, i cant believe this thread has lasted this long. wow. oh yeah, and since ive last posted,,, still have not walked away or brought back a half done car, on second thought... think all my customers were very pleased :)!

especially when the reason you quit working on it was cause you wernt gonna bank, thats your problem not mine, should have made the price what it was worth.