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picking and choosing.... i think we all can do that, but like i said and others agree, picking and choosing should start at the begining, maybe during the quote or talking with the customer, im just saying, you bring me back a half done job, a piece of my car done and say sorry heres a gift...

aight thanks for the replys, i didnt know how fancy i needed and have just seen some on here and in my buddies shop, and with my business growing i wanted to grab my own.

for my car i do this every time i rotate my tires. take the wheels off, lay them upside down, spray some wolfgang tirewhell cleaner in em , let sit, aggitate with hard brissle brush, and then use the pressure washer. they look perfect expect for scrathes and pits form rocks and brake debris, but...

thanks!

is this what i need to use when polishing and such to see whats going on? UtiliTech at Lowe's: 1000-Watt Tripod Work Light

i pray if i make enough one day to buy my dream car (porsche) that ill take car of it, this stuff makes me sick seeing cars in that shape

SIP is SUPER intensive. youll notice the difference first time you use

SOOOOO............ back to the topic at hand! i think the majority of us agree that you should do an estimate and a walk around or at least a talk to the client about the car. i usually quote the customer a price, go over what all i can do and what all they want, even on just a wash in/out. and...

rough estimate for about anything car wash is round 20$/hr. id start there and tac on a nice chunk for supplies on something that size. what all does customer want done??

love this stuff, but is tad pricey and like he said, goes quick... thats why ive got the big refill :)

i got some of this and love it, the first time i ordered years ago i got dp krystal vision and it lasted forever cause i got the big jug, now that ive gotten into the business a little bit i started searching for a glass product to buy in bulk and when the invisible glass went on bogo i snatched...

ha well even with southern hospitality we still believe you break it you buy it

come on up man, i live in north mississippi and have a tahoe to polish next week, ill let you play with my flex all you want :cheers:

Ha! I've got it! Tape over everything except paint!! And buy new polish :) ha I dunno what to tell ya

not knocking anyone cause im new to alot of this, but sounds like technique, at least it was in my case, first time i polished my truck i had this problem, and have gotten rid of it just by practice and lerning the right amount of product usage and speed contol.. just my 2 cents

Sorry lou, but what's rboe?

flex first, cause if ya buy pc, your gonna eventually want the flex, and then have two polishers and only use one (like i do). save the money and go ahead and get the best

That's really about all I can think of, u had just very light swirls but wanted to get em out good and didn't know how well the lime was gonna do at correction so thought I'd give it a little extra umph. Next time I use it I'm use a grey pad and see what happens. Thanks! Let me know how you like...

It says "contains micro abrasives" on the bottle.

White ccs speed 4 with a flex.