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:rolleyes: Nice video OP. Looks like an excellent product. I think Shine Supply is on the brink of having a huge break out in the detail world.

I am really on the fence about jumping down of this type of pads until the price comes down. They can't be that much more expensive to produce than standard flat pads that can be had for half the price.

How many people did you reach?

How many people did you reach? Maybe your idea was not bad, but your method. Consider having a "free interior detail" contest where people fill out a form (you get their contact information), and privately message you a couple pictures of their interior. This way, you can pick a vehicle that is...

Goof off, if that does not work try heavy duty clay. Might even be road paint, which is a hard deal to remove.

I just heard of this about an hour ago. Todd was a good friend although I had never met him in person. Let's uplift his friends and family in prayer during this difficult time.

It is all about technique. I can always get my 15 to spin on curves. What would be nice is to have a little more power to correct curves faster.

Yes, Touch will work fine as a rinseless wash. I usually put about 3 oz. Per gallon of water. I was working on a mobile job once and forgot my ONR, used touch instead and it worked great.

My 15 is starting to show its age. Sounds like a 21 mark 2 is in my future...

POXY is much prettier. Collinite is still pretty but lasts significantly longer.

Guys you are all focusing on way too many details and miniscule stuff when starting out a business. Let's boil it down really simple.... Plan your business, meaning what type of business you want to be. Promote yourself Market yourself Acquire new customers Figure out technical stuff as you...

Call me at some point this week, this amount if info is really too much to go over on a forum.

Go for it man. You might regret it if things don't work out, but you will DEFINITELY regret it if you never even try.

Unless you are getting paid for that perfection you are losing a ton of money.

Interesting. Would like to hear some thoughts on this as well.

That was a figure of speech really, should be no reason to rinse unless you see a lot of residue after toweling and vacuuming.

Geez, that is a loaded question. It really depends on how bad the car is, clear coat hardness, experience, ect.. You need to try some products that either cut faster or finish better. The Optimum Hyper system is great for two steps. Products like HD Adapt are amazing for one steps, even on...

Umm, try this before doing all that. Woolite 1:10 in a spray bottle of distilled water, agitate with soft brush, pat with Micro fiber, wet vac. Wash, rinse, repeat if needed.

Nice. Speed is a great product but really shines at. correction softer clear coats.

Often times when applying a coating, any coating, if you see streaking or having it is a sign that the surface is not surgically clean. I've never applied that particular coating however, but this has rung true for many others I have applied.