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Wait, what? Wet sand, compound, polish, IPA, Optimum Opti-lens, done. A couple years solid protection. Wax and sealants don't last, use a dedicated high UV inhibitor plastic coating and it does not have to be redone every 3 months...

It's a Cleanfreak cold water spot extractor, 2.5 gallon I think. Very inexpensive unit that works just as well as a hot water extractor with proper pre treatment. My compressor is a fairly small 35 gallon Husky purchased from Home Depot. I have up of a mold covered car I will try and get up in...

Not really sure the complete story. I know it had to have some mechanical work done after the detail, and they were planning to give the car to a relative. Perhaps it was a third or hand me down vehicle for them. The mouse smell did come out. The DrivePur heavy odor removal treatments are very...

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Thanks! I Left them in. I only pull seats if it will make a big difference and if the customer is willing to pay significantly more.

Well folks, it's been a while since I've posted some of my interior detailing antics, and this Ford Escape was a good place to start on some of my backlogged pictures from my interior projects. To let anyone know ahead of time, I will take on basically any interior job, no matter how bad, as...

To be the dominate provider of all high end detailing services for my entire market and periodically beyond.

When I had a wrap I coated with Opti-coat 2.0 and it held until the day I removed it and sold the trailer. I would recommend Gloss-coat for it.

I believe when it was first announced it was said you can dilute it up to 1:4...

Seems like people are learning more towards Facebook page reviews now days anyway. No one besides dedicated Yelp users are going to bother to make an account just to post a review.

Usually 2-3 months on the opti seal, more if the vehicle is well taken care of. Pretty nice for a 10 minute or less sealant application.

Not to derail, but if lasting protection is your thing HD Polish topped with a dedicated LSP is the way to go. Speed can be topped but you are really contradicting the purpose of an AIO. HD Polish + Optimum Opti-seal has been a winning combo for me for many years now.

No, never had an issue with it staining.

Or you can get a whole gallon of Speed for around $60, sometimes less.

One way to improve that is to do the entire car then remove. It contains HD Poxy which does require a curing period.

Learn to say no. When you saw the interior you should have decided immediately to either discuss that it needed extra work at an extra cost or (which I do not recommend) do what needed to be done at no extra charge and just not say anything.

Nice. HD Cut and Adapt are my go to cutting products.

Just FWI your PM inbox if full. :)

Optimum Hyper Polish and HD Polish are the two best polishes on the market at this time in my opinion. I've used a lot of what is out there and nothing else really compares. HD Polish is much more sun friendly if you are in that boat, but Hyper Polish has a better cut. Both of them finish down...