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Favorite was 79 cents a gallon for gas, least favorite was probably landing on top of a tree and having it go through my floorboard.

Opps I should've worded that a little different, I meant I polish a section at a time remove the polish, then go over the entire vehicle with something to remove what's left behind on the surface depending on the polish used.

What I do is polish the whole car, then go panel by panel cleaning them off with griots prewax cleanser or carpro eraser and then pop on your lsp of choice. Polish II doesn't leave behind much so a damp microfiber is sufficient to remove anything left behind before applying your lsp, which is...

Personally I would've thought this very thing, but it's actually allowed me to upsell correction work a lot more then pre these types of coatings.

In a day I can not complete perfection of a vehicle, and if your telling me that after your detail that takes one day to complete I can't find something that you've missed you would be mistaken. And the same goes for me, I can easily find flaws in my own work but did the customer pay for...

Chris great thread, and Chris @ optimum that sounds like a good plan, I'll level the paint on my wife's murano and do a side by side mainly to see if there's any gloss difference and the release characteristics of water and dirt. I'll have it done by next weekend, but will give OG a month to...

The pic was after 105 only, I couldn't get it looking better with any finishing polish, it actually looked worse, and the only product I wish I would've had but didn't was duragloss 501 since its made for fiberglass and has abrasives. I have theories but not facts, and my theory was that the...

Just like a detailer always looks for the next best product even though he already has a great one, I see this tread with customers sometimes, always looking for the next best thing, but like a good product you always come back.

Wow, I missed this, congrats to you both! Btw nice choice on the ring, what did you use to polish that thing, it's poppin!

Use Meg's 105 and do not follow this up with 205 or it will look worse, I have not found a finishing polish that works on older black Harley paint. But I've only tried, menzerna po85rd, 106fa, Meg's 205 & swirl remover 2.0, Wolfgang finishing glaze, pinnacle advanced finishing polish, optimum...

Yes it is their store. Carpro sells worldwide, and needs representatives in each country to help with questions. Imagine trying to answer every question on every forum worldwide. And still try and invent new products, that's an impossible task. So you have representatives, kinda like Chris...

Collinite 845 for details, optimum car wax for your maintenance customers.

Perfect, thanks for doing that!

I agree Mike, like most products the optimum line is a great tool, and honestly if you're new to polishing I think it's probably the best choice out there. Of course 105 is hard to beat if your in this to make money because of its price and speed.

Thanks Mike! And if you'd like to change the title to something else so it's easier to find the info please feel free, I trust your judgement either way :)

No problem brother, it's kinda old now and honestly thinking back I wish I would've named the title something else so the search function would help people find the info if needed.

http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/showthread.php?t=39356

Corey, congrats brother! I've always loved what you've brought to the detailing community and think Carpro made a great choice with the person they have representing them. I find Carpro innovative in the products they bring out and yourself innovative in your reviewing skills, a perfect match!

75% of my business is maintenance, all collected at the end of the service. I've thought about giving discounts if they sign up for months worth at a time, but they seem happy paying full price each time :)