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Wow, that trailer looks fantastic! I am in the process of testing out some new Marine 31 products myself and can't wait to write some reviews!

I'm not sure if you have an ACE Hardware in your area, but I have seen them there.

One word: EXCELLENT!!

Bar Rescue is awesome!!

:iagree:That right there is some of the best advice you can get...

Make sure you take and post tons of pics! :postpics:

That paint looks great! Nice and slick! Great job

I havent laughed that hard in a while!!

XMT 360 all the way!

I wouldn't bet on washing more than 2 cars with that size tank. Your best bet is to look into a waterless wash or even a rinseless wash and save the tank and PW combination for vehicles too dirty for one of the above. Good luck.

RVs and Boats are my absolute favorite. Joe, I'm SO making a DA on a stick!!! Thanks for sharing that!:buffing::buffing::buffing:

You know, for me this is kind of a hard question to answer. Owning a business is all about trial and error; you never know what methods and techniques will enable you to succeed and which ones wont until you try them and test your markets. I'm very pleased with where my business is today...

I open the gas door and hit the area with my foam cannon while I'm foaming the vehicle. I then agitate the area with a small boars hair brush, then rinse the area along with the rest of the car. I use air to dry that area as my fat fingers sometimes can't fit in the small places around the...

Supplies you'll most likely need: GG 3" DA polisher (Griot's Garage Professional Random Orbital 3 Inch Polisher, Random Orbit Buffer, Dual Action Polisher, 3" buffer) 3M Trizact Sanding Disks: 3000 and 5000 grit (3M Trizact Hookit 3 Inch Foam Discs P3000, 3m spot repair discs, abrasive discs...

That is just painful to hear!! Just remember, guys like this keep guys like us in business!Im the MAN

Fantastic job! You really brought that baby back to life!:xyxthumbs: I believe the proper way to clean MF pads is by using compressed air...I see you used a brush. Maybe that's why they didn't fluff up?

I've used the GG Glass Polish with the 3" GG glass polishing pad on the 3" GG DA and have had awesome results.

Don't sell yourself short...aim high and leave yourself a little wiggle room in case the customer isn't quite with you on the price.

Thanks for all the feedback, guys!! Yes the motor casing was polished and sealed using the GG 3" polisher. :dblthumb2:

Those cars are SICK. I've been in one before...never have I been thrown back in my seat like that!!!