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when it's cold enoght to see the birds falling out of the trees.

Training?

nothing like some real buff bunnys.

just for fun. I would never really make real buff bunnys. hmm, buff cats maybe....

hmm, rabbit fur would prolly cost more than the sheep wool.

works good, but makes wierd noises and seems to wear out fast.

and you can always use a professional odor bomb too. I sometimes use the ones from docs total package for smokers odors. i.e. la la bomba.

Check the AC system filters and the cabin airfilter. worst case is something is growing in the duct system or a filter.

Use DDT from docs total package. that stuff gets out stains most detail stuff wont.

Not ArmorAll! I see the damage it does in the long run, causes fading and cracking and extended wear marks.

I don't do cloth, but I bought and learned the VinylPro system. Now I can do vinyl and leather repair well. it's sort of expensive to learn a professional system. you need supplys and some classes, unless you are self taugh. but I frequently have to redo another "techs" repairs, a lot look like...

You have to watch out for the cheep sheep.

Detailing for Fun and Profit!

Interiors sometimes use stuff that high heat can damage. i.e. flockbacked vinyl instead of clothbacked vinyl. different leathers.

I saw some nice stuff at the last SEMA show.

thats what I was going to say. they are prolly using the wrong system for mobile use. when I walk away, everything iscured and setup. dealers and rental places want it now. I can't do a moterhome home and tell them to keep it out of service for 24 hours. course for a home, you could tell them...

yeah, women like shiny stuff.

tell them, no way. the good stuff is mine. on your car I will use all the stuff I get at walmart on sale.

thats sad. taking advantage of nice people. costly too. I see on some detail supplier sites just a basic package can run over a grand. I once wanted to train someone to help me, since hardly no one does what I do I am backed up for weeks and wanted to train another person, until I read about...

Best thing is read all your labels and see what temps your products can handle. my chemicals are temps sensitive so I always carry them in a small bag with me. I only carry 1/4 oz jars of my chemicals and the rest are in a toolbox in my house. I use SEM sure coat for dyeing and never had a...