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Agree , lol

Sadly the steering wheel was far from repair or bringing back to life. The current owner is going to get a steering wheel cover and call it a day. Thanks for the ONR tip! I tend to use ONR more on older / UV damaged interiors or if I have to work in direct sunlight.

Thank you for the feedback! I'll definitely look into those. Procyon Extreme looks like a great option to try.

I put a video together of a recent interior detail we did on a very dirty/smelly 2003 Chevy Malibu. Thought some of you guys may enjoy it. I know its far from a perfect video , but it's a start! Let me know what you guys think. Thanks!

Thanks for responding Mike! Yeah it seems like no one I've come across has. I honestly want to say having him ppf the whole front and follow it up with a professional level ceramic coating would be his best option. Sadly I currently only provide CarPro CQuartz which isn't designed for the...

Need some advice and or input on a possible Semi (2020 Peterbilt 389 (Sleeper) to be exact) Ceramic Coating detail. I had an individual reach out to me for a quote on how much it would cost to ceramic coat the exterior of a Peterbilt he just bought. Supposedly the dealer is going to have the...

I can for sure! Let me get everything put back together (ver. 2) and I will film a video going into deep detail on everything with links. Thanks!

Going to start doing that from now on! Thanks!

Surprisingly enough I was thinking of going with the same gun/hose/reel combo he is using , lol Thanks for the recommendation!

So just any ethanol treatment ? Thanks!

Thanks for the advice , I'll definitely start doing that!

Thank you!

Here is a video of my current mobile detail setup. Was wanting some constructive feedback on what you guys like and what you would add or change. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Hey guys! Not sure if something similar to this has been posted , but here is a quick video on the diy paint correction light setup I use. Let me know what you guys think or if you have any questions! Thanks!

No worries guys!

I agree, stone tends to work the best in most cases! Nice video by the way!

Neither! I had already started getting some up and decided to make a video.

Haha , it's definitely dog hair! I can send you some , still haven't emptied the vacuum cleaner , lol The client has a border collie / husky mix.

"I'm kinda just impressed a guy would care enough about his feet to use a pumice stone! " Haha , right !? lol

Thanks for the input! I agree , I should of shown a few different surfaces and explained how to tackle them. When I redo this video I'll make sure to add that in!