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LOL...love the fridge pic. Your reflection shots are awesome. I also appreciate that you are showing the real side of detailing...not just posting extravagant hours and income earned. I think we know where the bread and butter is at. I always enjoy viewing your threads...keep up the good work.

Good to see those reaching out to meet a challenge. Hope you made some good contacts. Peace bro.

Can't wait for the full video bro! Interesting to see the various sides depicting the detail biz. Helluva week . Doesn't seem as boring as some pros make it out to be.

LOL...good eye. Was curious. Thanks for the reply.

Everybody has their own opinion. I've been around, and associated with, people from all walks of life. Detailing is what I enjoy, but it is not what I do. That which I specialize in is human behavior. And in my warped way of thinking, you confirmed my hypothesis. I'm delighted when one reaches...

Good job dude! Nice turn around. Are the hex logic your go to pad or something that you are experimenting with?

thank you.

I agree that this turn around was a work of passion. But, I got a question that only a newb would ask. Why post the hours spent on any detail... since time spent is subjective anyway??? The way that I see it is 130 man hours. Not 130 hours.

Are you coating due to recent CC failure? I don't know what CC failure feels like. Just saying.

Might have been a commercial vehicle originally-limo would be my guess.

Turbobrushes power through on the wet vac...great for aggitating pre -soak or scrub on uphostered seats and carpets too.

Maybe you are thinking gels as in the classical form. These don't "look" like a gel IMO. :iagree: Me too, mine smells and has the consistency of a thick blueberry milkshake. Either way, you still have to spray it on the applicator.

alko, when a hobbiest performs this kind of service, it gives others an extra push to strive to do better. Way to go. Betcha had fur and dander in your eyes, nose, and mouth. Not to mention your clothes. Here's a link for a rotating brush attachment that you can hook up to your wet vac. Will...

Thank you Chris.

If money is tight, then find a happy medium. Hard to get everything with what you have on hand. IMO - it is unrealistic to seek flawless on an 7 yr old dd unless it has repainted or is a garage queen.

I enjoy this hobby and appreciate this forum. Great pics and an informative process. Judging by the pics, seems like pollen will be your new protagonist.

One just never knows what'll show up on AGO.

I don't want to purchase one of these, but you are making it too difficult to resist alko.

Thank you for your definitive response to the question at hand. I feel much better about the product list that I am building now, and will purchase soon. I feel that I can design my routine and processes based on the Optimum product line. I anticipate great results with what I've read these past...

I hope that he's better at detailing than driving... 2012 DAYTONA 500 - MONTOYA BLOWS UP THE SAFETY TRUCK - YouTube