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Well i went with blackfire, the reviews were too good , i hope its as good as everyone says!

Thanks for the ideas, from the reviews, blackfire looks tempting, ill prob try that

It depends on the client, i wont apply a sealant without at least a clay or light polish unless the finish is really clean, just trying to reduce the steps so an exterior detail doesnt take forever

whats the best sealant for a low volume, weekend warrior detailer? I want something that's cheap enough and efficient enough to keep my margin decent, but good enough to impress my clients? recommendations? Hopefully something that doesn't require a pre-cleaner/polish before?

I tried that, still didn't work, I think polishers for some reason are exempt from discounts

thanks for the help guys, the griots 6in does look like a better reviewed product, I will prob go with that, now just have to decide what kit/ pads/ compounds to start with. the lake country pads/meguires combo looks good. Too bad none of the discount codes apply

I'm getting back into professional detailing after only working on my own cars for the last few yrs, and I am thinking of adding a porter cable dual action polisher. I like the fact that its very versatile and less damaging/risky and messy than a rotary. My question is since I have been using my...