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I have a old one that I still use today. The one with the brass fittings. I lost the top screw so I have to use my finger to plug the hole so I can get good foam. I know I should buy a new one but this one still works. I only really use it on really dirty cars to presoak before I wash. I...

Toyota Tacomas also have that. I agree it's ugly but it's better than paint damage from the road. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I had a vapamore primo before and used it often. It's a good starting unit but is still about 300 bucks. I was lucky to get it off craigslist at 200 pretty much brand new. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

http://youtu.be/6kDCWmYYEJ4 if your worried about getting a little dirty when you use a Daytona then look at Mr. Doyle's genius 10 cent fix. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Daytona brush and a boars hair brush for the lugs. Then buy some ceramic pads so the dust issue is resolved thus less cleaning. Lol. I have a f150 and the dust was horrid until I got some ceramics. Now there is barely any. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Never ending battle my friend. Good luck.

As far as the mobile detailing you need to get a 5000w generator with a 220 outlet at the very least. I know it's inconvenient so I just do those type of jobs at my home only for now. I'm planning on investing in a Honda 5000 soon but there are always generators that can run it on Craig'slist...

I have hard water also and most cases I run into. I would try a waterspot remover. Carpro spotless maybe but it is a little weak. I use something that is pretty strong but is safe for paint. AG doesn't sell it so I won't say the name. If that don't work then polishing may be in order I...

More than enough to be effective. The thing that pushed me over most is that they have exceptional customer service. Dupray calls me every once in a while to see how the machine is. They were so easy to talk to and work with. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I forgot, if you do decide on this tool then get the 220v. The 110v can only run the vac and steamer together for short periods. With the 220v there is no problems with it. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I honestly could not tell you about a mytee because I went from a vapamore primo, LGM, and a Rug Doctor. Never used a extractor but the cleaning ability is legitimate and saves time because you have 2 pieces of equipment in 1. Especially if you buy the extraction tool, it makes it simple. I...

Agree. It's very messy but worth it. Also wear a mask and eye protection. You really don't want to breathe that dust in.

Are they etched in? If they are then you will have to polish. If they are not then use a waterspot remover. I deal with waterspots constantly and that usually is my approach. What cleaner wax are you thinking of using?

Just get the Carmen super inox. Best investment I made.

Firefighter, I got the best schedule to be a detailer. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Windows are tricky. Patience is right, my method involves 2 different products that have yet to fail me (and where I live I have very hard water). First you wash then I use a plastic razor blade and glass cleaner to "shave" the glass (as AMMO said on one of his videos). Use a lot of glass...

You try a silver sharpie? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Thanks nick, I do know that and I did miss the 15 % sale (kinna of a bummer) but shipping to hawaii is never free unless it's from amazon.

I would have rather bought it from AG but the shipping kills me. Hope I don't get banned.

I just bit the bullet and ordered me a 21. Sorry it wasn't from AG but I need to save money the best I can and found a deal for the 21 and the 5 inch backing plate for $380 shipped. I can't wait to try it out with the megs pads to see how they will hold up. I have the perfect vehicle in mind...