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If you plan to use customers water make sure its not hard water (well water). Using hard water just one time is enough to make you want to get your own tank. Also, not all houses use 20 amp breakers, so keep that in mind if any of your equipment requires over 15 amps. So, if your extractor...

Anyone try mothers trim cleaner to remove old wax from trim?

Mine did the same thing. One of the lights flickers and is much more dim than the other. Also my light as a parasitic drain. The batteries go dead after 2 days if I don't use it. My light was new in November.

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All the stress involved going back, getting mad at people, trying to get them to pay, filling claims. Not worth it to me, I would chalk it up as a learning experience, and polish the car back yourself the way you want it. Whos to say a body shop will buff it out right, to your expectations...

I would of 2 bucket washed. I never use waterless or rinseless on a "pretty dirty" car.

What is wrong with rain-X? Its one of the few OTC products I use on customer cars. It last as long as I want it to and works very well.

I have a Kranzle 399tst. I wouldn't of paid full price for it, I got a good deal. One on ebay now for a decent price.

I just cleaned mine up today. I used a dremel with a small wire wheel bit. Try a brass brush or something similar if you have one.

I just checked out your website and I like the layout, looks good. Can you tell me what word press theme that is. Thanks

Hi guys, I would like to take up PDR as a hobby to see how good I can be at it, I may offer it as a service. I am looking at different kits out there to get started. The type you glue something on the dent and use a slide hammer, also the type that uses tools from the inside of the panel...

Flex polishers are made in Germany and always will be according to Bob Eichelberg of FLEX North America.

Thanks for the advice guys! I took a couple business and accounting classes in college but that was 10 years ago, lol. ShaunD, thanks for the advice on SBA and SCORE I'm pretty sure now I want to start off as a sole proprietor so it will be easier to start up and I can focus 100% on making...

Hi everyone, after looking for a month I found a GMC Savana 2500 that I am going to use for mobile detailing. I assume I want to title the van under my business name so I can deduct it come tax time. I have not done any business paperwork yet or filed a DBA. I am interested in forming a...

I polished quite a few exhaust tips with the heavy metal polish, I like it a lot!! I also have the vintage series butter wet wax, I only have used it so far on cycle tanks but it seems like a good product. EZ on and off.

My v38 that I bought a couple months ago is nice and thick, pretty much just like pf2500 as far as consistency. If your v38 is like milk, I would return it.

I doubt you are removing color, use a white towel to see if there is color transfer. Steaming does a extremely good job cleaning leather, and the color you see is the original color after removing 30 years worth of dirt, body oils, and anything else. Try cleaning the arm rest. Even if it was...

My local coin-op is awesome, hot water and you can adjust the wand to get under your wheel wells really nice. Really a good way to get most of the winter scuzz removed. For under the wheel wells and other sensitive areas I would try the PW first without pulling the trigger, as there is quite a...

Guys can I get some advice and input on your vans that have higher mileage. Have they been reliable for you? I going to take a look at a few that have over 150,000. Obviously maintenance is everything, most likely it would be a fleet van so they are usually serviced well. Just most I look...

Yeah, I've been looking for a van too, just a little bit out of by budget. Maybe I should buy a van with high miles then upgrade to a nicer van in the future. I've been looking at Chevy express 1500s, I might be able to get a decent one with high miles for about 5k that will last a few years...