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Depends for me. If it is a vehicle that travels a lot on gravel then I only do it when I wash. Just for the fact that the amt of spray would end up running down and make the body look dirty. Am I wrong for thinking this way?

The two or three times I have called them with issues they took great care of me! I now use them for. The bulk of my supplies! Thank you AGO

I have a small part-time detailing business, weekends and on my down time. I for the last year have been using my family's household carpet shampooer for cars. I am not sure if I should spring for a cheaper extractor or for a steamer? Or should I just purchase another Bissle for the shop?

I did some for a dealer last summer. Hard work for less money then normal. Did a full detail Engine Bay included for 100. But I am just starting out and was happy to have the work.

It did something for me...took 7 bucks outa my pocket. LOL naw but seriously that stuff is a joke.

Thanks. I don't want to spend a lot because I only did 10 cars or so last year.(first year) but I want to show customers I care.

Since spring is right around the corner, I am getting ready to start my seasonal detailing business up again. I am looking for some of the plastic seat covers and paper floor mats that repair shops use. I use news paper right now but that is way to tacky if left in there car. I found seat covers...

Have you tried to clay it? If you did how much of a impact did that make?

Curious on how this turned out. I just started cleaning up my Wrangler washing away all of my winter B road fun and noticed some stains on my paint. I hit it with my PC and some low cutting polish and pad. Was able to get some of it. I am waiting till it gets warmer before I fully attack it it...

I went a head and sprayed the wheel wells with undercoating makes it much easer to clean after wheeling. I have heard of spraying POR 15 underneath. Going to try that as soon as it warms up. I am not sure what I enjoy more getting it dirty or detailing it.

I am having the same problem on my 2000 wrangler. The hardtop looks just awful. What is this (UTTG) you speak of?