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wow! really nice. I just rather buy the oens they sell here though haha.

Just buy a 3" backing plate. It wont feel as comfortable as a gg 3. But you get the power of the gg6. I heard everyone say the gg3 is terrible in power. Mike uses it for sanding, probably because thats all its really good for.

Yes I agree. Right when you get them, remove the labels. Wash them twice with hot water, both with double rinse. I use a very little MF detergent with the first wash. Dont use normal detergent, I suggest chemical guys MF cleaner.

Lowes sells a 1700 psi green works pressure washer. Its $180, comes with disconnect nozzles. Awesome pressure washer for the money. Very well built, pretty quiet for an electric pressure washer. I have no complaints about it at all.

Yes ive even try diluting 1:15. Its just preference, its a harsh cleaner. CG inner Clean has no cleaning ability, tried that and it isnt that great. Good for dust wipe down, but at that point mise well use a dry MF haha. I use megs apc for greese stains in my trunk from hulling dirty stuff...

I have both, the metro sidekick is great for cleaning wheels. i dont use it anymore because I have the master blaster. Remember it takes a 20 amp breaker to run both motors. The sidekick doesnt do anything for drying a car, use the master blaster its the only way.

Some have regulators. But here is the truth. I have a greenworks 1700 psi. Comes with the gas style quick disconnect wand and not the cheap AIO wands. I use a 25 degree tip on mine. That doesnt mean 1700 psi is coming out. In fact I can put my hand just 2 feet in front of it and it doesnt hurt...

I used to use Megs APC+ the problem I hate about it is that its a very harsh cleaner, it literally dries out and cracks older vinyl. So if your goign to use APC+ I would make sure you have a conditioner for your leather and vinyl. Another things I cant stand is it leave a visable residue behind...

Details Pro Total Interior Cleaner. Handles everything, Leather, plastic, vinyl, carpet, upholstry. Just dont use it on clear plastics and glass. Here it is: DP Total Interior Cleaner cleans plastic, vinyl, leather, carpet, and upholstery without harsh solvents or caustic chemicals.

Details Pro Interior Serface Protectant is my fav. Goes on nice, protects nice.

1. No 2. No 3. Yes When you talk to your clients when they ask for you to detail their car. Tell them that you have to use there hose connection. A foam cannon is just something new. COnsidering your going to correct there paint, there is no need to go to these lengths. I use a foam cannon...

I think its in your head a little man! Apply it in straight lines on your applicator. You want it to soak in the foam, that allows you to spread it. Dont apply harsh pressure of the applicator. Dont sit there and watch the dressing seem into the foam. Put on the dressing and get to it. Also it...

I use wolfgang paint sealant 3.0 on my glass. Comes out nice everytime.

DP Tire Gel. Apply as many coats as you need. No sling. HQ product as usual. :)

ahhahahaha right on! I to am trying to find a suitable brush. I am leaning toward a MF wash mit brush. But havent found any to my specs. I have found this one wich looks safe: Shurhold Swivel Pad & Lambs Wool Cover Combo, lambswool cleaning pad any reviews on it?

Griots most likely because it has a lifetime warrenty. I have it, its the best of the three. Most powerful, works great with 3 inch pads. LIFETIME warrenty haha. Buy it, its great.

Use a waterless wash from detailers pro series. It has more lubricity than a QD. But a QD works as well. I take a MF, soak the spot in waterless wash, and lay the MF over the spot and gentle wipe in the direction the car goes over the car. Never in circles or left to right. Then I use the other...

So far in the terms of Microfiber disks. There are Cutting, and Polishing. Use the cutting for swirl removers and compunds. Use the polishing pad for the final polish and glazes. I guess I would just stick with the lake country flat pads in 3 inch. The flat surface allows more working surface...

Yes, use a 3" backing plate with 3inch pads for that area under your tail light. On tricky spots, you can always hand polish. You may want to try some MF cutting disks. They will be softer for those areas. You dont want to scratch your tail light. If not, make sure you tape it all up with at...

Nice! But I put some WolfGang sealant on my glass, prob works better.