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I usually spend 2 days on a car. I'm old and I know the hurt factor but love the end result and the peoples face when they see their vehicle.

Re: Avoid water spots - Fast and simple way I dry my cars I always wash outside also and just got the McKees37 Turbo Car Dryer. Works great and saves time. By the way Mike that is an Oldsmobile.

Well I wish I had a solid answer but I've had mine for a few years and have never had this problem. In my mind Without taking one apart I would think that there is an orifice blocked with some debris or scum for APC etc. I would take it apart and soak it in concentrated APC and maybe spray some...

Congrats on the new building. Looks really nice. I think a nice stripe about 4 ft up would really set the walls off plus that's the area that takes the beating and you could freshen it up below the stripe periodically when needed and not have to paint the whole wall to make it look good again...

One thing to keep in mind also not only are you breathing clean air but your blower fan motor will run cooler as its not working as hard a increase the life of the blower. Cabin filters are cheap compared to some blower motors.

I drive a Jeep and change mine every 12K. I only drive about 6K a year though. Mines a 2011

Happy Birthday to camaro kid, T dav ,wwdetailco,EWtheDETAILER have a great day.

Thanks for taking time out of your busy day.

Also look at the drop in people logged in. only 847 right now. Usually 2000 people on. Maybe it's the Russians taking over the detailing Forum world.

I got it on Firefox. What's up with this. It was fine yesterday.

Well you're Mike Phillips on here because you are The Man Mike Phillips detailing king of the universe. We are all just little asteroids floating out in space. Hey I picked my name because I felt it was detailed related.

I love mine. Use it for other things also. Even let the wife use it when shes bathing the little grandson.

I bought this one not super stiff but seems like it will be very good. Haven't used it yet though. Use the ergonomically designed SONAX Textile and Leather Brush for all your interior cleaning needs

I use my Tornador first and then a small soft brush.

I will wait until the HD model comes out

My wife said the same thing the first time I brought a gun home. 13 guns later they just get used to it. You have to spend money to make money in this business.

I have Speed Shine and Best of show Pate Wax. Both work excellent but I don't limit myself to buying from only one brand.

If it's only a year old I'd be calling Makita and see if it's under warranty.

You can't go wrong with any of them. I have all 3 and it depends on the season with me 476s in Winter. 845 and 915 Summer. If time is a factor I use 845. If not then 915.

Happy Birthday. Make sure you post your unpacking photos from your wife.