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A full tank of fuel and 100 gals of water will be a 1000 lbs not to mention everything else in the van,I'd opt for a large cargo van with a big payload if it were me. We had a little GM version of that Nissan and while roomy not a real big payload if I remember correctly I think the poor little...

Hopefully this is right side up lol, I was going through .y box of Pictures last night at home and that for is real to close to what my 92 Mitsubishi Eclipse was:laughing:

Nothing special,just a used Trax but it wasn't too bad,I snapped a quick pic because I like the color Edit;oops,looks like my phone was upside down,lop

Do you bring the nicely polished back to Phil when you are done?

Lets go plaid:coolgleam:

I've used this system,works great and a heckuva time saver

too cool !!,I love Hot Rods and 40 Fords are among the best :dblthumb2:

I'm within driving distance of the Muskegon Lowes,,I may bounce up there and get one Mon or Tues

Thats very solid right there.also try coffee shops,bakerys ,golf course clubhouse's or just about anywhere your target clients frequent

I am lucky enough to work at a dealership that allows me free reign,,or at least somewhat.If I had my way I would order a good AIO but they won't foot the bill for it so neither will I,,,I buy enough of my own stuff as it is. I have 2 supply guys,,1 sells Car Brite which is fine with me because...

tool bags are great for on the go and there are so many different types for every need, just a quick google search. I didn't look to see if Autogeek sold tool bags though,,if not....something like this? Carhartt Legacy 14 Inch Tool Bag

The only place I am famaliar with that does ceramic coatings is in Midland,MI,,I am sure there are more but my Car Brite guy also supplies him with some stuff so thats how I know of him. My Car Brite jobber told me his is an almost 3 day process,but he is highly recommended I guess and always...

I see cars in my sleep,,literally,,last night I had a dream my glasses slid down the hood gouging it out and all my my boss said was that it matched the holes gouged through the plastic on the front and rear bumper covers,,lol.(damn you Rsurfer :laughing: ) Anyhoo,,I was told that same line...

Probably true and not something I normally do but they are soft rubber coated and would have slid off otherwise

I finished the hood I spent about 20 minutes on it so here's the pics of what I used and how it turned out,it's a 135,000 mile 2012 Cruze for our budget row

I.don't know where this poor has been but sheesh,I don't even think they attempted to remove the wheelmarks The whole car is in pretty poor condition but still,have some pride in your workmanship

I have been trying to reduce my rotary use but I have had a few vehicles lately that just plain required it.. I had a 2018 GMC Canyon the other day (black of course) that was near a house or tire fire or something,,it took a couple passes with a wool pad and rotary to remove whatever had bonded...

jeeeesh!,,you've a few pads,,I've got like 10 of a few different colors and thats about it.

pretty much my opinion as well but I would add that it's nice to have an upsell option thats affordable for most people and having them there for application or re application provides an oppurtunity for upselling something else as well.

so what about deeply scratched glass?,,,I had windshield come through the other day on a GM certified with scratches I could catch easily with my fingernail,,are these removable ?