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I bought the dual bucket dolly five years ago. Yes it was expensive but you get what you pay for. I use the product often keeping three vehicles clean and it works just as good now as day one. Real nice piece of gear to tote around your two buckets as you move around the vehicle. Ed

Good lord- someone is getting a sweet haul with all those goodies. Awesome AG!

I just use whatever good car soap I have when I wash my boat. I pull my boat out after each use, completely wash the boat, let it dry a bit and then put in inside the garage. I run a SeaRay 205 Sport.

Great job on the car. I really like those BMWs. I would like to see another picture or two of your cart you have.

Nice but rear reminds me of the current gen Camaro.

I have five. One doesn't work either... it sprays in only one direction (on the pull) and now leaks all over the place when you try and use it. The other 4 are good so I guess 80% working isn't failure but still not where it should be with their cost.

The wrap looks great. Very professional looking.

My favorite is Wolfgang Deep Gloss Paint Sealant, but I like everything I've tried in the WG line. I use WG products most often when making vehicles shine. Ed

Excellent work... and awesome documentation of your process. Love all the pictures. Thanks for taking the time to post this.

Yes- I say rotary is best for gelcoats on boats and RVs that have a lot of oxidation. I use a Flex DA on my boat but is sits in the garage when not in the water so is very easy to maintain. If you are new to professional detailing and are seriously considering this new job, I would make it a...

You need to check out the forums at Garagejournal.com Lots of good ideas, suggestions, and pictures over there.

How did this soap work out for the winners?

Finally, I always loved "Autogeek's What's in The Garage?" series. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6EALqHhvUgA&list=PL2B48A5B20EA71FC2&index=9&feature=plpp_video]Season 1 - Episode 9 - Autogeek's What's In The Garage - YouTube[/video]

Mike has a lot of great videos and I used a lot of them when I was learning the art and techniques of properly detailing a vehicle. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xJH_MGgbLw&list=PL3D7FB26D1D6B6611&index=4&feature=plpp_video]How to remove shallow RIDS and how to machine apply both a paint...

And one more great beginner video [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NURjFvmDpEc&list=PL3D7FB26D1D6B6611&index=56&feature=plpp_video]Porter cable 7424 light swirl remover - YouTube[/video]

Another great How-to when learning the basics. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WKFdlAFgio4&list=PL3D7FB26D1D6B6611&index=13&feature=plpp_video]How to tape-off car trim before machine polishing - YouTube[/video]

I prefer the How-To videos. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPF_dwthk2g&list=PL3D7FB26D1D6B6611&index=5&feature=plpp_video]Tips and Techniques for Interior Detailing - YouTube[/video]

Darker gel coats always come out so nice... especially if there was some oxidation before the detail. Good work.

Welcome from the beach.

Do you have a Mac? I use iMovie that comes with a Mac so you don't have to buy anything new. It's easy to use even for beginners. I take a lot of GoPro videos and normally don't do much editing anymore because I'm too busy with life but if you spend the time you can make a quality video...