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Did he mention the $28k in tools whatsoever that steamer does not even cost 5 grand...

i polish my pool balls occasionally with ultimate polish or whatever available if it is of similar material (polyester resin) it will work.. some bowling ball are matte i dont know about that.

idk if it will make a difference but i think if you had got the rupes mini plus 21 you would swear by them...

So you are a complete beginner with a mobile detailing business ?

Yes, my thought as well... I can't stand anything above 6" and more than speed 2 with any rotary or forced rotation machine.

was there any change since 2011 ? I used it back in 2011 and it's only good for foaming only... lubricity and cleaning power is just so so on par with most otc products like TW or AA. I tried to double the dilution for the last otc shampoo i tried (kit wash&glow) to try if double dose gave...

If you spend some time in autogeek site they have plenty german brands for sale. If you even subscribe to mailing list they actually have 15% sale on anything german. Sonax full effect wheel cleaner will do what you described above.

So it is obvious the 4" bp is the cream of the lc system, very smooth buffing experience even at speed 6 i swear if i dont know better i feel like i am polishing with a rotary. Change the 4" bp to the 6" and damn at speed 6 i feel like my right hand got electrocuted and that is not even a single...

Are you using it with the flow restrictor supplied ? The water need to be in contact with the resin for a good flow time to be effective. If it flows out too quickly the filter may not work effectively. What was the tds you got from the start ? Did you get 0 ? You should unless you are...

Rupes is if you want to have a new experience.. It takes time to learn the tricks with this machine Seeing you have a rotary and gg6 the flex will serve you better with no learning curve..

How do i know if it is potassium or sodium ? Care to name a product ? It sure looks like it can knock down dirt films where pressure rinsing fails without wiping and without any chemical, the run off water can be pat dry the only downside is it will take a hell lot longer and make the whole...

When you pressure hose you can knock most dirts but in the lower panel you will still have sticky dirt film i think steam is better at knocking down sticky dirt like that , is it possible to knock it with steam and then instead of wiping it do a distilled water pressure rinse to completely...

Water usage is better off with DI..you get everything that went in the filters. RO wastes 90% water going in if you are billed and going traditional wash i dont see how you cope with the water costs. You may need to install reservoir for the waste water as well to reflow water back to the RO...

Handling the rupes on curves is a pain, it just wont cut.. Any tips ??

A malaysian detailer fishbonezken did a comparison wetsanding vs velvet/denim pad, he found using the pads though faster removed more clear than wetsanding.

Fire away mate as long as you don't link the retailers

I don't know man i like the atmosphere where questions you deem 'retarded' are welcome and not shunned. It's good for traffic and to pop out new informations.Sure there are many new products reviews but not all of them are spotted under AGO's radar, take example the velvet denim pad and the clay...

I'm sorry dude autogeek online is supposed to be the most friendly for this type of questions... Anyway the best of today isn't the best in 2006 that i may got with a search button..the best back in 2003 was menzerna...with m105 coming it was the best...is it still the best ? menzerna fg400...

It's not only about power it's also the lifetime warranty that sells the griots.

pH and hardness are two different things. pH measures from 1-14, hardness measures by ppm. water above 20 ppm are considered "hard" for detailing. You'd get better foaming/cleaning power/slickness with soft water. Foaming also doesn't always mean ph > 7 , a good foaming shampoo like optimum...