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Thanks again Mike.

Good to know Bobby, that's exactly what I'm dealing with. Don't have Blackfire but I can get it. Any alternatives? I have Meguiar's things, Mother's, Chemical Guys, & some Ultima things; I'll have to look again to see if there are any one step things that might be useful for other applications.

Thanks Mike.

On a Toyota Avalon the smooth shiny black plastic around the windows had something applied last year which is wearing off. I'll clean it but what should I use to get the smooth surface looking good again? Thanks.

hahahaha, good thinking. She doesn't read this forum, right?

I just remembered this forum too: For Sale or Trade

Usually not much action there but worth a try. Sale, Trades, or Bargains | Detailing Bliss powered by Detailer's Domain

I like Mark's idea, I'd go with the booze. The client may open it during a small gathering of friends and you'd be part of the conversation which may lead to a few referrals. Go to a well stocked liquor store and talk to a knowledgable employee about some newer products from well known companies...

Yeah you may be able to remove a lot of it but at how many hours and would she be willing to pay for your work? I've done some like this but always wanted a big deposit up front. Once a job is finished there ARE people who start stammering and bargaining about the price; then what do you do...

I prefer my windows to shed water in the rain, not to bead.

It's too low. In Denver the going rate for an automatic wash then an AIO with a guy & his buffer is well over $100.

I agree with the Goon.

Yeah, dump it on all of it.

Safari for me.

I don't know if I'd call it a coating but RainX works well for me. But, we don't get much rain here in the high country.

Have a happy day, good guy.

You're HOW OLD??? Whoa.

Don't know where the smell is coming from? Do you have access to a cat? Turn it loose inside the cabin, trunk, and under the hood then watch it. If it starts scratching at something, that's a good clue.

^^ Yeah, it's either the towel or the clay that's dirty.

Welcome to the nut house. Whereabouts are ya? Ken Caryl Ranch here.