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Been using this tool box for years, it's great!

I use this, great shade for me.

Sit inside the car while detailing.

So I'm looking to change my set up a bit, maybe going with an electric pw vs gas. I just can't seem to find a longer electric pressure washer hose. My gas one is 75' and sometimes comes up short. Does anyone have a longer hose or do you just move the pressure washer? Thanks!

Never used it, but nanoskin is the best "clay" I've ever used. Easier to use, faster and no waste if it falls. I would still use regular clay on wheels but on paint, nano skin all the way.

Tractor supply has them.

One video I watched mentions it. they actually use two thinner coats vs one thick coat, that made sense to me so I rolled with it. It could have been wrong but the car looked great! Looked at it this morning and it had a great just waxed wet look.

So I finally for to try this out Optimum OptiCoat last night on an actuall customers car. It was Brand spanking new 14' Nissan Altima, that she for with the plastic still on(and no dealership detailer touched). I had to order the coating, so it was a week before I finally coated it last night...

I think it came out ok, even at speed 6.

Here is one car I did with a cleaner wax at speed 6.

Please enlighten me as to where your professional information was gathered from. If you don't know what light defects are from a severely neglected finish, maybe you should find another post to help you with those definitions and then come back here. When you find those out come back and I'll...

WOW, is all I can say to this comment. Some people also choose to be jackholes! I'm surprised how many people run their mouths before they even know someone, or their situation.

Use it and see what happens. Nothing ventured.....

It's not a bad cleaner and for $8 I haven't found one yet to beat it.

You obviously didn't read my post carefully. Read the first paragraph, second to last and last. In there you will see that I said it depends on the severity of the car, the pad and the product. Your absolutely right I generalized. If you read the last paragraph, It mentions that's what the test...

If your going through the trouble of hooking up your pressure washer or hose. Just finish up with a regular car wash. Why rinse it off and then used a rinseless wash. You already rinsed it, so I guess technically it's not a rinseless wash now anyway.

If you pressure wash it before a rinseless wash,why not just finish it up like normall. To me once it's been rinsed off scrubbing with a MIT is easier and faster. If you pre rinse, then you might get water spots on a hot day. I can wash a car "like normal" with about 5-8 gallons. Not including...

I use a 55gallon water tank and hardly ever use a clients water. Reason is, all my stuff is set up in the bed of my truck. If I use my pressure washer to their water I have to take it out undo the connections blah blah blah. I have a separate hose that I use if I ever use their water. Then I...

It works don't get me wrong. Yes it gets gunk from crevices, however I can do the same with APC a microfiber towel and set of thin tools I use in a shorter time span. Plus no need to keep my generator running wile I use the tornador. I'm my opinion it just takes way too long and unless your...

I'm not a huge fan of the tornador either. You can get faster results with your spray bottle and a rag.