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Hello everyone.... havin a tough time removing hard/etched water spots off of my 17' Camaro SS 1LE's hood I bought some matte cleaning spray from chemical guys hoping that will do the trick... I received the car like this btw.... it seems they washed the car and didn't bother to dry it well...

Well autogeekers it's been a while since my last post on here (only 15 posts lol)... Anyways I detailed this Evo X (Wicked white) last year for a friend of mine. He's a USMC veteran (Thank You all for everything that you do for this great country :dblthumb2: ) Owner wanted a simple wash and a...

Got a reply from a Mytee Rep, they said I'm outside of the 1 year warranty time period so any type of repair at a service center is all on me..... so yes like others have said before, Mytee's warranty/customer support is almost non existent for the $700+ the consumer pays.... Within the first...

Hello there autogeekers.... My name is Christian, I bought my mytee lite 8070 II (6/2012).... I got the machine with intentions of starting a small detailing business but only ended up using the machine on the weekends as a hobby/maintenance machine for my own cars, it only cleaned/touched 3 of...

Yes exactly like that.... I know that's a aftermarket gun, I've seen people shorten down the original guns that usually come with the pressure washer themselves but if I can't then I will definitely look into one of those.... BTW the wands that come on the pressure washers are ridiculous

I'm trying to delete the wand off the gun and just be able to connect a quick disconnect fitting to the tip of the gun to shorten it but I can't find the right fitting, any help is appreciated... I have a craftsman pressure washer, I tried looking on amazon for the right fitting but I'm...

As the title states, I'm trying to completely delete the pressure washer wand completely from the gun and just be able to attach the quick disconnect adapter to the tip of the gun but I can't seem to find the right adapter.... IMO the wand is too long and makes it a hassle to maneuver around...

:iagree: Thanks Mike! Nothin' like seeing a 30+ year old car beating time

Well it's been a while since I last posted some of my work... Thought I'd share some of my latest work. I also apologize for not taking high quality pics since most of the time I'm too focused detailing, I totally forget and I end up taking pictures with my crappy cellphone... But anyways here's...

http://www.facebook.com/BMGDetailing Thanks, any likes appreciated!

Liked from page 21 back to page 10... http://www.facebook.com/BMGDetailing Glad to see everyone is helping each other out. Like that saying "Don't be scared to have somebody make money with you, not take money from you, but make money with you."

Just hit the 150 mark :)

Hitting the like button for fellow Detailers and thanks to the OP for the great idea :)

I love using the LC CCS pads. I currently own orange, green, and black pads and have had great success with all of them, so I decided to order a yellow pad a few days ago to help with my work. I can only imagine what these LC Waffle pads can do :)

You've got the products in the right order... go out and try it and post some pics of the results

Great job! And yes steel wool will get rid of brake dust or soot... I cleaned my exhaust tips with steel wool #000 and it worked well too.

Thanks, hopefully they didn't lol:xyxthumbs:

Well I got motivated to "clean" my dad's 2000 Ford Excursion in the middle of the night seeing how almost everyone has great results with there work on black cars. I setup my equipment and got started at around 6pm and finished around 1am. My dad's truck had spent about 2 years or so...