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I got some Collinite 915 on my black trim last night. Any clue how to get it off ?

its time consuming i did it before. Only good advice i can give is when you are done a section turn the bottle upside down and spray excess out until its just air. This will prevent bubbles and spotting

best way to waste money other than gambling haha jk. just do 1-1-1

dont create an invoice to accommodate a company or they wil pick it apart and try to low ball you or not pay invoices. For fleets and dealerships i have a dealer one and dealer 2 package and fleet 1 and fleet 2 package. you can name it what you like. I list Fleet Package one as a full detail...

This is really the only thing i have the upper hand on in my marriage lol. She got upset when i first started out and i just said listen, This is my business, i put money away to invest into it to help it grow and thats just how it works. The money i make from the business right now goes back...

I use Chem Guys Leather Cleaner and Chem Guys leather Conditioner. G tech Leather Guard ad a couple others. Im happy with these 3

I use Victoria Wax and Optimum QD's. Both are carnuba friendly so Collinite 845 will be fine. Usually in between full washes this is my process 1. Rinse vehicle with low pressure 2. Use foam cannon (set for 5 minutes) 3. High Pressure Rinse 4. Spray QD over entire vehicle 5. MF Towel Dry...

i usually use this method with the heat gun and i get minimal leftover adhesive

i usually spray a vehicle right before a customer is coming. I have yet to find one that lasts more than 2 days. I love their fragrances though so I dont mind giving my personal vehicle a couple sprays every few days. You can also try to spray some on something like a large cotton ball or...

friggin ninjas

Make sure your vehicle is clean all the time too. If you approach a business and they want to see your work. Either have an album of before and after pics or even take them out to your vehicle. Word of mouth will always help and is usually the best advertising if you do good work. I...

I see some people on here complain that they get no business. Then when the question is asked how they advertise they pretty much don't. Word of mouth is always the best advertising but not the only way to do business. Spend a little money and take an ad out in the local paper. Facebook ads...

Ya i dunno like i said it might be different in canada. they want them looking new b/c if they dont they wont sell. I consider myself very lucky after reading different threads on this subject.

I made a free facebook page and have been getting so much business off of it i have to turn stuff down. Its a cheaper option which is proven to work .

I still cant get over people saying they only get $100 per car. Maybe its different here but I make a minimum of $200 per car and im cheaper than most places with more overhead.

Can you break down the cleaning and dressing product for me on the wheel wells. What products and tools you used. Thanks

I use the following produts Stripper Scent Leather Scent Window Clean Microfiber Wash Pad Wash Leather Conditioner Back to Black Aerosol Spray love them all very happy with their products

I usually use a little green machine or just a wet/dry vac with a claw head nozzle. Then follow up with a MF. I usually keep vehicles over night if im doing a full shampoo and air it out over night. Ill be picking up a Mytee machine next summer though

Im thankful for the dealer whos trade ins i do. They want it to look new. I dont have to cut corners and I make 200-300 per vehicle depending on the time it takes. And i dont polish either !

My next nasty vehicle I will be doing a full write up and possibly a video as well. It will take a long time to put together but i figure it might help a few new guys get a decent start.