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Hi, I just brought a bottle of Collinite 845 to use on my clients cars before the harsh winter sets in, I want to know if I can put a carnuba liquid based wax using my porter cable on top of the Collinite 845. If so, is there any curing time between the two steps?

That won't be necessary, thank you so much for your support and everyone's support here on autogeek. Although this incident really dragged me down and has caused me much depression over the past few days I am going to put it behind me. People like this do not deserve me wasting time thinking...

I'm not a licensed business, I am a community college student who is trying to make money on the side to support tuition for when I transfer to a 4-year school next year. I am passionate about detailing and I was passionate on the job that I did for this guy as I did a good job on the car but...

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I fear for my safety from these people, they only know my phone number and my first name. I feel unsafe and might call police as they are threatening me and calling me and being nasty and the father threatened me yesturday.

This is an update on the thread I just posted yesterday. So the son called me back and told me that I have to go back to his fathers house and finish up the car with the compound and I told him I cannot do that as I feel unsafe at his fathers house. The son then told me to refund him the $60...

Thank you for your help. After dealing with these people I think I am going to stay clear, the $60 covered supplies and gas for today plus money for dinner so I didn't lose money today. I am going to let it go but never detail for him again. It is not worth it to take him to small claims...

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I talked to the son and he told me that he was sorry and that his father is known to do things like this and he wasen't suprised. He is very sorry and he would like me to go back and compound his dad's car like his dad wants it and he'll pay me $220, personally I don't think $20 for a compound...

Also the guy says he'll pay me the rest if I come back and compound but honestly I feel unsafe going there again as the area he lives in isn't nice and his house is dirty and is hoarded with garbage and he wasen't friendly.

I tried to be nice to the guy and offer him a lower rate of $150 and he said that's abusrb for a detail without compound and btw the car did not need compound as the polish and the wax I did to it made the car shine nice and also the carpets that I shampooed looked new.

Today I detailed a Ford Excursion. The person that I detailed's cars son called me to arrange the detail that he was getting for his father as a present. I told the son that it would be $200 for a standard detail (carpets shampooed, vaccum, interior protectant. car clayed, and one step wax)...

Hi, I recently started my own part time mobile auto detailing bussiness a couple months ago and to date have done about 40 cars, I am a college student attending community college and I have a lot of time to detail cars. I usually do 4-5 cars a week. My equitment consists of a porter cable...

The stains that I usually have trouble with are the stains on the drivers mat where the left foot rests, I also have problems with tar stains

Where can you get a good deal on the wax?

hi, so you can help me with using carpet extractor and carpet cleaning? If so it would be really helpful and appreciated to me and my new part time mobile detailing business

Hi, I recently picked up a Mytee Tempo Extractor which has around the same features and strenths of the Aztek Carpet Extractor except for the water heating element. This is not a problem for me as I have a water bucker heater which heats water to boiling in ten minutes. I'm having a problem...

Hi, I recently picked up a Mytee Tempo Extractor which has around the same features and strenths of the Aztek Carpet Extractor except for the water heating element. This is not a problem for me as I have a water bucker heater which heats water to boiling in ten minutes. I'm having a problem...