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haha you guys crack me up. i would have been happy to assist anyone, her being a 10 was just a bonus.

Just thought i'd share as story.. i work for a dealership as an inventory manager, i had to go to the gas station to fill one of our cars. as i'm standing there, a beautiful women in a Maserati Levante approaches me asking if detail cars. long story short, i say yes, we exchange information. i...

hacks... ugh!!! makes me mad, but love the work.

rubbing alcohol

great job

only after they have sat too long.

Good day friends, its been quite a while. unfortunately life has gotten in the way of getting things done. you know how it is. question for my northern friends. i left some of my compounds and other products out in my unheated garage over the winter, oops. i live in Minnesota, so it got cold...

Meguiars, honestly if you're looking just to make them look better. buy Meguiars Microfiber cutting pads, and Megs. 205. that should do a tremendous job. as for wax, thats like asking what someones favorite movie is. all depends on what kind of results you're looking for, and how much you can spend.

i will say, if you can afford to get a Flex, Rupes, Porter Cable, etc. do it. ebay, craigslist... I have a harbor freight DA, it does the job. its far from the best. make sure you have the right pads, and tape trip pieces.

that looks amazing, i really think you can't ask for better results without spending more money.

mini's are god awful, and i work at a mini dealership.

No better place to be!! i mean that. welcome.

thanks for the input guys.

you absolutely need to go over the car with the customer before hand, its a must if you want to make money. 1. point out spots that you may not be able to correct (deep scratches, hard stains, smells, etc.) 2. let the customer know what you will have to do in order to get the job done. (wet...

well thats based on what i like, miles, and price.. if i could get an Audi, i would. ha

Ford, Hyundai, Chevrolet are pretty much it at the moment.

I work at Mini, and i would never own one! they are horrible. our service dept is always busy.

oh, its washing the car with a bath towel, shirt, etc. no question the biggest mistake people make. that, and because most don't go beyond washing.

I'm looking to get a new/newer car? i've always wondered, are there facts to back up import vs. american made, ford vs. chevy, etc....... is one brand really better than the other.

i have a tool bag from Harbor Freight for my polisher, and use my girlfriends old bag she had to use for cosmetology school works great for polishes, waxes, and compounds. its seems like cosmetology bags would be great for detailing supplies. google it!