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Wow everyone use to race BMX! I am 24, I raced from 11-17 years old. Started out on a Redline and was co-sponsored by them as well. I never kept them clean though because I was too lazy at that age. Haha. Wish I would have kept all my bikes I had!

I'm not telling you that it's the best product out there. Or that it's 100% effective, but for your sake it might be a good thing.

Look up CarPro HydrO2. It's a spray sealant that literally requires not much of your time. Basically spray on and rinse off. YouTube could educate you on how it works. Basically spray on your rinsed surface while the water is still sitting on your vehicle. Rinse again. Bam. Sealed.

I love CarPro Reset, even on an uncoated surface. Only need like 1.3oz, foams in a bucket nicely, and great lubricity. I only use it for my higher end details. Otherwise I'm a Mr. Pink fan. I am on my second gallon. In less than a year. While in the midst, also using CG Honeydew, Citrus Wash and...

Looks good! Do you have issues with HD SPEED clogging your hexlogic pads really fast? That's the issue I've had with it. Otherwise it's an amazing AIO.

2012 Black F-250. Cut with Menzerna 400, Polished with Menzerna 3000, Sealed with Menzerna/Jescar PowerLock

Awesome, thanks Mike! The good news is I just got my 3401 in the mail yesterday, so I'll have to give that a shot. I have the Griots 6", the Torq 10FX, and the 3401. So I kind of have some that I can play with too and see what works best for my situation. Thanks again, I appreciate the...

What's the best product to use with it? I like using ONR in the dilution it calls for, using a clay bar. I just feel like that's not going to have enough lubricity to compensate for that faster rotating pad. But am I wrong? Also, would the pad be best to use on a short throw DA or a long throw...

The wheel wells were done. The rear ones have many burnouts in them haha. Any good solution for that?

Ahhh a medium sized ladder and held on tight. I'm actually gonna have to tell him that if he wants that polished and coated he's gonna have to wait till I get my new shop, because the shop I am currently at is my buddies dad's and I don't trust his ladders, for my sake and the trucks sake...

CQUK was designed to apply in cold weather climates, and is very finicky. I taught myself to use it and if I didn't have much experience I would have fell flat on my face trying to figure it out. It's definitely not user friendly if you're a weekend warrior. I'm gonna try just regular CQ next.

This is this dudes 6th or 7th time seeing me in about 8 months. He comes back for regular washes, decontamination, and now this is his second time coming back for a polish. I don't have before and afters, but I have the finished product. -Washed with ONR -Cleaned the inner fenders with...

I bet a hole saw would work amazing for this.

Awesome! Thanks!

I totally 100% agree with you. I do have a package option for decontaminating that includes wax and wheels and tires and all that good stuff, but like I said. Some people don't want to pay that little bit extra. Everyone that gets a wash and wax with me I give a verbal disclaimer explaining that...

Well I mean he was a super nice guy, but right away I could tell that he had high expectations but didn't want to spend the extra few bucks to even decontaminate the paint. I do appreciate constructive criticism though. I mean, I'm all self taught. On all ends of the spectrum. No one showed me...

Thanks for the info guys, I don't think that he will say anything bad as I did actually offer him and his wife to quickly take care of them before they left. I also had to explain to him, though, that with the service I did that it would not remove those. I don't think my reputation is harmed...

It was 2 cars, the Buick and the VW, but I know what you mean. If I would have done decontamination I would have more than likely taken the scuffs out, but in not gonna take the scuffs out when all I did was a wash and wax.

Okay makes sense. I guess it's not a big deal, they're fairly cheap in comparison to the charge for the service. I appreciate the info though.

I have been detailing part-time for almost a year. I have never had a customer be displeased or unhappy, as I tell ALL my customers that if they notice something I missed (because I am not perfect) that they can bring the vehicle back and I'll touch-up or fix what I missed for free. So I...