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Yes.....some products..... Have.. a...imposed,,,,,,, but not realis...tic. Expiration..,n date. I have lots...!!? Carpro products@@# out of ...date but work just,__(fine.

i TOO AM NOT A jIMBO FAN. i DONT SEE HIM AS A PROFESSIONAL. pAN THE ORGANIZER IS JUST A NICE SPAMMER IN MY OPINION, EASILY BOUGHT. bRIAN AND MIKE PHILLIPS, LARRY FROM AMMO, AND SOME OTHERS ARE TEACHERS, AND TORTURE TESTING IS USED AS A LEARNING TOOL, NOT SOMETHING DEFINITIVE. THE...

I WILLPRAY FOR YOUR ASS!

I would have done everything the same.. im throughly enjoing this trip im taking thru life. I have financial success, 47 years of a great marriage, good children and grandchildren. No mortgage, no carpayments, lots of detail supplies, half I will never use, but i have em! I am a very lucky...

You da man, warrior. Im 72 and detail quite regularly. I still love it, but dont do interiors any more. I am also able to pick and choose my customers, many whom have been with me for years. I hope Im able to do this for many more years. I know I'm crazy as a run over dog, but I still...

You have a Lexus with softish clear, and a vw with hardish clear. Both are polish critical and pad critical. Choose wisely. I just used 3d ceramic coating, and really liked it. It does flash quickly, which I like. You might try Sonax nano for the Lexus (test spot first) and the Sonax...

I believe that is their new rotary that uses the same body as the g8. It comes with 1" and 3" backing plates. 750 watts so it should be plenty strong.

I just used it a couple weeks ago on my daily, a 2017 gti. It spread very easy, and removal was a breeze. Great gloss. So far, so good!

Re: The Car From Hell! 2014 Subaru Forester nightmare Maybe try a less aggressive approach. If you are new to 105, its a good product that works well, but can cause its own set of issues. Subaru paint is fairly soft. I would try some 210 in the maguires line with a medium cut pad, like...

You may need to learn a little bit more about foam structure, manufacture, and design before you make such a statement.

You do know Flex is owned by a Chinese company, right?

Use what you have. They will work on the g9.

I bought the big yellow shop vac at Sam's for 75.00. I only use the blower, never vaccum with it. It's the best dryer I've used! Also, I don't think anything even comes close to the pfm drying towel.

I think you will like the 5" plate and pads. Get lc orange flat pads, some gg fast correcting cream and you should be good on that Tesla clear coat.

Rinse the undercarriage with a marine product called "salt away". There are several brands of similar products. They help to alleviate the bonding of minerals to the surface. It really works well

I agree. I have several rupes new wool pads. The blue and white with the new rupes heavy cut compound cuts like crazy, finishes out fairly nice.

Yes. I'm a glutton for punishment.

In my opinion, the high cost of cars gives us a better shot at a successful career in this business. As this industry progresses, more people will be interested in a professional certified detailer than someone who is not. It's up to the detailer to use this certification to their advantage.

I have a g9 I put a 5" plate on it for curvy cars. I left the 6" on the other, since it has tons of power and will work better on flatter panels. I have not used my 15mm since I got the g9's.

If go with igl premier, or to make it simple, Griot's 3 in one ceramic sealer