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Thanks psnt1ol, I appreciate all of the suggestions and advice offered. I will take that into consideration and ask a few of my more loyal customers and see if they may be interested. If so I will get back and let you know how that goes. Thanks again and i'll update soon!

Exactly Opie! It took me a few trial runs to figure that out, but i've caught on. I hate doing it that way, but if my clients stay happy then I am happy!

You’re 100% correct I know me. I never said I didn’t try to get everything perfect, I said “it forces me to not work beyond what I’m being paid for”. This was and still is extremely hard for me. BUT when time is money, I have to push it to the side and do what they pay for. If they pay for my...

Thanks for the advice fellas! You all are definitely helping calm my nerves, because that’s ultimately all it is. I’m SUPER OCD about things and almost a perfectionist. Detailing is my escape and personal way to help with the issues. It forces me to not work beyond what I’m being paid for...

I currently have a smaller/less HP Hart I got at Walmart on sale. Sent from my iPhone using Autogeekonline mobile app

Are the rigids as good advertised? What about the one with the blower, anyone tried it? I'm in need of a new one and that seems like a steal, especially with the detailing package.

I know it is, but I do not feel comfortable enough when it comes to paint correction to try it on other vehicles at this time. Do I want to get there? Yes, of course, but for now I plan to keep practicing on my own. That is the end goal for me though.

I’m pretty excited about trying them, I won’t lie. Ill let you know what I think! I’m trying to find the right combination, using the least amount of products to maximize profit. I’m not against using more products to get the job done and done correctly either though.

I’m all about combining steps, that saves money and time. Lol I’ll have to check into both and see what I think!

Thanks man! I just saw a post from Mike about this product and I am definitely going to try it also. There are so many products out there, it's hard to narrow down and just use limited ones! haha

I don't really have any issues with water marks. Yeah, I just won a contest and received an entire 5 gallon bucket full of Sonax products. I'm excited to try them out and see what I like out of it.

Thanks! I will check into it and see what I think! I'm by no means against using and trying out several products until finding the "right" one.

Alright, I'm turning to you guys and gals for help. As I have posted before I recently got into "machine" detailing. I have always taken my vehicle to others when it is due. The biggest reason for this was time, two jobs prior and the National Guard took up all of my free/off time. A year and a...

Definitely! I had planned to cycle most of my older towels just for those purposes also.

I saw the others, but everyone kept mentioning "forest green" ones so I thought it may be something with that color making them better. So it's nothing to do with the color, just a preference then? :laughing:

I have used Eagle 500s, I just wanted to give the Cobra's a try and see how they do. Is that the forest green ones that are out of stock? I wanted those, but no go....

Of course, I already have some, but it's time to start weeding them out. I didn't list numbers I planned to purchase, except the 12-pack and well that's because it was in the name. :xyxthumbs:

Understandable! Thanks for the response, Mike! I'll check into the others you listed and see what I find.

Alright...so I plan to do a complete overhaul of my MF towels. Keep in mind I am a "production" detailer, not a professional detailer. Let me know if you think I should add anything else and/or remove any of these: GG PFM Terry Weave Drying Towel 12-Pack Microfiber Towels Cobra Micro-Chenille...