In time, you can always add, and compliment your set-up.
Trust, that it is often hard to decide what to get, you feel like a contestant on "The price is right" sometimes!
Myself, I have made mistakes, like I'm gong to detail every vehicle in the neighborhood, when I actually never will. Some imaginary scenario, where I'm going to go back to the old days, detailing cars, and need to have all the bases covered just in case.
This was a slight $$$$ mistake on my part that I do have without a doubt, more product on hand, than any detail shop within a 100 mile radius of this town I live in.
But I've always been this way with car care products, it is definitely an affliction, and addiction of mine I guess. A man has to have some hobbies!
The detail shops here, I wouldn't trust to detail a ride going to the junkyard. Whereas myself, I would not back down or be afraid of the challenge to detail a Bentley.
The one problem is time constraints. As they say, "Rome wasn't built in a day", and I wouldn't expect to try to run through such a 6 figure vehicle in a matter of a few hour's time. More like days and weeks to perfect a vehicle that has been sadly neglected by its owner. One thing always seems to lead to another, where something needs some attention paid.
There's of course a whole realm of vehicles, which there are show, and then onto concours. Working on concours type vehicles is surely an art form.
Probably such, that even Mike Phillips has to step back, take many long breathers, and seriously consider, and assess what needs to precisely be done, and in what order?
Mark
