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Originally Posted by Jakerooni
The air compressor will save you the most time over all the other stuff. I would almost say that every detailer out there should have some sort of way of blowing out all the seat tracks crooks and crannies. (air compressor being the easiest way to do this) The PW will save you quite a bit of time as well. The LGM isn't really going to save you anytime but it might net you some better results. A good assortment of scrub brushes will save buttloads of time as well. But getting the process down and just knowing how to tackle things before hand is the biggest difference to all detailing when it comes to saving time. Like Todd said wasting time walking around looking for stuff is a huge time waster another is not knowing your chemicals and products and what they can do. Trying this out and that out only to find out they aren't working then looking for something else that does will eat up time like no other.
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Yeah the compressor would defiantly help, and the LGM would probably produce "better" and cleaner results....
Agree 100% on the brushes.. I picked up three different head interior/exterior brushes and I don’t know what i would do with out them....
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Originally Posted by reparebrise
To speed up your process, you will want to get some training form a pro, thats the shortest way to success. As far as tools go get a steamer, you will never regret it.
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maybe berry will teach me
I think my next purchase will be a much needed caddy... I was detailing a car today and found myself walking into the garage to get a MF towel, go find an attachment for my shop vac, and etc...