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I am still new to price quoting. I just quoted this for a decently muddy jeep grand cheroke. wash clay swirl removal polish NXT s100 trim, wheels, wheel wells, windows in / out dash for $115 thoughts?

i really did not like the application of this product. i didn not feel like i had a good idea of how much to apply... how thin or thick to go. i tried to keep it really thin but due to the viscosity the liquid is, its tough to control it. anyway enough about the bad lets get to the good...

I started a personal test today involving bill north vs. 24 hour waiting before buffing method. Upon removing SG using the bill north method some of the sharpie marker I used was removed. I repeated the experiment 3x and found the same result. The amount removed was equal to how much a...

I prefer the eagle one. It makes the tires look more plasticy. Also is a deeper black. The armor all is more shine, I prefer a really jet black wet black look, with medium gloss, eagle delivered this. :up

TPGSR I took off of yours a little, hope you don't mind I made this myself in photoshop, lmk what ya think!

yellow / blue packages are the ones im talkikng about. after 5 washes: plushness is starting to leave. still decently plush but not impressively. passes cd test passes lint test. always washed separately with Tide. used for drying and wax removal.

they now lint and scratch on a CD test. washed with: tide always separated from any thing else. washed once for test, performed test, then washed again (and dried both times). same result both times. the towel was used for nothing but polish removal. also tested a towel used...

lmk sam :)

This is the first car I will be using a buffer on (PC). Because of this i didn't charge a ton. Here is what I'm doing interior full job, its fairly clean already wash polish wax windows, tires charged $70. First car I've done professionally, and I live in tucson, az which is...

Last week I did a GUNK glass cleaner review, this week its eagle 20/20. Ease of use- Very easy. SO nice not having the foam fly everywhere and having to position my hand in a funky way to trigger foam (ala GUNK). A glass cleaner should be put in a normal spray bottle if you ask me :)...

they don't even know what this stuff is. How can I convince them to buy these services that will not only make washing easier (they have no wax!) but improve the clarity / shine tremendously. Anyone have some good methods? i have brought their cars into the light to show them the swirls...

The gunk window cleaner is 'ok'. It is very mediocre in every aspect. Cleaning ability - not as good as most others. I've found 50/50 to clean deeper. Yet it does clean better than windex slightly. Ease of Use - this is my biggest draw back. The compressed can foam type spray idea is...

where did this idea come from? As I understand it Bill North just used it as a failsafe guess but had no concrete evidence for this as an actual cure time, merely knew by that amount of time it must be cured. used te bill north method except I then applied s100 over it about an hour later...

they are so off and on. sun shining one minute, raining the next. goes like this no joke for 5 hours straight. when this happens, how should I deal with a client? I have one setup in an hour and the weather.com radar appears as if it won't be raining more today however you never know...

picked up the chicago electric model. after shopping around I found out that the makita / dewalt models (~150-200 bucks) weren't for me. Id just be using it a few times a year so I got the chicago electric. It was $29 at harbor freight, with no shipping becuase its local. Came with a...

where can i search for vendors or whatnot?

Anyone know where to get some? Like cylinder shaped ones. I was going to put some concentrated cleaner in one of them for specific spot cleaning. Thanks a ton sam

What are these products: Never seen this packaging...?

please share your experience if so! sam

I used to work as a lot attendant at the biggest cadillac dealership chain in the country (LUND). Let me go over some things the detailers and the lot attendants there were trained to do: -use lacquer thinner on tough spots on the car without putting wax back over it -use steel wool on...