Pictures of your detailing products

Detail King:
I did my engine over the weekend, granted its only 3 months old, and was relatively clean, I did manage to dirty quite a few towels, extension sponges and wooden extension Q-Tips. BMW engine compartments are a piece of cake compared to other engines I've details (Audi, Ford products)...not much on top.

Anyway, I figured if I just stay on top of it, say once or twice a year, it will never get so bad that I have to use a car wash and water.

Here's a link to the after-detailing:
http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?u=1722739&a=13943155&p=55929393
 
I was searching and found another forum that the members posted pictures of their detailing supplies. I am not sure if anyone has started a thread like that or not. I did a search and could not find anything. Soooooo, if there is let me know and I will move this post. If not, lets start one now :) People really got into the one I saw, there were over 500 posts.


Here is some shots of my stash. My wife went to visit family in Seattle and took our good camera. These pics aren't the best. They were taken with my cell phone... sorry....

Pic 1:

I store all of my spray bottles in portable caddies on this shelf when not in use. My PC 7424XP is kept in the black and grey tool box. And my Griots Garage 3" polisher is kept in the red and black rolling seat/tool chest at the bottom.

Otherwise there is just some extra products I don't use much (black wow, some Stoner stuff, heavy duty glass polish), and some extra bottles etc.

The white drawers on the left store all of my MF towels, terry towels, and a bulk of my surgical towels.

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Pic 2:

This where I keep extra surgical towels on top (I work at a hospital?..these come?..cheap?). I detail on my days off.

There is an old wash mitt on top, I use grout sponges now. Top drawer is for car washing stuff. Second drawer is all pads. Third drawer is yet more surgical towels. PM me if you need surgical towels, if you pay shipping I can send you some.

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Pic 3, 4, and 5:

Top of shelves:
Halogen lights
Space Heater
Blower/Vac (same as another company sells for $39 plush shipping & tax, I got it on ebay for $20 shipped )
AutoGeek?s version of the Gilmour Foam Gun filled with Hyperwash 1:1
If you look too the right I also have a bunch of Mr. Clean car wash kits. I give them to clients after details. They love it. You can get them for $4 each at Big Lots.

First Shelf:
Meguiars M105
Meguiars M205
Klasse AIO and Klasse Sealant behind
Collinite 845
Collinite Metal Wax
Meguiars #26
Meguiars Paint Conditioning Cream (behind that surgical gloves)

Second Shelf:

Griots Undercarriage Spray
Amazing Roll Off
Poor Boys Bug Squash
Meguiars Hyper Dressing
Alcohol
Meguiars Hyper Wash
Woolite

Third Shelf:

Meguars APC +
Meguiars Body Solvent
Meguiars Wheel Brightner
Meguiars Super Degreaser
Meguiars Last Touch Detailer

Bottom Shelf:

Folex (behind that Sams Club ProForm Carpet Cleaner)
OdoBan
Meguiars Odor Eliminator
Meguiars Vinyl & Rubber Cleaner / Conditioner
303 Fabric Guard
303 Aerospace Protectant
Meguiars Leather Cleaner / Conditioner

To the right of the shelves is my Werner Work Platform.


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Pic 6:

Halogen Work Light & Cord Reel

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Please let me know what products I am missing!
 
Impressive neat & orderly.. Nothing like surgical towels too. I worked in hosp. setting too a few yrs. ago softoa.
 
Best shot I have of my setup, all polishes, LSP's etc on adjustable shelves off the floor. All of my sprayer bottles hanging on 2 racks mounted to the wall to save space. I have 3 big plastics bins stacked for Cutting, polishing and finishing pads.

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I really need to get a setup like that. My wife thinks that I have a lot of products. I think I need to show her this, so she will understand what it takes.
 
Street Dreams said:
Best shot I have of my setup, all polishes, LSP's etc on adjustable shelves off the floor. All of my sprayer bottles hanging on 2 racks mounted to the wall to save space. I have 3 big plastics bins stacked for Cutting, polishing and finishing pads.

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That looks super nice and clean. And very organized. I wish I did not have to share the garage :(
 
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Our high-end waxes are kept climate controlled to ensure they last as long as possible:

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To include our crown jewel collection:

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Of course there is more stuff, but that gives a good idea of everything and how it's separated
 
Holy **** Marc that is one impressive collection there. Very well organized.

All of em are great. I need to paint my garage I think, get some brightness without adding more light.
 
Marc,

I will be in the Detroit area this weekend. If you plan to be away at anytime from Thursday onward, I'd like to stop by and pay you a visit while you are gone.

I have some ideas for your garage that might free up some space. Please keep it unlocked so I can back my father-in-law's F150 right in.
 
Okay Marc, you win top prize. That is some setup you have there. Everytime I see something like this, i say to myself, self, you need more products. Then my wife chimes in.:devil:
 
Wow Marc! You are very organized . You must be the cleanest most organized man Ive ever seen! :thumbup:

Im not even going to show you what the inside of my detailing van looks likeX_Xits very messy :biggrin: The outside looks good though!
 
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