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Thanks MEtint,The way it read made so much sense :least to me it did,didnt think they may had changed...Daggone Im going to be richhhhhh Now I can make enough money for the phase 2 class now Any in the works

Just noticed I put infinity instead of acura DUU

Here she be before delivery

I was under the impression SUVs were 35 front driver and passenger ....20 % rear and back...just got a call on cell phone guy wanting 5% on back three of 96 Blazer and said {a very reputable flatglass...few cars business" said it was now 5% on rear Anybody in NC have the correct answer or do I call DMV in the morning before the customer shows up I have only put 5% on rear truck windows as per say the sheet I recieved from CP films when finished the auto tint install coarse

I originally made this combo for buffing...you have a 2 by 4 in a cross shape put in 2 bricks with cement and hang 8 ft light across and 4 ft over head...do this on each side and you have unlimited compounding /detailing light Will slide on concrete too

I have to go grocery shopping and dinner every friday night"family time"and as I was going through the car care isle ...I seen these for 9.95...I have my version "5 gallon with chicken wire near bottom"but these looked classy and in my favorite color ..so I bought 2 and the employees love these by far ..compared to the 5g and chic wire Dirt stays on bottom and mitt and soap on top

I have acummilated so much shitzz I had to start useing or throw away

I had a few of these from way back so I used them for the air tool holders>>>water hose holders

This HT 357 compound with a yellow spagetti pad leaves almost..98% a no swirl paint finish..then top of with the Detailplus for long lasting protection...no reason to use a swirl remover.unless you want a higher gloss$$$$$ and for dealer cars you can use the PRO yellow wax with swirl fillers and send her out the door...we have a black infintity 3.2 we started on this evening we are doing this way ..so Ill post pics of the results in the sun tomorrow Truely a one step cuts great and has a long work time even on a warm hood

Thats not fungus on the nails...I painted the front of shop after work Greyyyyy

This is from WWW.Topoftheline.com...the newest spur for foam and wool pads ..its even got a shaver to shave the pad even.... when you take a little chunk out while daydreaming of on sale right now

Thanks ND hope your wife is enjoying that new ride I have a bunch of projects and equipment to post but trying to run 2 shops and tint has left me no time to take pics that are professional ..I seem to finish as customer is waiting to pick up ..Im going to post some good stuff this coming week I promise I have some neat new gagets for buffing and Extractor use that will be good to know

Sorry Doc..never tried any of there products Have seen there Ad in Pro Carwash and Detailing ...Good luck with the investment

Thanks Max for the compliments and welcome...but its hard to run two business's and post on here without neglecting the kids......so better hang around here before they start calling someone else daddy Thanks for the invite thou

Go to WWW.detailplus.com and order a gallon of the Diamond sheild paint sealant and every four months add one easy as hell coat and I mean easy on and off ..great protection...Highest ranking for salt water corrosion protection and at 23.00 a gallon you can do your car for 2 years and spend the xtra cash on family vacation...also order there bug sponge and mix a little car wash soap and a tad of woolite and it will eat the bugs alive I mean dead

I was trying to be undetected shooting the pics...Got 3 of my damm dash

I pulled up and these 2 cars were racing light to light and when I finally got close enough at the last light... it was 2 babes ..I shitz you not...the girl in the BMW finally just blew the doors off the other

Your in good hands Just make sure you have plenty of spray lube

Yes and make sure its commercial duty velcro or the heat will peel it right off

add you a piece of round velcro on the adapter plate ,then tour velcro backing on the 6 and 7" pads will fit,this thing weighs almost nothing and turns fast enough to cut paint,but isnt as dangerous as a 8 or 12 pound commercial buffer and cost next to nothing...I have 2 of these for practise and they have worked well over the years..of coarse I have had to fix the plug in cords 5 times from people trying to buff side ways or almost upside down and the cord wraps around the buffer head and whips out the end

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Home Depot has this gravity feed HVLP Husky spray gun for 79.00 ,this is the back up as the primary just like is isnt this pretty anymore and after easily spraing the rear ends and fender welds of 300=cars the gun still works great.They also have a 59.00 model that good but has a lot more overspray ,,,which when spraying inside can be a NO NO The HVLP gun can work on as little as 10 pounds of preasure and saves a lot of paint waste