That's a pretty nice write-up from calgary... I'm not sure I'd be using the same sponge/mitt to do the wells but, other than that... Maybe he tossed it after doing those areas.

 

Yep, I just posted in his thread about that. Im D&D Auto Detailing, obviously.

 

I've lurked over there off and on -- it's a pretty new forum, isn't it? *shrugs*

I just joined though.

 

holy crap, i just posted that.

Thanks for bringing it over.
I agree on the diffrent mitt. I will have to go back and edit it. (dont worry I have mor then a few mitts I use).

Thanks everyon for the kind works.

but wow, i just posted it, word travesl fast

 

I 2nd ONR. Love that stuff.

I would use the local place to knock off big stuff then the ONR.

Still use the 2 bucket method.

Cheers

JP

 

That's what I was driving at - don't touch the truck over there, just blast it with the sprayer.

 

Yep its new. But you'll find some real knowledgeable guys over there.

 

Thanks for the replys guys...do you know if any of the local auto stores would carry it? I don't feel like ordering the stuff online lol. Anyway, I already knocked off the big stuff...its just that filliment of dirt thats still on it, and I would NEVER touch my truck with those flippin' brushes. My gf actually said I should stop fussing and just go to wally world and buy a BUNCH of bottled water just too get me too shut up about how dirty my truck was lol...can anyone say the most expensive just wash ever? I think i'm just going too risk it, I doubt that anyone will harp. Driving back 2night I saw my friend Terry with a PSD 250 had his sprinklers running, so if I get caught maybe I'll tell the cop "well my neighbors run the sprinklers...I have not seen this advisory...I mean I can't even read!" lol
~Phil

 

I mainly use ONR in my detailing business. If a vehicle is muddy I spray that off first and then proceed with the No Rinse. It leaves a vehicle shining like it has just been waxed. Here is another great video on how to use it correctly:

http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...00996428313622

 

Wally World will fill up those big 5 gallon jugs (and anything else) with water for like $1 a gallon, if that.

 

Dan,
You have a great web site for what looks like a part time job and I say that by the way you have your appointments set up. I am looking for the best way to polish aluminum that does not have a clear coat on it. We have two rotary buffers but I was thinking of using a DA. Next what can I use on the surface to slow down the oxidation on the surface that will resist heat .
Do you use any 3M products if so Where can i get a breakdown of that they are all used for?

 

Start yer own thread... That doesn't look like it is even *remotely* close to water restrictions...