I've never needed a pump. I always made my own hose with that clear tubing from home depot or lowes. From the tank to the pressure washer, just make one loop, cut and connect. Good luck :xyxthumbs:
I love MF pads, especially since I purchased a air compressor. Cleaning pads made simple. It never seems foam pads are as clean as MF pads during the process. I've been thinking of trying MF...
Why not just keep about a inch from your trim when you use polishes waxes etc. or even tape it up? And if you do get some on your trim or its already on your trim, just clean with alcohol and dress...
Personally, without good tools and products, technique doesn't matter and vise versa. This might be a case of residue control or by the pic it may even be your machine not be turned up enough to spin...
I say yes, I'm no chemist but gelcoat and clearcoat are completely different. 3M does make a marine compound and has for quit awhile. Good question though, I've wondered this myself, I'd like to know...
Heres me when I was 8..
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Kidding.. That's my son :)
In my case, I started in 92 just doing boats on a boat yard and after a year I was mobile working for another company for quit a few years before starting on my own. I was not as fortunate to have...
Just did a yellow ZR1 with my Griots 21 but megs microfiber cutting pads.. I'll have to try the Griots pads. I love using air to blow out these pads, makes it so much easier to control residue...
Are there any good videos to learn my clients about coatings?
A lot of time I don't have time to explain what coatings are but I could shoot um a educational video so that they can watch on their...
Professionally for 3 months? lol..
If you haven't already I would get the new Rupes Mark II. I use the Griots 21 and its great but more of the forced rotation would be nice, especially if it doesn't...
Being mobile would open up a whole new world of clients, they love the idea of convenience. Just toss you their keys while working or at home. Charge an extra $10-$15 bucks on top of your regular...
