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I've used my Flex on boats numerous times. It works awesome with wool and (obviously) foam pads on boats!

Negative. Since that post, life happened (marriage, childbirth, etc). I still can at some point...just busy doing other things.

I also don't browse the forums much either.

My advice (for what's it's worth), buy a few different microfiber towels of different thicknesses and sizes and see what works best for you in certain applications. Like products, what works best for...

:iagree:Distilled water is the cheapest, ready-to-use glass cleaner on the market.

For me it was a no-brainer when I decided to go "all in". My first job I ever had in high school was detailing for a local mobile guy. My friend worked for him and got me the job there for some...

I have found, in most cases, when I'm doing interiors....first spraying the carpets with an APC, then agitating with the VX and brush attachment, followed by the extraction with the HP60, has been my...

I'll snap some interior shots when I get a chance.

As far as prices...

*Trailer (6x10x5'h) w/ 5-spoke aluminum wheels...about $3200 out the door

*Vinyl graphics...$400

*Amount of...

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I don't have any interior shots.

No...I don't care how slow it gets.

You can also hire help thru a staffing agency. I don't mean call the place and have them send just anyone over to help. I had a friend work with me for a while and I had him go thru a staffing...

He just works smart...not hard!


Jeremy

Definitely a smart move to upgrade to the Mytee...you won't regret it.

Awesome set-up!! Reminds me of my first trailer set-up I had.

Questions:

* Since you only do interior work, have you lost much business by not offering exterior work as well?

* I've always...

I, myself, stay away from any dealer(ship) of any sort. I've had quite a few call me, discuss what I charge for my services, then try and talk me down to almost nothing. I know this topic has been...

I have the HP60 and never thought to get the attachment. For me, I usually take the seats out if the crevices are that bad anyway. So, to answer your question...in my opinion....no, it's not worth it.

Hey Wills...just my $.02...I don't think the red and white car looks good with that background. The idea of the line-drawn car may work the best with it OR the silhouette of a black vette may work...

Thanks for the compliment! I didn't realize you posted this until it just got bumped and didn't want to ignore it once I read it.

Thanks again!! Hope it's still working out great for ya.

What he sent you is a good start. It's always best to post a pic of what you're working with, when asking for advice, as some may have different advice/suggestions.

Jeremy here...got into detailing back in '96 and did it as a hobby/on the side up until almost 2 years ago when I decided to do it full time. It's definitely been full time ever since.

Yes, I have about 10 of those towels and use them ALL the time. For the same reason, I couldn't see myself spending a lot per towel. They are well worth it. I bought one to try out, then went back...

I find this thread amusing.

He's been busy....REAL busy. Can't get into the details, but he's been busy doing lots of stuff lately. We hang out and talk somewhat frequently and I can tell you that...

Mine gets used ALL the time...EVERY wash and detail. In fact, I have 2...just in case my main one decides to call in sick one day.

Thanks. At this point, I'm wondering if it's actually the color rubbed off of the carpet fibers. Sounds crazy...but who knows.



If I must ask...how do you know? lol

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