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Awesome, thank you. I will try it out.

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Just regular tap water

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I have a very cheap water extracter "spot bot". I have to really rely on scrubing.

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I have only used APC or Detailer's carpet cleaner

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Yes, that's what driving me crazy

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I have a client who has a '12 Ford Fiesta with what looks like nylon seats, when chemical is applied it leaves behind a stain. My technique is vaccum, apply chemical (APC), scrub, vaccum and water...

Wet/dry is what I do need. I am glad you made that a point. I will will have to look around for some good ones. Higher the HP the better?

This works pretty well? My question with these units has always been (I am sure I am wrong) but when you turn on the blower part of the machine does it blow what is inside of it? or does it retrive...

So I have been looking around on AG's retail site and the forum to find out which vacuum is really the best one for the job. I really like the idea (power, maybe?) of the Autobahn wallmount vacuum...

[QUOTE=smack;732373]Get on Amazon and have a look for what fits your needs



LOL, one last question. I am looking around on Amazon (thanks again) found a good model for me. The question is...

Thanks again everybody!:xyxthumbs:

I actually have the product called tire glaze, it puts a real deep shine on the tire. however it is hard to put on and comes off easy (tends to fly on to the car when in motion)

I am not mobile, I run out of my garage, I am still in the begining stages. I really havent even developed a solid customer base just yet. But, that is a great point to keep in mind.

Anyone familer with the brand Simoniz? They are not too far from my location, I was thinking of taking some classes from them, I have already signed up for a class in Holyoke with another company....

I have heard that name before, when I did some research I had a hard time finding a dealer in my area. Western MA. Have any tips?

:iagree:LOL, thanks. Yes, I that also did help with a better understanding on the fuel. I just didnt want to be buying more fuel compared to less electric (hope that makes sense...)

I have a question, I picked up the waffle towels, I am using CG window cleaner (sry cant remember there "special" name) and I still manage to leave streaks, any suggestions?

Wow, thank you everyone for your inputs! :xyxthumbs: I think going to a pressure washer store really is the best option, here is my last question If I were to go with a gas PW how many car (est.)...

I grew up on Villabrook by Perry Farm, I moved to MA almost 3 yrs. ago to connect with the other side of my other family. The camp is actually pretty fun, I will admit you gotta be a Bears fan in...

So it sounds to me going to Home Depot getting something half decent will do the trick long as I keep the pressure setting right.

Thank you for the headsup maybe I will just stick with old techinque for now, if my biz grows then I will invest in the product.

I wish I still lived in the area, I grew up in Bourbonnais, IL home of the Chicago Bears training camp. :props:

I see the most common used way to wash a car is with a pressure washer, now here is the question is a pressure washer (PW) just that or is a special PW really needed, I can already assume having the...

I think you hit the head on the nail, I am more of a weekend warrior right now. Would a this tool or the steamer be reconmened for headliners? Speaking of steamers, where should I begin to get an...

Awesome job, I hope to be this good some day! lol