Recent content by FastEddie

Hyper Dressing has been a staple in my supplies for almost as long as it has been available. Very good product and has never let me down and thankfully not like the greasy silicone dressings that many desire for ultra shine....

Originally Posted by buster That's perfect and all I would want. If you are willing to spend a little money this sucker is well worth it: https://www.amazon.com/Gilmour-75QGFMR-Foamaster-Adjustable-Cleaning/dp/B000XTH1GY Multi ratio so you can adjust how much foam is puts out, and it works...

Originally Posted by mbacfp Originally Posted by FastEddie Originally Posted by mbacfp FastEddie, Are you in the 805 area code in CA? Yep, been in the 805 for 45 years. Cool...we are neighbors. I live in Simi Valley. Good to meet you. San Luis Obispo, nice to see another 805 resident here.

Originally Posted by mbacfp FastEddie, Are you in the 805 area code in CA? Yep, been in the 805 for 45 years.

Originally Posted by Gebo Originally Posted by FastEddie Make sure your foam cannon is compatible with your pressure washer GPM. Any wash mixed with the right ratio with a good foam cannon that is the correct one for your pressure washer will make tons of foam. Mine is 3000 PSI and 3 GPM. Is...

Make sure your foam cannon is compatible with your pressure washer GPM. Any wash mixed with the right ratio with a good foam cannon that is the correct one for your pressure washer will make tons of foam.

Just and FYI, you can treat your coated leather (which the vast majority of cars have unless you have a Ferrari etc) just like vinyl....as the coating protect the leather and trying to "condition" it is useless. Like someone mentioned above, I use Leather Masters...works great on coated leather...

The vast majority of leather I work on is coated and I use Leather Master Products (be careful googling this as it can get ugly if not entered correctly). The stuff I use is designed for coated leahter and works great. And I do use Leatherique on uncoated leather but have been having mixed...

Had to deal with this cold weather situation a couple of days ago, microwaved Collinite 845, shook it up, put a spray nozzle on the bottle, and used it as pseudo spray wax.

As a full time auto detailer, I rely on my microfiber towels more than the cleaner. Give me good towels, and I can get glass perfect with any cleaner...

Looks great, and since leathermasters protection cream is designed for coated leather, the stuff works very well. Nice choice.

There is not a clear available that will be better than the OE coating on the headlights,....my shop sprays 8-10 headlights a week and we let the customer know this in advance.

I detail for a living, and have killed 2 porter cable XP machines, and yes, I have killed my Griots also, but my Griots has more power, is more ergonomic, and was replaced for free when it broke. Strictly my opinion from having used darn near every polisher available.

Originally Posted By: rooflessVW Originally Posted By: knerml I have always used a cleaner or polish before waxing to 1) remove impurities and stains that clay misses and 2) provide a shine. Should I be doing something different? I just don't like #7. There's no "nourishing" modern paint, so...

#7 is not the same formula it used to be, (VOC compliance), fortunately, I have a stockpile of the old stuff. #7 first, then a good coat of wax of your choice. #7 ALWAYS goes first, not the other way around. And yes, #7 can be use on base/clear modern paint and works great.