What would you get next???????

Since your list is for "nice to have" items, it makes it a little tougher to place emphasis on one spot. But here's my opinion.
  1. Camspray electric pressure washer
    I think this is almost a must have tool for proper detailing (a pressure washer that is). They are great for engine detailing, washing mats, and of course the usual wheel arches and pre-rinse. When I am doing traditional washes, I always have a pressure washer right beside me for various tasks.
  2. vx5000 steamer
    As someone else mentioned, this has multiple uses, and can also be used in household cleaning, so...
  3. highline paint meter
    If you are planning on wet-sanding or doing much heavy correction, then this would move up the list. It would be a nice "compliment item" to have however for the discriminating hobbyist.
  4. CR-spotless
    It is a nice idea, and I wouldn't mind having one...but, there is a maintenance cost, and you can avoid water spots in other ways.
  5. Flex light-weight rotary
    Just a pure luxury item for you since you have a rotary already that can spin the largest pads.
  6. carpet extactor
    Makes volume work faster, but for a hobbyist - just don't see the need.

Again, these are just my thoughts and opinion.

DLB
 
You say you are doing correction work with your rotary.

IMO as I offered on the other board, you need a PTG... Without one you are polishing blind.

There is no way for you to tell if you are working on thin paint or not.....
 
The one important thing is Blackfire Wet Diamond All Paint Protection is missing there..............................:wizard:
 
I consider myself an enthusiast and I'm totally impressed with your acquired list. I'd like to hang out in your garage and play.

On my personal short list would be a paint meter and a carpet extractor before adding more product. Then again, I have a soft water spigot outside (no hot water yet) and a 14 year old boy to help keep the paint wet when washing.

Enjoy your toys!
 
I more leaning towards the steamer and paint meter. I just got the Blonde boar's hair brush from PAC, awesome wash media,

I hope everyone enjoy their toys this coming spring and on, cant wait to play!! as for Blackfire sealant, I cant wait to have it. as sales are goin on now:Dancing Dot:
 
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I like how you have your shop set up , very organized , although ,you didnt mention what your next move is ? :smile:

Thanks, I just pick up old furnitures left around the house to set this up lol.
working from button up, so 1st will be a wet/dry/blower ridgid, and steamer will be shortly after that.
 
You already have a rotary makita buffer, and a porter cable random orbital polisher. A Flex 3401vrg is a gear driven orbital that would complete your your collection of polishing machines. It fills all the gaps for buffing and polishing, A lot of pro's starting to use this machine with great success.
 
Angelo, Im trying to cut back a little bit, I got all these stuff since Nov of last year. and I still haven't played with it at all. Im still noob at this, LSP is not so important at this time. =) I do need some Meg wheel brightener and Meg Body solvent. =) just waiting to pull the trigger, once I see my tax refund.
 
You say you are doing correction work with your rotary.

IMO as I offered on the other board, you need a PTG... Without one you are polishing blind.

There is no way for you to tell if you are working on thin paint or not.....

Call me crazy or stupid, but I have never used a PTG. I have one built into my left marble :spy:

The one important thing is Blackfire Wet Diamond All Paint Protection is missing there..............................:wizard:

Angelo, maybe he is not looking for a dripping wet finish :drool5:

I more leaning towards the steamer and paint meter. I just got the Blonde boar's hair brush from PAC, awesome wash media,

I hope everyone enjoy their toys this coming spring and on, cant wait to play!! as for Blackfire sealant, I cant wait to have it. as sales are goin on now:Dancing Dot:

These toys you speak of I call equiptment. I wish I still got excited about detailing :Snowman:


Is that what I think it is :scared:

Where's the Blackfire Wet Diamond? :biggrin:

For the love of God overtime. Will you please ad this product to your list. You want be disappointed I assure you :wizard:

Ok I jus pick up the vx5000 and high-line paint meter, whats next?

Well, so much for cutting back :cornut:

Whats next? I'll tell you whats next Director

Go to your attorney Monday morning and have him add Flash Gordon as your sole beneficary of All your detailing gear Da Rules!


You wanna here something sad/embarrassing Boo Hoo

I thought this thread was about what product we wanted next. I had never viewed this thread. I was going to add my wish list. Here goes...

I was thinking today how much I need a new small funnel. A friend of mine stepped on my old one and I am spilling product everywhere :redface:
 
the funnel is only a dollar,

I figure all products can go on sale someday or the other but not tools, if you don't have the right tools, the product used won't be effective

The Ace power stick is the best inner wheel well tool I have, its no gimmick. its the real deal. if it fits inside the wheel.....lol


so CR spotless next????
 
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