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I will have to admit......the fact that Adam gets on here and gives the low down to the public of the latest on his company is awesome! Thank you for filling us in. Everything Adam said that he and his company is working on is exactley what I put down on my survey that was taken a few weeks back. A more simple line of products, less backorder and less expensive shipping. Means he cares about his customers and for that, he'll always have my buisness.

Unless your hands can move as fast as a PC or Flex, you can never obtain the scratch removal needed for perfection like a machine can. For $300.00, get a PC, some pads, a two step paint correction system, glaze and some buttery  wax, and you will wonder what the heck was I thinking all those years !!!! Abiut the same money you've spent on asprin !!!!!! :pc7424:  

This question is mainly directed to those that have been doing this hobby for at least 10 years or better. Either professionally for a paycheck or in your driveway every weekend. I've been detailing cars now for several years as a enthusiast every weekend on my own cars. I now have been starting to branch out a little and doing some detailing for profit. (friends, neighbors etc....)
 
On to my question, my shoulder and wrist are starting to show some signs of neglect from "wax on and wax off" over the last several years. I wonder sometimes how often my body will let me enjoy this hobby to the level I'm involved. What are some techniques some of use experienced detailers save your wrist and shoulder by working by hand. Avoiding Carpal Tunnel sx is priority!!! lol. Obviously working by DA is the answer, but sometimes working by hand on some cars is just needed.  Any input would be greatly appreciated.
 
Thanks a lot!

I noticed the foaming nozzles are not on the website. Anyone know if there coming back or where I might be able to get one?

Thanks Dave, and your question is extremely valid.  The old 5-Year No-Wax company that has been around forever is interesting.  Consider the following things about a semi-permanent coating:
A protective coating will not prevent surface scratches, as a result of regular washing and wiping. It will not stop paint over-spray, industrial fallout, tree-sap, bug splatter, etc. It will not create a slick long term finish, which will reduce drag, and as a result, scratches. A vehicle stored indoors day and night, will require less maintenance.   Here is the real difference between the idea of a 5-year protection, and our company:
We love washing, drying, cleaning, and detailing our vehicles. It is our form of therapy.  During our work day, we go into the warehouse or garage, and clean a vehicle, or bicycle. We enjoy the increased shine that comes after polishing a vehicle. It' a happy day when our vehicle needs a clay and polish! If we had a protection that we couldn't mess with, we'd be bored silly. Claying, Polishing, glazing, waxing and sealing is one of our favorite things to do! There is no less protection with our system. While a 5+ year coating sounds good in marketing, it goes against our customer's goals:  "Maintain vehicles regularly with excellent products and extreme passion, achieving therapy doing so."
 
That plus, we have never seen any 5-year marketed products last more than 6 months.  About as long as our Liquid Paint Sealant.
 
No disrespect to the long term protection, but the circumstances that are needed to make something last one year, let alone 5 years, rarely happen on earth!
 

I will have to admit......the fact that Adam gets on here and gives the low down to the public of the latest on his company is awesome! Thank you for filling us in. Everything Adam said that he and his company is working on is exactley what I put down on my survey that was taken a few weeks back. A more simple line of products, less backorder and less expensive shipping. Means he cares about his customers and for that, he'll always have my buisness.

I will have to admit......the fact that Adam gets on here and gives the low down to the public of the latest on his company is awesome! Thank you for filling us in. Everything Adam said that he and his company is working on is exactley what I put down on my survey that was taken a few weeks back. A more simple line of products, less backorder and less expensive shipping. Means he cares about his customers and for that, he'll always have my buisness.

I will have to admit......the fact that Adam gets on here and gives the low down to the public of the latest on his company is awesome! Thank you for filling us in. Everything Adam said that he and his company is working on is exactley what I put down on my survey that was taken a few weeks back. A more simple line of products, less backorder and less expensive shipping. Means he cares about his customers and for that, he'll always have my buisness.

awesome... kicking around the idea of getting a raptor myself.