To do what we do we use products. I got this one job I use Sorbos on. Now I luv Luke. His videos and techniques are Way Cool. But I could never bang it out without the Sorbo 2 and 3 foot squeegees! Chems and specialty abrasive products are exactly the same my friends. Commercial products are severely limited. If I could make the most awesome product that only lasted a day I could NEVER sell it. EVER. But you and I could buy the ingredients and put it together for the job. If I needed to change it into something else for another job by changing the ingredients I could. This is what transformer products are all about. Let me show you the way. That is what the Product Development Review is all about. TALK TO ME !!!
I can imagine there are numerous reasons for why you have adopted the newsletter model for sharing this information with us. I just wish there were a way to buy the individual recipes for these products.
Subscribing to the newsletter seems a little bit like ordering the ‘mystery bucket’ from Chris and Alex. I could never get into that. I wanna know exactly what I’m getting, and don’t want to be stuck with a bunch of stuff I won’t actually use. Maybe it’s my OCD or control issues or something. My apologies
The hard water pads could go on anything. You can use any machine and any system. You choose and I’ll help you work with it.
Also Alex,
No apologies necessary. Your advice is well noted. I need to find ways to take the mystery out of it. Make it plain and simple. Here is what I got. Here is what it does and how it works. Videos will help here. The newsletter should have the formulas listed separate. I will do this for the September issue on Slow Release Polishing Pads.
Guess that proves they actually worked! There are so many things out there. Don’t want to sell products however. I just want to make them. Stuff the big guys can’t do. Cuz there are too many limitations. I learned about all the limitations when working with Unger and talking with Perry. Product development is a hard road. The people that make their living that way deserve all the money. I just want the fun and easy road.
It is awesome you have perfected the restoration even more so… I have stuck with what has worked for me. I am on a restoration job this week. The atrium garden windows in this house in the Seattle area had suction cup marks on the windows from the glass company install which of course could not be removed with normal window cleaning.
So I been high speed buffing the marks out with the slurries I been using for long time. Customer is happy so far… except for few scratches he brought to my attention on the other side of the float glass that was not being restored. Fun Fun!! lol
