Are you talking about Irene at Top of the Line?
Agree with you on the pads. I had also found that there was some collaboration between Flex and Porter Cable. One thing I found seemed to indicate that Porter Cable had bought Flex, but either way their relationship ended when Porter Cable...
I was thinking today, how Flex went along as a large power tool manufacturer in Germany, but AFAIK, never sold anything here in the US until Powerhouse Distributing brought the Flex 3401 in, when Bob Eichelberg was there. Or do I have the story all wrong? Were they already selling other Flex...
Wait...what? Plasma Coat? You keep bringing up these products I've never heard of, obviously I need to spend more time studying the Dr. Beasley's website.
Normal stuff we all do...,maybe just another day for an elite detailer, but I've never detailed anything that was worth more than when it rolled off the showroom floor, I've never detailed a car older than I am, etc....so normal stuff YOU all do, :p
That was my second guess, LOL
You give me too much credit--IIRC you said you didn't get to walk around SEMA this year, your old acquaintance Anthony Orosco was demo'ing a line of powder polishes that you mix up--so I thought maybe that was the new thing.
Ha ha ha, that's too many Can Ams! I think when you first posted one I told you I had forgotten all about that car, I'm not sure whether the reason I knew about it at all was because it was featured in the car magazines or whether I actually saw one in a Pontiac showroom during the brief time...
That's crazy, I thought it was the same car. Didn't you have a similar white Pontiac lined up for a different class, but not a Can Am? Or did you have pictures of both of these? I'm so confused. You had a car that came out of a museum, I thought. Anyway, pretty crazy for you to work on 2...