AG Detailing Bag In Action

Sevaral have asked "how big the AG bag is" so I decided to fill mine up and take some pics.

 

looks like it could be useful.

Thanks for the pics

 

Man that thing looks like it can hold some goodies :thumb:

Thank you for sharing the pictures..how heavy is that thing though?

 

That looks very similar to a bag I bought from Griots

 

Wow you can fit a lot in there

 

It is heavy as you can imagine... i dont own a scale or else I'd weigh it for you

 

No need for a scale Motor but I can imagine it :thumb: thanks for sharing.

 

Those Megs brushes are interesting looking. What do you use them for?

 

Yes, I like it..

No prob on the pics, figured since some were asking about it and I have one I'd throw some pics up

 

Interesting is a good word for these brushes. They have a "slide lock" that allows you to change the length of the bristles and effectively changing the stiffness of the bristles.

Pics are below (all three pics are the same brush with the "slide lock" in different positions.

I previously had two of these brushes I used for interior trim work.. I have since purchased quite a few of these and once my detailing season starts I will be using them for wheel cleaning as well as interior work and exterior product removal that may get trapped in between panels

 

what size are those pads?
if they arent 6.5" can you guesstimate how may you can fit?

 

My pads are 5" so you'd be able to fit two rows of 6.5" pads with 2" to spare

 

i wish it was bigger. i think i am going to go make one.
ill update later

 

LOL am i the only one that goes through 6-10 pads each car?

 

nope!!!

 

7 green today 4 white, and 2 black.

 

I LOVE green pads!!!

I could probably do pretty well witg JUST green and white pads!!!!

 

wow thats a lot of pads! I normally only use 3 or for pads per car. If you don't mind me asking can you explain using all those pads.

Thanks,
-Corey

 

Well. I can,

First please paypal 89.95 usd to 3lgautodetail@gmail.com.


























































ok now that you have done that.

You can spur a pad clean with the little brush attachment. but it still does not perform like a clean pad.

I get about 2 full panels out of my pads before i swap to the next. I find it faster, easier, and less messy than constantly spurring out pads.

It also keeps the pads in better condition longer. The more you spur the more the pad deteriorates. With the constant levels of correction that i am doing, I just kind of naturally progressed into using 7-10 pads for the cut, 4-8 for the polish and 2 for the sealant (one paint work one wheels and Lenses.)

 

i would go out of business if i used that many pads a car lol