Detail Geek's Products: Are They Worth the Hype? Graphene spray coating test!

[@PeteyMcSavage]

Megs wheel brighter , Megs hyper dressing, Megs hyper wash, degreaser 3D nano drum, 3D one, Megs window cleaner fenylab rinseless and gyeon cancoat all you need Polisher harbor freight knock off flex 3401. Pads rupes yellow wool, yellow polishing pad You would be $500-600 and these products are best for businesses. KZbinrs arent really doing this day in and out. Buy concentrates. If you want to get chit done when polishing compounding gear driven is the way to go. If you not comfortable doing coating duragloss 105 111 are great sealants they are gems Sheep star is good detail when I mean KZbinrs I mean pan, obsessed garage those types

[@sheepstardetail]

It’s really hard to say. Someone starting out with a detailing side business really needs to focus on the basics, especially when on a budget. If you are literally starting from scratch, I would put the majority of my funds into the essential tools - pressure washer, shop vac, DA polisher, portable extractor, and brushes/cloths. After that, a bulk wash soap (PH neutral, no wax/adders), concentrated degreaser, concentrated acid wheel cleaner, glass cleaner, clay bar. Then a medium compound (has cut but can still finish down in one step) and pads (lake country CCS gets the job done, a couple buff and shine microfiber pads for extra strength) an AIO polish (one with some cut but also wax) and pads, a ONR for clay lube touch ups and waterless washing, and a paste wax or liquid sealant. I wouldn’t bother with flashy spray coatings or ceramics or anything along those lines, when you’re cleaning cars for non-car detailing enthusiasts, they won’t notice the slight difference in hydrophobic performance and they will be a poor cost to use ratio.

[@slimebuck]

I am about to drop 2 grand into detailing supplies to start a business. Anything you would suggest as a must have to start out detailing?

[@sheepstardetail]

Hit me up on my channel email and we can speak more freely and share links easier. [e-mail] Edit: I removed that previous comment, thanks for the kind words and subscription!

[@PeteyMcSavage]

I replied check the main feed

[@corinnelaking569]

Interesting video, thanks. Just a side note (curiosity sake) I wonder if Nu Finish and Armor All have any brand relationship? The bottle of Nu Finish graphine spray you test here looks identical to the equivalent Armor All product, except different label. What I experienced with the Armor All sounds similar to your experience, a little grabby to apply, not super slick, but very hydrophobic and seems to be less attractive for dust sticking. Anyway, great video, thanks much for sharing. 🙂

[@sheepstardetail]

@@corinnelaking569yes they do. Nu finish and armour all, as well as eagle one, scratch doctor and lexol are all owned by energizer.

[@corinnelaking569]

@@sheepstardetail interesting! Thanks for your reply, and thanks again for the informative video.