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[@dustinrandall777]

Yooo my boy Reyes on the camera! Always hustlin’ bro.

[@HuntersMobileDetailing]

Yes sir!!!!

[@Ram-rm2gz]

@@HuntersMobileDetailing why’s he always in the camera ? I thought he had his own channel to work on or does Reyes work with you?

[@sacalabolcita8210]

Talks too much

[@Jbolt1774]

I don’t even know what he does lol he’s just dj khaled to me

[@MRbradley9061]

Man you are a great detailer. Keep grinding. You help keep me going knowing I'm not alone dealing with customers picking the wrong things.

[@verduzcoautodetailing3183]

Man watching this videos and the new ones this man really came a long way gof bless him🙏

[@jaysmobiledetailing9956]

Yessir!!! This might be a project video through out your future content; Tips and tricks for treating each type of material; ie. Leather, plastics, glass, engine bay hosing, chrome, etc.. How do I clean a headlining with no extractor, hot soapy water & a drill brush?

[@Gumorisco11]

On the headliner you can always use the steamer to clean off the stains on the steamer put a microfiber towel on the tip and start agitating it back and forth make sure not to focus on one spot keep moving the steamer works wonders

[@brianramirez3000]

These videos are really motivation makes me want to start my own detailing business

[@sethharris382]

Awesome video! One think I would do is to make sure to clean those foot pedals! Can be easily missed but it really completes the detail! Keep hustling.

[@Chefjourney111]

Love yur vibe bro giving me that motivation to start my own business 🙏🏿💯👏🏿🗣

[@HuntersMobileDetailing]

Let’s get it!!!

[@andrecopeland]

That sock and extractor tip, 💎!

[@Archeagle]

It's cool to see you work guys. You did a great job.

[@HuntersMobileDetailing]

Thanks brotha

[@usagimoto1423]

Good morning from nyc Headliner is held by adhesive glue Heat loosens it up I use a 3” griot garage polisher with a microfiber pad Cutting pad with solution and go to town Safe practice is the best practice Don’t spray on the headliner Spray on the pad once you have mounted it to the polishers backing plate Then grab another MF pad ( I use a polishing MF pad ) and go to town to pick up whatever is there Chase it with a MFT(microfiber towel) to remove whatever it left behind Use a pump style multi sprayer to apply the drying aid that also induces protection It’s easier and more efficient as far as Energy usage and better atomized to spread evenly

[@jesusbernabe5983]

I do detailing daily and my respect to hunter for always keeping his cool. This man I working / answering questions for his KZbin chanel/ talking with customers. This is hard to do when it’s 100° outside and you sweating like a dog and your just trying to finish the detail

[@ChrisJohansonOfficial]

5:50 - For those silly little hardened objects in tight spaces like that... I carry a cheap set of dentist tools in my mobile van so I can get that stuff out quick without having to break out the steamer if it's not necessary!

[@sergiomerino1434]

And spraying it with goo gone lol

[@TheGarageGuru95]

The glass spots were the glass layers coming apart. I had an old corolla that a .25" spot right at eye level for the driver. Really alloying

[@kingjulien2999]

Thanks to constructive criticism. I like how you're open to learning about dealing with the headliner. Go get yours brother. Watching from Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹

[@7918476]

Yuh Don know💪🏾🇹🇹

[@diorychambers3259]

Keep pushing bro luv from NY

[@Mathewlarge]

Nice work! You did a good job handling that whole scenario. Like Carlos Garcia said, you may want to confirm everything they clicked on is what they are wanting. Most people that order like that don’t want to talk to anyone so I’m not sure how that would work out.

[@HuntersMobileDetailing]

That’s so true thanks figuring it out and growing one step at a time God bless

[@silentriver8488]

This guy is awesome. Inspirational. I wanna get into the business too. Saving $$

[@felm3283]

You work hard !! And do it great job.

[@blkfxbb327]

Y’all need your own show 🔥

[@angelseliteautodetailing]

2:54 Dominion sure seal co. Best sprayer my boy!!! 🤫👨‍🚒🚒

[@carlosgarcia4505]

I think this one was on you my man! He already picked what he wanted on Yelp. It would be your job to go over everything he picked with him on the phone instead of saying “tell me what you want”. He ain’t going to remember everything, so he summed it up. It’s a learning curve but I appreciate your hustle and keep grinding.

[@Mathewlarge]

Glad it all worked out, man. It’s hard ordering a service that you’re not sure of but want to be thorough so you can get what you are looking for. I think everything played out fair for both parties and I think in the end the customer got what he was wanting. If he did know what a paint correction was then he was trying to get it on the cheap!!! Lol

[@Too-Gq-For-You]

@@Mathewlarge exactly

[@Vanlifecrisis]

On light color seats, like white or tan, less water is better to prevent browning/wicking after it dries. I will usually opt for regular spray bottle for chemical, drill brush, hit with steam, and then scrub up with microfiber. Get a fan on it right away if u have it. The faster it dries the better. Its not as big a problem on carpets unless its got a thick matt underneath.

[@dustinreader8901]

Hello, Idk if anyone has mentioned this. But after extraction I would go over it dry a couple times, no water. This will prevent wicking, which is when spots come back after extraction. Get upholstery as dry as you can as fast as you can to avoid wicking. You can even throw a fan in there to dry while you work on something else. Idk if you’ve experienced wicking, but it will avoid any possible redos or reservices or anything of that sort. This channel definitely caught my attention man, glad to see you enjoying the trade.

[@actualybj]

Love the vids man🤴🏽

[@cal88usa]

Great video.

[@alexnava7664]

That versa got some love...forsure👍

[@nofsgiven3855]

A really good tip to clean the headliner that I use is a steam cleaner try it just don’t get to close to the headliner and clean it with a dry towel

[@coritosconmigo]

Like these video and of course my boi Reyes!

[@josephfabbro3188]

Hey hunter detailing I like your videos my brother and I just started ours as well been up about 2 weeks any advice on getting more clients. Keep up the good work

[@Tank_Glenn]

All respect to you and your brother for this company, but your brother looks like Kendrick Lamar when he's extracting them back seats lol 😂. Much love y'all

[@stevenconquergood2602]

The bubbles on the windshield is window tint that wasn’t applied correctly. Great job my man!

[@mixedmoto5757]

No it’s not....

[@richieewinns]

Unlikely. If you look closer, you can see the bubbles are irregularly shaped. Air bubbles trapped in tint would have round edges with transparency. Those spots are most definitely chemical stains or hard water spots that got baked in for a long time. 0000 steel wool, glass cleaner or polishing it with a DA is a way to get it out.

[@derrickmartin1208]

I tint cars , that is definitely debris trapped under the tint, which causes air pockets because the tint couldn’t lay down in that area. There’s no such thing as a uniformed “air bubble” , they appear in all shapes

[@scykotic]

That looks like seeding to me. Cheap windshields that weren't put together in a clean room or cheap glue holding the layers together and allows contaminants like small seeds that float around in the air to get in between the layers of glass. Looks fine when installed, but later as those seeds get some sun, they produce gasses that make the bubbles. I had a replacement windshield put in on my car, cheap, but a few months later this same thing started to happen and eventually the whole window gets like that.

[@anthonyvaldez1052]

You also use a polisher on the head liner watch ammo NYC for information.

[@alandanforth2249]

Carry a metal dental pick in your interior cleaning bag/kit for those hard to reach areas like the door handle spot by the screw. 👍

[@MikesAutoDetailing]

Great job

[@topofthelinedetailingceram3881]

Also you need flex citrus and flex ice for interior seats and flooors

[@mixedmoto5757]

The spots inside of the car on the front windshield are interior cleaner from previous cleanings

[@BrownsProfessionalCarpetCare]

Another great video bro👍🏾🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@HuntersMobileDetailing]

Thanks for your support bro

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Keep up the great vids brother! Small tip: Keep some 0000 ultra fine steel wool and glass cleaner to remove the interior glass chemical stains that get baked on. 👍🏻👍🏻 I am loving the camera guy asking questions!

[@HuntersMobileDetailing]

Thanks for the heads up just learned something new

[@eddgeetres]

@TheDaveNolaShow Yo! Could you send me that recipe? I'm interested 🤔

[@theFellerr]

@TheDaveNolaShow could you send that recipe my way as well? Id appreciate it greatly man!

[@theFellerr]

@TheDaveNolaShow thanks man! I'll give it a try!

[@dnadetails]

simple green big bottle which can be diluted with water into 5 gallons total. costs $6 at walmart

[@grizzly2880]

Enjoy your videos.. But I think it would be good to show more footage of before and after the detail, really showing how good your work is!

[@freshwatermaster866]

We wanna see you wax and polish a car! Great Video man

[@muenstercheese1653]

Hey hunter the spots that you saw in the windshield are from tint. If the guy took the tint of it would be completely gone. Bro great job love watching your Channel! Keep it up bruh!!!

[@AlmaRockeraOficial]

4:02 the drill also creates heat when they rotate so be careful 👍🏼

[@LiebhardtOutdoors]

I have this issue with Yelp all the time. Totally stopped giving estimates off what they select and just ask what they specifically want. Also you shouldn’t use a drill on headliner either. To aggressive and should use a softer hang brush or detail brush

[@MiVeK4]

Magic eraser on the headliner with a good spray 😉

[@HuntersMobileDetailing]

Roger that

[@rdeh1678]

Like I have said in the past I use a carbon 2 piece package check off list they check off each they want, with a set cost and on the bottom is a pre inspection and post inspection saves you a ton of time and protects you

[@JulianJohnston919]

Have you tried a pocket pry bar? Super small and would get that screw gunk off easy.

[@Zoom77]

Hey hunter, btw you can use your drill brush to clean up the pedals. Loved the video as always man

[@Jonathan-tb6fm]

Saw that he forgot the pedals

[@R3XYY]

im not in detailing, I actually run a film production company and I have been learning a lot about entrepreneurship from just watching your videos. Might have to lock in a wash!

[@timrez8957]

Keep up the good work

[@TransformationDetail]

That level of customer service goes a long way. I know alot of detailers that would have just to the extra money instead of understanding what the owner really needed

[@williamboyle8918]

Always discuss work being performed, and pricing before starting work.

[@miguelangelrodriguez5328]

Best detailer on KZbin and probably in all California 💯…All Glory To Jesus Christ ✝️🙏🏽

[@edlatino]

Hi Hunter, Have you had problems here in SAC with customers checks bouncing and refusing payment?

[@firstgenon24s]

What was the aerosol spray you used on the panels when you cleaned them with the brush? (If you don't mind me asking of course).

[@carlosybarra3099]

You need to make a shirt saying so let me ask you lol

[@brolismatas7214]

Kendric Lamar is your brother!? Sweet

[@Nicetrybrobro]

what cleaner did you use to clean the headliner?

[@Mariolira10]

I would definitely work for him

[@Mopar_JJ]

How do you deal with calcium build up from hard water in the summer?

[@MEDIADREW]

What is the spray you used on the doors and what brush are you using

[@tamanniptik6137]

Best detailer

[@trailrunner4822]

I wouldn’t use a drill brush on the headliner . Detail brush , or dab with microfiber towel gently . I myself have the customer sign a terms and condition acknowledgment form before any service . One clearly states the risk of the headliner being cleaned and possible future damage can occur and it’s not recommended .

[@dc-ir3ow]

Soap will eventually brake down the adhesive in the liner and make it fall

[@trailrunner4822]

@@dc-ir3ow that’s why I avoid it lol

[@AlmaRockeraOficial]

6:20 “polishing inside” 🤭😂🤣😁 …🤤

[@johnnyringo4463]

the spots are probably from the windshield delaminating or if theres tint, it could be coming off.

[@DetailingTurzovka]

Hey bro, nice videos. I really like your positivity. Let me tell you about wax/sealant durability. Very good wax i use they call 12 month wax and it will hold up max 3 - 4 mnths ( applied by hand on decontamined and degreased car) - similar results with machine applied sealant . Spray wax i personally dont use but i guess it can hold for a 2-3 weeks max. Even the best hard synthetic wax wont last a year and no spray wax will last months even if you dont move your car from a yard. You need to tell truth to people. What YOU expect from the product and not whats written on the label otherwise they may get disappointed - my advice. Good luck

[@vendbiz8076]

Put a clear description under each option so that the customer understands what it is they are selecting.

[@marcosnuno1336]

What that black spray you put on the doors ? Dye ??

[@mcs2431]

You only use the sock or filter only when when you run the auto pump out because it protects the pump from debri. If you dont use the automatic pump out you dont need the filters. In my opinion it lowers your cfm ( vacuum power).

[@duckyloves4202]

Always keeping it real. Showing people the real of the everyday hard work! Keep it up. Who made your app?

[@HuntersMobileDetailing]

Thanks ! The link is in the description

[@duckyloves4202]

@@HuntersMobileDetailing haha good looking might help if I keep reading 😂

[@arturkovalchuk656]

But Reyes… JK, great video!

[@erikgomez8458]

What was the spray called that you put on the door panels???

[@reeltruthoutdoors2374]

No way would this guy ever touch my car

[@DETAILINGDETAILING-hb7bj]

consolidate into packages may be helpful. three or four packages then hourly rate or ala carte

[@eduardo121842]

Aaaayyyeee ok... a local detailer doing the damn thing ,s/o from the 209

[@ramleerod]

Do you have the socks part number for the mytee Vacum?

[@startingtech3900]

a full interior detail and paint correction for 200$ dude is tripping lol

[@HuntersMobileDetailing]

Exactly!!

[@aj3198]

For the glass use steel wool

[@JAVIER-br7oe]

Window cleaning

[@303jeeb]

Is that that boy Reyes filming for you?

[@toxickidd3394]

I haven’t detail in a while cuz a customer got mad that I scratch her car but actually it’s swirls & them long lines if you under stand me.. what do you recommend me bro

[@kristianpangelinan1823]

Anybody know the brand of interior cleaner he’s using? The one he’s spraying on the door panel.

[@reedmobiledetailing8569]

Just a quick tip, for the P&S Beadmaker you really only need to use around 2-3 sprays per panel on the vehicle and it saves a ton of product!

[@NickVetter]

He will learn soon

[@gleeful444]

What is P&S beadmaker for?

[@dnadetails]

@@gleeful444 gives the vehicle temporally beading and shine properties

[@miguelmagana1798]

Like the guy said, shine and beading properties. But it provides protection to your vehicle. Its super easy to apply, i upsell this to a customer for $30-$50 and it takes me 5 min to apply

[@NickVetter]

@@miguelmagana1798 is this an up sell to a normal wash? It's so cheap and I use it as a drying add it actually saves me time.

[@alexkahn2242]

How much would u charge to detail the inside of a semi truck 18 wheeler

[@thebadgladdadd5218]

Yo what you using to clean them doors

[@TheRealAdocro]

grab you a vrotex air tool and leave them brushes for the crevices on the doors its a game changer for that stuff stuck in the door handles, just use a flathead and towel together.

[@szpressurewashing]

How do you protect yourself from customers claiming damage?

[@95turbostang21]

Yo have you seen that vapor rhino its a vapor cleaner any thoughts on it

[@allengomez8303]

Bro I love the app! How did you get it? Is that something I purchase and have personalized to my Mobile Detailing businesses? Any information will be appreciated.

[@dec1slh]

He has the info in the video description

[@hectorsaucedo4157]

Reyes?! 💯

[@topofthelinedetailingceram3881]

Also beadmaker won’t give your 2 months protection

[@scottworld440]

instead of using a sock. you can use a woman's ankle stocking. You will get better suction with that. The sock or stocking is used to keep debris out of the recovery tank so it does not clog your drain out. Mytee even sells the stockings but you really can use any stocking.

[@gamingwithoutcommentary6551]

That clip at 8:45 ish is window tint. Whoever installed that did a bad job. Your cleaning was good 👍

[@bobby.lawncare1393]

So you did a wash in a detail how much did you charge for that

[@NickVetter]

That hard piece you could try a dental pick

[@micahsims6455]

Couldn’t you use a toothpick and brush to get the gunk out of the door that you used the steamer for?

[@basiliskyt5919]

How much should one pay their employees? I’m really not sure about it and I need a suggestion and it would be nice to have it from you

[@allaboutdetails3356]

i dont touch headliners- period! great job and thank u for the entertainment

[@detailkingz4721]

You have to, how do you remove the stains?

[@allaboutdetails3356]

@@detailkingz4721 i inform the people that those areas are highly sensitive and i do not clean them. People will remember you when the sagging starts and thats a liability i dont want to deal with. Those and seatbelts- i work with alot of mildew & mold.

[@allaboutdetails3356]

@@detailkingz4721 plus at the end of the day- we start our businesses to offer the services we want- scrubbing the roof and having chemicals drip in your face and then worrying about the damage- no thanks

[@dnadetails]

@@allaboutdetails3356 yeah its no bueno

[@Vanlifecrisis]

I dont do them unless requested, and then i will disclaim them about sagging, and its at their own risk.

[@manderson1699]

I would say that this is on you as the business owner. It is part of your job to educate the customer on the service they requested. You need to realize they are not pro detailers and may not know the lingo of what they are selecting. After seeing a paint correction ordered and seeing the vehicle didn’t need that service it should have been an education for the customer at that point. Not saying this to put you down just my opinion. Keep up the good work!!

[@ricobean5604]

That’s why he said he like to communicate with them about it…