How We Wash A Car On Our Mobile Detailing Jobs //

[@GenX.Bigfoot]

Wow, you're such a good teacher. I like how you explained everything in a nice calm manner. Thanks for sharing, I'll be watching more vids. subscribed

[@MirandaDetailing]

Thanks so much! Welcome aboard!

[@roncarwash166]

Nice

[@thetrapboy]

Vince Vaughn details cars in his down time? Cool.

[@MirandaDetailing]

🤣

[@toxicninjagaming]

Haha I couldn’t pin point it till you mentioned it.

[@ireneusjustinpolicarp8628]

More handsome than Vince.

[@leec3052]

I'm seeing Matt Le Blancs less "Hollywood" cousin.

[@MirandaDetailing]

“How you doin’” 🤣

[@iceeeyy3557]

Man you're so direct. No annoying intros and self promotions. Just simple and straight to the point. I need more vids like this.

[@MirandaDetailing]

Thank you!!

[@Haylem]

Yup

[@2360garcia]

2@@MirandaDetailing z

[@theoneandonly24]

I’ve been detailing for 20 years. This is probably the best straight forward wash n wax tutorial I’ve seen on KZbin. Great job

[@MirandaDetailing]

Thanks sir!!

[@ramsesvega5066]

Granted, sure it is the best, but does everyone that owns a mobile detail can afford all those products? I don’t, I only use one wax , soap, a cheap degreaser mixed with air freshener and water , armor all and glass cleaner . I have very satisfied customers

[@MirandaDetailing]

Exactly. I’m just demonstrating how to do certain things with different products. You don’t have to get the ones I’m showing, you can use whatever works for you. You can totally detail with simply and effective products. I like to show different methods and products so people can make their own choices. Wether they like to get higher end products or not it doesn’t matter. Use what works for you. We started on a budget and 10 years later we slowly upgraded to using other products.😎👍🏼

[@decreed9505]

@@MirandaDetailing nice work bruh, I'm impress! What is the cost of a thorough job like that?

[@MirandaDetailing]

Hi. Thanks. Our full details start at $275

[@samsouders2963]

Pretty good! Personally I always start with my wheels, so I don’t run the risk of slinging brake dust and road grime back on the car that I just cleaned. The wheels are always the dirtiest part of the car

[@eb121209]

Lmao.

[@simplenipple]

That’s a good point, I’ll keep that in mind

[@coachtim6188]

What brushes do you use? I bought one with a wood handle from O'Reilly's and that sucker is losing hair faster than me.

[@MirandaDetailing]

We use a lot of work stuff brushes like these. WorkStuffBrushes. bit.ly/WorkStuffBrus

[@coachtim6188]

@@MirandaDetailing That link doesn't work. Found the link for the detail factory brush in the comments after I asked that because that's what I do, I ask first look/research later and waste other people's time. 🙄 Lol

[@marlenesanchez6370]

Link does work. Maybe you have to check for enable pop up or redirect feAture on KZbin settings

[@ssabet9]

omg I'm literally cracking up with this comment!!!!

[@coachtim6188]

@@marlenesanchez6370 The bitly link from Miranda Detailing?

[@itsrelativ3967]

Thank god this guy isn't talking about nothing in the 5 minutes of the video. He gets straight to work and gives me motivation to keep doing this.

[@MirandaDetailing]

Thanks sir!!

[@itsrelativ3967]

@@MirandaDetailing YW. Meant to say "first 5 minutes of video" LOL

[@juanbarriga6289]

How much you charge for that job because is to much time and materials?

[@MirandaDetailing]

Our full details start at $275

[@quik70silver]

The clay mit during the washing process is a great idea. Going to add that to my arsenal!

[@joecrypto2459]

be careful; it can scratch and you'll have to buff it out. ( happend to me)

[@MirandaDetailing]

Well I’ve had it mar up paint before. But deep scratching shouldn’t occur if your Lee wash stage is thorough like ours. Before any contact on the paint it must be rinsed and APC rinsed a best as possible. I’ve never had any issues with this process. But it does take some time to learn to be thorough. 😎👍🏼

[@the_batmobile0.4]

I use to think detailing is so easy until I tried to throughly detail my own car 😂, I took about 7 hours, and I'm talking fully detailing the entire car. Getting all the dust out the rubbers etc it's actually very physical and in sun it's so hard to do man, or maybe I'm lazy

[@MirandaDetailing]

Oh yeah! It can definitely be tough!

[@jaxezyo9850]

I’m quite new to car detailing but I have been wanting to start my own business and I must say this video has fought me about some of the equipment I will use and the techniques I should use, we’ll done on those tires and rims btw they look absolutely fantastic 👍

[@MirandaDetailing]

Thanks 😎👍🏼

[@justinbeloy5829]

Did you or the video win the fight?

[@gustavoguzman1182]

What charge for this service??

[@MirandaDetailing]

Our full details start at $275.

[@gustavoguzman1182]

Just auside or include inside???

[@MirandaDetailing]

This video is just to showcase how to detail the exterior as a mobile detailer. Our full details both interior and exterior start at $275. Our full exterior like this starts at $175.

[@matthewcovarrubias4966]

To infinity and beyond

[@virulent_acid6403]

what soap is safe for cars ?

[@MirandaDetailing]

If you stick with soaps from detailing companies like Meguiar’s, Chemical Guys, turtle wax and so on. You’ll be fine.

[@SwankyDetailer]

Am i crazy for always starting with the wheels first?

[@MirandaDetailing]

Not at all...you do whatever works for you man! Since my wife and I work together we can speed things up by splitting up jobs, so while one is finishing up washing the paint, one of us jumps on the wheels and vice versa. But if working alone, doing the wheels first may be more advantageous. So really how ever one or two people work at it, it doesnt really matter.👍🏼

[@Kynetguy]

I always start with wheels first. It always seems to me that wheel and tire products work better on dry tires. Might be just my perception.

[@King_drew]

No. Starting with wheels does 1 thing and one thing only, and does it well! It prevents you from having to wipe down your car, twice. Or maybe even washing it, twice due to the dirt being washed off wheels and onto the "already washed" car, again.

[@MirandaDetailing]

True but that is only relevant when you are detailing alone. With two people it does NOT matter is wheels are done first or last. Two people speeds up the process, one can focus on wheels and the other on the paint. However when detailing by yourself then wheels first is a good practice, but again a good detailer knows how to control things and keep the rest of the vehicle clean when cleaning the wheels. Plus it’s just a simple rinse of the paint if anything slings onto it from wheel cleaning. There is no reason for anyone to be dogmatic about certain processes if the end result is great.

[@jacobcooper4062]

I like to do wheels last. It's not a huge deal but the dirt from the body will drip down onto your clean wheels. #Coop's Detailing

[@Gabriele090982]

Hello Phil. You pressure pump (AR) Is AN old Annovi Reverberi made in Italy, Modena, near Maranello (Ferrari). ;)

[@YettiAutoDetailing]

Excellent video. I've switched to pretty much this method as the permanent way I do exteriors.

[@MirandaDetailing]

Thanks man!!

[@warrenbrown4075]

I enjoyed watching your video and would like to receive notifications to learn more.

[@MirandaDetailing]

Hi! Thanks. Click that subscribe and the bell! 😎👍🏼

[@liloldfrogy]

Yeah thanks Phil. Great fkn job man. This is the perfect video. Thank you so much Excuse my language. 🗽

[@sedatsayet]

Thank you for content. I am new to mobile detailing. I guess it’s nice to have Pressure Washer and Water Tank to be ready for the situation where I can’t use clients water source. In this case do I have to have water pump with me as well or water tank can be used independently from Pumper ?

[@MirandaDetailing]

Hi. You’re welcome. So it depends on our pressure washer. Some pro models can draw from a static source like a water tank. But not all of them. You will have to check on the model specs. But if yours doesn’t you may need an on demand pump that runs on either your car power source or a separate battery. amzn.to/4erfeYT

[@lukeskywatcher6003]

I appreciate the fact that you try to answer every reasonable question in a reasonable time frame, unlike other detailing channels. That tells me you care about your viewers! 👍🏽👍🏽

[@MirandaDetailing]

Thank you so much! I really do care...maybe I little much...I tend to take some comments to personal. Oh well. 😎👍🏼

[@budzalmighty829]

Thank you! Very helpful video. Can you also please do a video guide on how to wash and detail your car safely using a self service car wash?

[@mark-jx9uh]

New sub! I like this guys calmness & style..im starting my own detail so im soaking it all in. No pun intended hahaha

[@MirandaDetailing]

Welcome!! Thank you so much and enjoy the videos!

[@Mydadssun]

Hi I’ve I’m Joe love your channel I’m a fellow shine head 😂 I’ve noticed you use a lot of spta machines and I want to kno your opinion on them verses flex or rupes because spta has great prices just want to kno durability of the polishers

[@MirandaDetailing]

Hi. Thanks so much. We have been using the SPTA cordless polishes for over 4 years now. They work incredibly well and haven’t had any issues with them. We reach for them more than the flex or corded Rupes.

[@Mydadssun]

@@MirandaDetailing thanks for replying I appreciate that!! I’ll give them a try

[@gagenist1193]

Best advice for anyone DONT OVER THINK THE PROCESS keep things simple 👌

[@frankdunn8420]

K.I.S.S. = Keep It Simple Stupid

[@rhodycars6058]

Super clean is a high PH alkaline cleaner do you find it to be clear coat safe? ph is logarithmic just gets me worried on clear coat.

[@MirandaDetailing]

Clearcoat is very resilient to high pH and low pH chemicals, the only problem is letting them dry on the paint. When diluted super clean along with other degreaser and all purpose cleaners are perfectly clear coat safe. Even isopropyl alcohol and lacquer thinner straight on the paint is OK to use safely. Of course everything in moderation, using the least aggressive method first. When deep cleaning paint you do have to use a higher alkaline cleaner to remove traffic film oils grease and other grime that might be on the paint.

[@rhodycars6058]

@@MirandaDetailing thanks I will try it for neglected vehicles!

[@mattjohnson-ahs9173]

As a beginning detailer, I’m still trying to work on being more efficient and timely. Not into maintenance details yet, everything I’ve done has been full interior/exterior detail. I haven’t sold anyone on polishing yet, but that day is coming. Learned a thing or two today. Thanks for the video, great as always. Take care

[@MirandaDetailing]

Awesome!!! Keep it up sir and keep learning!!

[@TheCeki1982]

@@MirandaDetailing - Have to admit that you explain things simple and clear. I'm a detailer too but I love watching other people's uploads. Grtz, À belgian

[@tune1r]

Today is my first day with my mobile wash. I’m doing the most simple set up on a Astro van.seats removed from back, to make room for tank. Got the generator for a vacuum a power washer. And of course my chemicals with foam gun. Anyhow I’m doing this parked out in a park lot trying to get coustmers

[@beachbum6741]

great video! i like the dont over thinks it the old kiss theory!

[@MirandaDetailing]

Glad you liked it! Thanks!

[@armandocortes4112]

Nice video 👍 can I ask you what’s the name and brand of the part where you put the shampoo to wash the cars? It’s like little fun you attach to the hose where the water come out, thank you!!

[@MirandaDetailing]

Hi. You mean the foam cannon this attaches to my pressure washer gun bit.ly/38FAc40

[@armandocortes4112]

Miranda Detailing yes thank you!

[@frankrbernat606]

Great video 💯🌴🏖🇵🇷

[@charlesbardforth6738]

Great video. I agree with your methods. People, especially keyboard warriors, get caught up with right n wrong. Whatever works. Not everyone cares about cars like we do. Doesn't mean we don't be careful. Just means we do not need be very OCD. Thabks for the time you put in.

[@MirandaDetailing]

Exactly!! I have more on that in this weeks weekend wash video!! Look for that on Wed!

[@charlesbardforth6738]

@@MirandaDetailing I'll be waiting. Fyi I use the 0 bucket method. I have a spray bottle diluted 1:9 with reset or hyper wash. I spray the mitt with soap, and than hose it. It foams the mitt and I do a panel. Flip and continue. Than just hose the mitt off to clean it, a couple of pumps of the sprayer than I repeat. I find that works fast too. Especially in direct sunlight when I can work a panel at a time. Just a thought. It may give U an idea.

[@MirandaDetailing]

That sounds like a great method!! Very cool!!

[@sleeptighttonight8140]

Just bought a 2021 Dodge Ram pickup. What is the best way to keep looking new? It is the night edition and its Silver with black rims and trim

[@MirandaDetailing]

Hi. Well what you saw in this video is a good start. Check out our other videos and continue to do research. kzbin.info/aero/PLqFaL0inWinbsYxpSqT7XUc3WNq0f4MK4

[@sleeptighttonight8140]

@@MirandaDetailing Thank you.

[@bsm1th99]

For windows, I use a waffle weave towel with foam glass cleaner. Works wonderful and leaves no streaks

[@prennrecaj2957]

If u ever upgrade and get a bigger trailer please let me know if u wanna get rid of the one your currently using

[@rolandotristan8105]

Well done, and you are correct Don't over think it....

[@normanrhone2791]

Just respectfully pointing out that you missed some soap on the black patch below the front bumper left side. Proper job though boss. Big up yuhself .👍

[@MirandaDetailing]

Oh thanks. I also didn’t blow dry everything and dress those plastic areas like we usually do on film. I was trying to go through some processes to demonstrate. But good eye. 😎👍🏼

[@normanrhone2791]

@@MirandaDetailing respect boss.👍

[@nicksdragon6929]

This is a very well thought out procedure. Excellent 👍 for daily drivers. Impressed as always on how the new process's are so efficient and effective. Each of the products used show us how many great products are out there. The tool belt, clips and attention to detail really made my day. Also the waxing technique for water spots. Thanks for all your knowledge and experience. Your video production is literally one of the best by far.

[@MirandaDetailing]

Thanks sir!!

[@troyhenry3267]

Do you prefer to apply wax by hand or polisher? Is there an advantage to doing it by machine? I use Collinite 915 , could I use a machine to apply this type of paste wax to vehicle?

[@MirandaDetailing]

Hi. We prefer machine applied, it’s faster and more efficient that way for us. Even with a paste wax I used to use a smaller 3 in pad so I could apply paste waxes in from a container.

[@777AndrewR]

Excellent video! True on the wet wax much better than beadmaker and meguires spray wax on slickness and longer protection. Keep videos coming!

[@cwarsvideos]

why you rinse from bottom to top and not the other way around ? or maybe you just like to rinse same area more than 1 time ? :)

[@MirandaDetailing]

I don't always do it that way but there is some logic to the madness, check out Chicago Auto Pros and AM Details video they did together and they explain it a little more. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2rFqqhtmJWBjtE

[@trapcracker]

Hey Phil, if you haven’t tried the Optimum wash, clay, wax method I highly recommend it.

[@MirandaDetailing]

Yeah Ive seen that. But the majority of vehicles we service are so nasty we need to wash in the traditional way. For lightly soiled well maintained vehicles I have used that method.

[@troyhenry3267]

Do you use Meguiars Synthetic Express spray wax full strength or do you dilute it?

[@MirandaDetailing]

Hi. We use it straight.

[@masonn.7985]

I always enjoyed detailing work. It's satisfying, kinda like copenhagen. I've been thinking of starting up a small weekend warrior mobile biz as a side thing. We will see. Lol

[@Heritage2012]

Best comment I’ve ever seen! Detailing work is very satisfying, just like Copenhagen.

[@chrisgiannakis4867]

Well how it went ? Did u opened ?

[@masonn.7985]

@@chrisgiannakis4867 no, I don't have any time. Besides, I'm looking for passive residual income.

[@michaellowe2276]

O wow been looking for a great mobile detailer in VA that can do carpet and wet sand and polish my vehicle I just got painted but am a hour away if you in Richmond

[@MirandaDetailing]

Hi welcome! Sometimes we travel that far but it has to be worth it, we do charge a travel fee for longer distances.

[@michaellowe2276]

@@MirandaDetailing ok that's cool but my van will be ready by August but my car needs inside done

[@jdraper23167]

Got to be one of the best tutorials I've seen He shows a really easy a quick system to use spot on

[@CesarRodriguez-hy8sx]

What kind of drying towel did you use

[@MirandaDetailing]

It’s this. www.carsupplieswarehouse.com/products/rgc-twist-shout?_pos=14&_sid=fdc7d1ce6&_ss=r&&sca_ref=81745.BhlFvTbXDc

[@davidhawthorne5026]

I must admit I use alot of turtle Wax stuff specially the 3 in1 detailer spray

[@billcarrazco1926]

How much do you charge for this car

[@MirandaDetailing]

Our full details start at $275

[@rizingplanet]

@@MirandaDetailing that's interior and exterior, no correction or full fledged sealing or coating? What's the limit on the interior for that amount? Thanks.

[@MirandaDetailing]

Correct. No coatings or paint correction. For the interior we will clean and shampoo everything that needs it. But we don’t remove seats unless they want them and we charge them for that also.

[@luckykai268]

TW Ceramic Wet Wax is awesome! I remember on another video I had seen that you had applied TW S&S and TW Ceramic Spray wax on the tires of an infinite SUV. Any updates on that?

[@MirandaDetailing]

Hi Actually we did wash it again and the wheels did ok, granted it’s no true ceramic coating so the beading definitely dropped down on the wheels due to excessive heat and such. But they still cleaned up easily so that’s good! I have to search through my videos archives and see if I filmed any of that.

[@sandrastone7019]

Is Sydney, Australia too far for you to detail my car? I need you.

[@clerissonmesquita]

Thank you so much for your invaluable information, highly appreciate it, have a wonderful day.

[@pedrogsantamaria5271]

Thanks bro

[@deltadetail2791]

great, your videos are wonderful, you are a source of inspiration for my channel. it's a pity my customers don't have racing cars like yours 🤣

[@LuisSanchez-rz8zt]

I usually don’t watch long videos but this one is really interesting and informative. New subscriber

[@MirandaDetailing]

Hi! Welcome aboard!

[@yudhameli]

Very informative. What speed you using for applying wax or non-correction polish? Thx for the video.

[@MirandaDetailing]

Thanks. I run at speed 3-4 fir applying wax.

[@MrAspire5920]

I drive a big truck with tons of chrome. I never have the put acid on my truck . I have them put on citrus shine, it keeps from dawning the Chrome, that acid does.

[@MirandaDetailing]

Hi. Cool. So just so you know the “acid” in detailing products is not what people think. It’s a blend of other ingredients. In fact acid based wheel cleaners are the best thing for chrome. It does not cause any issues. In fact it deals with water spots extremely well. What many people fail to understand is ANY chemical left to dry or not properly diluted can cause issues. That’s where much of the misinformation about detailing comes from…people not using the products correctly and blaming the products.

[@xycan8734]

Great video! I've had water spot problems washing a vehicle in this manner in direct sun. Though I haven't explored the protection options for removal.

[@OuzoLouGarage]

Thanks for showing a mobile car wash process. Going have to try to clay like that. What APC did you use?

[@MirandaDetailing]

Thank YOU. Super clean 4:1

[@danielbarrios7420]

Grat video!! Just wondering how much the costumer should be charged for a wash like this one? Thank you

[@MirandaDetailing]

Hi. Well this was more of a demo to show what we use and what we can do in our services. Check out our website for our prices and services. www.mirandadetailing.com

[@JohnThompson-ud7et]

Hey Phil...Another great video with lots of great info and tips/tricks! Couple of questions that I’d like to get your thoughts on....When you’re doing an initial inspection of the vehicle and come across old harden (or white faded) wax either on rubber pieces or between plastic pieces what’s your thinking/planning to address? Do you suggest just using an APC on those areas and work it in with a detail brush? And if so, do you do that before, during or after the initial foaming? My thoughts are initial rinse, APC with a detail brush, rinse, then foam. But (other than time/effort) I’m not sure if that’s the right time/spot to address those areas or if it should be done as part of the foaming? I think that if you do it as part of foam (and no APC) then those built up areas (or white on rubber) don’t actually come off by the “normal” detail brushes in the tight areas that a mitt/sponge can’t get into. Any thoughts for someone who does overthink things too much?! 🙂. Again, great video - I love how much effort you put into them and how much you try to help other learn/understand!!! Thanks, John

[@MirandaDetailing]

Thanks! Yeah old wax residue I usually attack after the wash since it’s hard to see with the soap. I usually use IPA and a stiffer brush or the edge of a towel to remove that stubborn wax build up. Sometimes a toothpick and the towel helps also.

[@MrOmarsaffar]

Alot of good ideas.. Good techniques. However I'm wondering about all those chemicals (Shampoo, degreaser, tire cleaner, and all the other chemical products) spilled on the road!! Are these products environment friendly? Or do they require treatment? and what would you advise other mobile detailers in this regard?

[@MirandaDetailing]

Hi Thanks...It really depends on your locality and laws in your area. all the chemicals we use are biodegradable, at least thats what the companies say. The amount used is also very minimal and diluted. some detailers choice to use reclaim mats and then vacuum the waste water out and dump it in nearby grass, which is standard EPA regulation, and others dump it down a toilet which will then be treated properly.

[@ll1122]

Thank you again for sharing your expertise and knowledge Phil. 😇

[@kayanthony3746]

I thought you're supposed to use wheel cleaner and clean the wheels and tires with a brush first, guess I'm wrong

[@MirandaDetailing]

Hi. So thats why I explained in the video, it doesn't really matter. If you're working alone then sure, do the wheels first if that works for you. But if you are working with two people then it doesn't matter if you do wheels first or not. There's no right or wrong when it comes to doing the wheels first or not, what matters more is the end result.

[@timblackwell3196]

This was fantastic. I don't believe in the two or three bucket method at all. Seems like detailer fluff. I did not consider an APC wash first. That is awesome! Save time and resources.

[@Coderedpirate]

One of, if not, the only caveat to the two bucket method is that the “rinse” bucket becomes dirty after the first dunk. I was a bit skeptical too, but you simply have to wring out your mitt before refunding it into your clean soap bucket. Despite your rinse bucket looking absolutely filthy, you’ll find that your soap bucket is still clean

[@aminmeh]

Hi Phil. I have been searching everywhere for that spray bottle tip that makes FOAM. I have Break buster and would love to have the spray tip like your. I didnt find a link for it in description. Please be so kind as to point me in the right direction. BTW great video

[@MirandaDetailing]

Hi. I think I mentioned it in the video but I took it from a bottle of Super Cleam Foaming. I swapped triggers. amzn.to/35X6esM

[@fasttrackauto4582]

Pro tip: mix some Super Clean into your foam cannon for the prewash stage.

[@MirandaDetailing]

Good tip! I've done that also.

[@King_drew]

Yo! That is a genius idea! I will be doing that. So do you do 3 parts mix? Soap/degreaser/water?

[@MirandaDetailing]

Yeah that’s a good start!

[@samuellomax3135]

I really like the Horse Power. It has good water pressure. Where can I get it?

[@MirandaDetailing]

Hi. Do you mean our pressure washer? If so it’s a custom built system. It’s an AR pump on an older engine. Feel free to email me if you want the links to the pump. [e-mail]

[@amill1563]

I'm trying to get PTO to come down from Canada to wursh my car.

[@jamesstewart1794]

Paaaaaaannnnnnnn

[@romelobiagtan9688]

Hi bro how is it going It feels great watching your tutorial Do you offer franchise or something to do with auto wash / detailing business in new hampshire area ? Cheers bro

[@MirandaDetailing]

Hi. Thanks. No our business is small and not set up to offer franchising.

[@tokyobill4362]

“50 feet of hose” 😂 real lady’s man.

[@MirandaDetailing]

❓🤔❓

[@jaxonchastain3105]

How am I 14 and understand this yet he doesn’t. 🤷🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

[@cm2956]

Don't let that degreaser or APC sit too long. Ruined my car like that. Don't want that for a customer

[@MirandaDetailing]

Exactly. That’s why we rinse very quickly...especially if in direct sun. In shade it can sit a little longer. Also it depends on the chemical and the dilution ratios.

[@rizingplanet]

@@MirandaDetailing great point making a good insurance policy of use low dilution ratios. You can always increase strength.

[@bigdaddyswole]

Thinnest hood I’ve ever seen lol

[@jstatic101]

When you do a maintenance cleaning on a cust car, how much do you charge? Is it like a monthly payment or something else?

[@MirandaDetailing]

Hi, good question. So our charge them $175-$250 depending on the size and if the want an interior basic cleaning as well. We do quarterly or 6 month scheduling so they choose how often they want it.

[@jstatic101]

@@MirandaDetailing thank you preciated it. So it's not like a subscription? I see a lot of car detailer mentioned that on their vids just wasn't sure if it's a subscription package or something 🤔.

[@MirandaDetailing]

Well some detailers build their services like that. But we don’t. We try to keep simple for our regular clients.

[@kcomputers]

Hi first off great video very helpful as a mobile detailer working in sun definitely use the new two bucket method can you recommend a nice wax that ok to machine da on in direct sun ?

[@MirandaDetailing]

Hi. Thanks. The meguiars D301 finishing wax is awesome in direct sunlight! amzn.to/2B8hcA3 kzbin.info/www/bejne/q6nHdaGredOFbJo kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3Swh5yiid2lkK8

[@kcomputers]

@@MirandaDetailing cool thanks will order some up right away just seen vid with a 👍 will give it ago on my black gsi as I two use own car as a ginipig lol thanks also can I order from you guys from uk? As I wont one tho clips for when polishing amazing idea

[@MirandaDetailing]

You’re welcome! So with the cord snaps I can’t ship overseas unfortunately,,,,the cost is high then the product itself. Unless you want to pay shipping. But I think it really costs a lot.

[@kcomputers]

@@MirandaDetailing ow that a shame as no idea were to get over here but if no luck have to message you on posting cost 😎 atm usa stuff I used to order is way to costy just to give you an idea if I wont ONR small bottle is like £47 so hopefully world be back to some normality soon!

[@mobscents4967]

What do you think of people who say you shouldn’t spray down the car before using a foam cannon and that foaming soap is meant to stick better on a dry car??

[@MirandaDetailing]

Hi. I actually have some videos on that coming out soon. Basically it depends on the situation. If one is a mobile detailer working in the hot sun and the vehicle is hot, then simply foaming it would not be a good idea. Pre rinsing to cool the paint down is best. But in a shop environment and the vehicle is cool to the touch then skipping the pre rinsing works also. Basically either way works in any situation. Some people split hairs about that and it really doesn’t matter.

[@dossegundos7145]

Thanks Phil! Yes it's critical to rub/scrub/agitate the pillars, window rubber seals and all those areas, otherwise when you dry those surfaces, your drying towel picks up black grime from dirty greasy rubber and that's not fun to see or clean off the drying towel.

[@driv3n758]

How much do you charge for this?

[@MirandaDetailing]

Our full details start at $275

[@rickvh0195]

hey man i have a question. after you use that drying liquid in the drying stage is it still okay to put on a sealant? like i have the sealant from turtle wax

[@MirandaDetailing]

Hi. You totally could. Most drying aids have limited protection anyway. So layering it is fine. But if one feels that it won’t bond for whatever reason, I simple pane wipe or quick ipa widpedown can solve that worry.

[@rickvh0195]

@@MirandaDetailing thxx i dony really worry about that but if i can add that sealant im happy 😄

[@alfredol-montalvo6255]

What do you do when your drying towels that you use don’t absorb as well as before when you are using spray waxes sealants etc , they get kind of expensive lol but great investment non the less. Thanks

[@MirandaDetailing]

Hi. We take really good care of our drying towels so last a long time. But usually when they age and stop absorbing as much we just degrade them to use for other purposes. But even if a towel stops absorbing when it’s dry once you get it slightly wet it absorbs better.

[@DetailingVibes]

Awesome video laying out fine details by the best! Keep up the good work buddy! Really learn alot from watching your videos! Post Notifications bell always on!

[@caxcan9438]

Hey Phil what license do you need and insurance? I’m starting my own Mobil detailing out here California.

[@MirandaDetailing]

Hi. Well not sure about different states. Some towns and counties require a license and others don’t. Also insurance usually falls under garage keepers. Ask you local insurance companies and local townships what you need. 😎👍🏼

[@awesomedude15cool]

great video! I was just looking for a tips and tricks video as this one showed up! I would love to see a video detailing(no pun intended lol) your packages and how you go about doing them!

[@AutOdometer]

Keep up the good work. Your videos are looking really good. Youll blow up soon 100k subs!

[@rolandomota6549]

Bro - Congrats!!! At first I though your video was wayyyy too long but you sure keep your audience well informed. And I like the fact that you "never" tried to push any particular brand. Great job...I'll be subscribing.

[@MirandaDetailing]

Thanks so much!!

[@htownsfinest87]

How do you get little tiny Tar from new roads construction??? Didn't even realize it was there until i washed i felt the small pieces

[@MirandaDetailing]

Oh no! That’s annoying! Try this amzn.to/3hRnV45 kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJmrdWyIbtJ3ipI

[@raulc-ix4yp]

amazing information . Thank you for all the tips! My question is where did you get the foam tip for the brake buster bottle???

[@MirandaDetailing]

Thanks. The foam tip was a trigger from a Super Clean Foaming bottle.

[@onelife2live972]

Sorry for this naive question but whose water do you use? Do you hook-up to the clients water source? Great video!

[@MirandaDetailing]

Hi. It’s a good question. Check out this video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/imWTfqOepcapppY But simply put, yes we do carry our own water.

[@onelife2live972]

@@MirandaDetailing sweet! Thank you I'll ✔ it out!

[@christopherweir9419]

Nice vid Phil. I do the same with the wash, but I add a few capfuls of ONR to the bucket just to add some lubricity.

[@efrenelizabeth]

What are good polishing pads that you recommend from amazon?

[@MirandaDetailing]

The lake country pads are awesome amzn.to/3cJheey

[@mfpix]

Hub caps instead of alloy wheels??

[@markhodgkins9593]

I appreciate the respect for the English language given. Well done.

[@RealWorldMaverick]

And there is no problem washing cars like this and just letting the water run? Do you need an extra license for it?

[@MirandaDetailing]

Hi. What do you mean by letting the water run or extra license? If you mean water run off, that only applies to water running off into sewers, which we don’t have those at our location. As far as licenses. We only need a general business license for our local area.

[@jameslight4713]

Cleaning inside of windshields

[@autocleanet40]

Hello Phil. I love your explanations too. A real teacher.

[@MirandaDetailing]

Thanks sir!!

[@michaelholley1361]

So what would you do when there isn't a shady area to work and it's 90 degrees? Do you have issues with it drying up on you too soon?

[@MirandaDetailing]

Yeah it can be a challenge. But at least our water here is not bad so we don’t worry about water spots or staining. We have worked on black vehicles in direct sun on asphalt before..😬 not fun, but it can be done.

[@sidehustlewithgloria]

Should I do small sections at a time or the whole car. I'm concern with spotting.

[@MirandaDetailing]

It depends on your water and if you are working alone. If you are working alone then do a few sections at a time and keep the previous panels wet as you work around. But we don’t have issues with water spots. And if you do a simple detail spray or the next waxing step will take if that.

[@keeganslyter4977]

Do you use the turtle wax spray while the car is still wet or does the car need to be dry before application?

[@MirandaDetailing]

Hi. The turtle wax hybrid solutions wet wax I do use on a wet surface.

[@TonyTheTechnician]

Great video. Thanks for sharing. Man it still blows my mind how some of these new car panels are so thin. Especially the hoods. Great job 👍

[@irvzee1330]

How do you wash cars in the hot sun ??

[@MirandaDetailing]

It’s not fun but we make it work. Sometimes we have no choice.

[@markpuffer9615]

Great video as always. Packed full of good tips at all levels.