Must Watch If You Are Looking To Start A Detailing Business

[@luisgcasiquet]

I am amazed. These guys are so genereous. They took some of their precious time to help a human being to build a future.

[@startingtech3900]

Obviously they charged him for the consultation. But I agree they went above and beyond

[@pauljamieson803]

This is their youtube channel, they are using a reporter-styled interview process to tell their story and discuss their business processes .. There is nothing special about this .. more clicks\views and subs the more $$ they make! It is a good watch tho and can help (answer) questions for upcoming detailing businesses ..

[@31acruz]

@@startingtech3900 where do you get that? "obviously" my ass, they actually say in the beginning that they did not. The guy was kind of a dick asking the same shit over and over again

[@startingtech3900]

@@31acruz he was a dumb dumb. Who starts an auto detailing out of his garage in his late 50s w a very small budget and doing the work himself. Seems odd

[@ericdove]

Thanks angel

[@dylansperry9532]

Anything is possible if you want it, go get it. I fit all of my equipment in my Toyota Camry...

[@jesuszaragoza6554]

I know that for a fact ! I fit all my stuff in my Honda Civic and still bring in 500$-700$ part time work after my real job. My plan is to turn full time and work for myself! Good luck to you !

[@silvinodino]

Did the same thing but it was just too much time to take everything. Just bought a truck and trailer today.

[@goatdetailpro]

It's funny lol I got 2 26 gallon water tanks, and pressure washer all in the back of my 2014 Toyota Camry

[@anthonymitchell488]

I been doing it out a 2007 Honda Accord it got to that point hopefully can get the van im looking for

[@MrHalomaster8]

Me too my 2015 Camry but I just purchase a 2008 Scion xB way more room once you fold down the seats.

[@EPICWILDETAILING]

I keep watching this video as motivation. I started my own detailing business this April 2021 and I’m not looking back. The amount of inquiries and booking is just off the charts! And i’m only doing this part time with 2-3 vehicles per week. Working a full-time job on top of this is more challenging but hey, Time Management and building customer relationships are the key 👌🏽

[@Brian-dj3ru]

Did you have prior detailing experience before starting your own business?

[@samuelmakuyana53]

You are showing me its actually possible, doing full time job and a side hustle

[@EPICWILDETAILING]

@@Brian-dj3ru no prior experience but i would detail my family’s cars and they were impressed with my skills and dedication so that pushed me to open my business.

[@EPICWILDETAILING]

@@samuelmakuyana53 yes brotha its possible. Time management is key. Anyone can do it

[@okey9904]

@@EPICWILDETAILING this is amazing bro Can I reach out to you to ask some questions? I’m about to get started and I would love to pick your brain and just get some knowledge on this plssssssss

[@jesusdelacruz3881]

Chicago Auto Pros is my biggest inspiration, i hope to one day own a detail shop, and to be able to grow it like you guys have, this is my biggest goal in life🙏 thank you for sharing your tips with us.

[@ChicagoAutoPros]

You're welcome Jesus. Keep working hard man and you can make anything happen.

[@StephenNeSmith]

Of all the CAP videos ive watched over the years, this one was the most valuable. Thank you for posting this.

[@ChicagoAutoPros]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@DEVUNK88]

I've been doing mobile details (mostly wash wax and interior) for a few years now with a friend and I've found that when it comes to equipment you can keep it simple. if you have a garage with good power supply you can run bigger air compressors, power washers, and vacuums when you go mobile unless you have a way to generate your own power you have to run smaller equipment, at least air compressors and power washers or use gas powered (which I hate because they are noisy) I have finally found a decent power washer with auto start/stop for less than $200 that actually has decent output and plugs into any 120v outlet without tripping breakers, you never know what poeple have plugged into the circuit you need to use and how old or weak the breaker is, running an big enough air compressor (for a tornador) on an extension cord never works well, and the mighty vac steam unit can be a bugger when the heater, vac,and pump are all on. so you can downsize and just use water from a house, and a vacuum, and keep it simple which I have also done the other option is to have a generator. I spent a considerable amount of time shopping for one, most are loud, I wanted a honda inverter generator, fairly quiet and fuel efficient, but $$$$$, what I found instead was an old unit honda made called the EX5500, it is super quiet, and liquid cooled with a radiator and electric start, perfect for being runn in a hot van in the summer, ( they are rare but less than $1000) I vent the exhaust out the door, and and wired outlets in my setup for all my equipment to be plugged into at all times, all the hoses, pressure and supply and air, and cords are all on retractable reels accessible from the back, the generator can easily run a 220v air compressor big enough to supply tools like tornadors, smaller 120v air compressor could not keep up, and ones large enough had to be taken in and out of the van to be plugged in direct and were so loud find the quietest vacuum and compressors you can, old loud shop vacs we dont use anymore, no more gas power washers( to finicky with carbs and gas), its so much nicer and less obnoxious to your customer and their neighbors, we detail on weekends and nobody wants to hear a screaming jet powered shop vac or a loud clanky power washer on sunday morning I keep a table in the van and a few organized baskets and bins that go on the table that hold all the tools, chemicals and rags. And we always carry a rolling chest with a gallon of each chemical, empty spray bottles,and a funnel. wash buckets, triple the rags we normally use on one car, and enough heavy duty non kink water hose to get to the far away spigots, a few extension cords all on reels and jumper cables and a jump pack. But like I said you can make do with much less complication and now I have people bringing cars to me and do them in my driveway at my leisure. the van still has all the tools in case I get a mobile appointment, but its not my main gig, I run a small farm most days and work from home mostly, so I can wash cars almost anytime in between other projects and my partner in the business details at a dealership all week, so its nothing super serious but it could be very easily if my other business dried up

[@thebuild3644]

Man this is Definitely the best raw footage I have ever seen fan for Life

[@Cbrown428]

It’s crazy hearing the numbers here, i’ve been detailing for 2 months and have made 1,000 net profit. And you guys are making $500 or more a day easily

[@patricktuggles4815]

Eat gets easier bro! I promise you. I was the same way. The other week Imade $2000+. Whatever you do DON'T GIVE UP!

[@ryanjamieson8779]

life is a journey my man, give it time to bud, put your full 110% effort into it, and watch it progress.

[@sthildas4857]

You can work smarter not harder, with high overheads that ratio of cars cleaned need to be proportionate to support paying staff plus costs 50 cars a week takes some finding. 🇬🇧

[@leviborbely9727]

@@patricktuggles4815 wow

[@tonynguyen3132]

This is one of the best videos I’ve seen on the business of detailing. Thank you for being so open and honest. Your professionalism is amazing.

[@classicautospa4518]

love your videos, i've had my detailing shop for 16 years, started with dealers and worked 18 hours a day for the first year and half, now i work 10 hours a day, have no dealers as customers and make twice the money and i'm booked for 2-3 weeks in advance

[@jimzangora]

Keep going!

[@SS-mn8hm]

Great video I'm in my 50's and I am having to start life over and trying to make a go at my own detailing business this video has given me alot of ideas thanks guys.

[@Mr.grubby]

Praying for u brother make it happen

[@richieewinns]

its been awhile, but I hope you started it and it's flourishing! God speed.

[@JESUSCHRIST91126ad]

I own a mobile company in Arizona and everything these guys are saying is true... Very genuine and straight to the point, great video!

[@soriano177]

How much did you spend to set up your business?

[@PerryLea]

Gentlemen, thank you for putting this video together. I've been washing, detailing cars since I was 12 years old. Now I'm 60 and getting close to retirement. In order to keep busy and active, I'm seriously contemplating opening my own detailing business from my home. I already have all the equipment I need which I've acquired over the years. My goal is to do what I enjoy, even if its only one car a week. The garage is my sanctuary on weekends. Thank you for sharing the footage. The gentleman who is interested in starting his own business had excellent questions. Thanks again for sharing, this was hugely helpful. I'm a firm believer in "you do good", "good will come back to you". You guys have done real good. Congratulations on your success. May your business continue to grow..........profitably. All the best.

[@OQDetailing]

Hands down the single best detailing related video I've ever seen! Confirmed a lot of my thoughts/feelings, enlightened me in areas I was not aware of, and encouraged me to continue with a lot of my business ideas and mottos seeing them embodied in your business! Thank you very much for this amazing content.

[@gloryelite4510]

Just ran upon this video. Transparency in the foundation of who you guys are was truly Authentic. Thanks for knowledge and nuggets. Honestly I pray for your continued success.

[@epicautointernational]

Great F'n video. You guys just created the blueprint for starting, managing, and growing a detailing business. There are other videos out there, but we feel that you guys touched on all of the realities of the business. The guest and/or interview was aces. His questions were on point and very thoughtful.

[@theirishman088]

My gosh the smile on your guys face when he says he will get 10 cars under my belt before taking on bigger jobs is priceless lol. This is the best video ever!

[@stevefulton5884]

Absolutely awesome video. I am a 21 year pharmaceutical sales professional and I detailed cars as a kid while in college. During Covid, I started watching detailing videos and I started buying Rupes buffers and all kinds of detailing products. I am already at a point where I could ceramic coat every weekend. Anywho, great video and my wheels are turning.

[@TruththeRealist]

These guys gotta be the coolest dudes ever to share their knowledge !!!

[@genoto]

I'm opening a detailing shop next month, i'm a certified car painter since 2004, but i want to grow has a detailer now, and you guys have realy nice information, thanks and keep sharing, thumbs up from Portugal.

[@datboyjt08]

This video applies to detailing and so much more. Quality over quantity. Thank you for this

[@limoman4125]

I have always said, dealership work will pay the overhead. public clientele will make u ur money!! great video

[@johndelacroix9909]

I'm actually planning to having my own detailing shop. services ranging from basic carwash, to full paint detailing, interior detailing and so on and so forth. I'm into cost analysis and pricing strategy now. Hope to be successful like you guys. Keep up the good work.

[@ayazhussain9534]

Good luck man

[@1powerequalsgod]

I rank this video as serious real business talk. Great conversation about the pros and cons to running not just a automotive detail business but any business itself. If you can’t budget, market, negotiate and sale your going to have a very small amount of business an a shorter time and history as business owner.

[@NemonicsRacing]

I knew most of this but it gave me the reassurance I've been looking for. I literally made some business cards a few wks ago & I wasn't even intending on doing this full time, but I did a magazine shoot prep on a Grabber Blue right hand drive civic for my brother & a 64 Impala low-low for a friend & just those posts on Instagram & Fb have spread like wildfire & booked me 7 days a week due to the quality I've always been known for with engine builds. It's achievable of your goal is to impress each customer a lil more than the last & stand out from other detailers. This video was made by that same type of person, down to earth, not selfish & cares about quality & reputation. I'm glad I came across this!

[@whalen530]

One of the insightful videos I’ve seen about the detail industry so many great nuggets of information I used to work for a dealership that reconditioned their own vehicles this video really hit home for me thanks for the great video

[@victorcavazos1306]

My parents started their detailing business back in 01 have built up a very good reputation i started in our shop my 6th grade summer and have been going at it since then. I have a true passion for this industry and now being co owner with my father, learning the marketing side and new technology and techniques I'm looking forward to advancing our business even more. I watch a video a day sometimes a couple from you guys to keep my mind fresh and learning daily! Thank you for the honesty and time you take to make these videos!

[@fabienbable]

Wow, I'm mindblown. Thanks for sharing this in so many ways!

[@ChicagoAutoPros]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Itsmeavalee]

Why am I now, just watching this video?!?! Dropping that knowledge on running a shop! I'll be listening to this video once a day until get the keys to my shop in two weeks!

[@cadmando18]

great info for more than just car detailing business. Even though I started out with detailing my own cars, then family, then friends, then neighbors, then their friends, this is such good information to what will happen if I want to go the next step. This is not my business as I'm a full time Building Information Modeling Manager. It's my hobby. This is awesome information. This is a hobby that pays for the hobby.

[@cesarmerino3421]

Detailing is really hard work.

[@theirishman088]

I dont know why people that don't know this business think it is easy to jump into. I paint and in a class a guy was starting his own body shop but never did it before and you just look at him and say what are you doing? Great content and so many great questions and answers. It was so good I think the guy should drop detailing and start a car podcast with you guys bc he had great questions and a great radio voice lol.

[@richieewinns]

I've watched this video several times because honestly the information is what you need to now if you want to make this a BUSINESS and not just some gig you do on the side for petty money. I want my auto detailing business to build me wealth and so many videos on youtube, tell me why this x product is the best, why this polisher is better than this, etc etc.

[@jon5045]

I work for a dealership here in Colorado Springs I have been there for 10 years. I will say in the beginning it was the treadmill run but as you grow a bond with the dealership things start shifting in your favor with pricing, I also advertise all over the dealership to get customer work but keep in mind most times you have to give a 10% kick back on retail work they sell. Service writers need to make money to wink wink! Starting in a detail business in a dealership I myself recommend. Work stability and you really get to find out who your bad ass workers really are! I also do paint work and bodywork And PDR work. My customer base has finally grown to a 50-50 within the dealership. I also had a shop in New England that did not work out as well do the pricing being so low. So it is a gamble

[@Mr.P.Griffith]

I'm in my 3rd year of running a mobile detailing business in Ontario. I started with a $1000 loan from my mother. After buffing dozens of decaying boats, dirty old cars, and driving up to 250km a day, I am finally starting to get in a groove where I've made a name for myself and those nicer jobs are coming in like Cadillac escalade's or bmw M5's or just yesterday I finished a 68' Covette Stingray buff and ceramic coating with interior. It doesn't get any better than that.

[@jimzangora]

It takes time. Congrats on your progression and success.

[@startingtech3900]

No way 250km per day

[@funvideo09]

It's so funny for me, in this week, my school it's sitting with, start your own company, and so on, and i have of course chosen a detailing company. So this it's already really helpfull for my task. Thank you very much, and thanks for the great videos :D

[@johnnygoesfast9397]

What did you comment??? It seemed like English, but I’m not sure

[@sthildas4857]

Your USP unique selling point can be either quality, service or performance. Enthusiasts may be a niche within a niche, with those high end groups may be targetted by disposable income even car brands, Mercedes ect. Tom Peters a business writer mentions “sticking to the knitting" which may be doing what you know..take care CAP..🇬🇧

[@dreammachinedetailing3162]

Thank you so much for posting a video like this! I'm just starting out myself up here in Milwaukee. This video is both incredibly useful as well as inspirational! I'm a huge car enthusiast myself. It's why I got into detailing in the first place. Hearing about the journey you guys are on is wonderful. Thank you for sharing the unvarnished reality and the business and marketing 101. Thank you! Thank you!

[@chicagoautoprosglenview6808]

We are all doing this together and together we can raise the level of professionalism in the industry - that's our goal. You have to be an enthusiast to do well in this business. That's part of what makes it work!

[@gregnatonson6970]

Stop by and say hello if you are ever in Chicago

[@dreammachinedetailing3162]

@@gregnatonson6970 I would absolutely love to. I'm actually originally from the Chicago area. I grew up in Glenview and my family still lives in the area. I'll definitely make the trip down once the quarantine is over. This stuff is crazy. It's like living in a movie. I hope the detailing industry doesn't get hit to hard. It's a heck of a time to be trying to launch! My very best to you guys and I really appreciate the invite!

[@_GRVR]

My first job out of high school was my buddy's families mobile touch up business, I learned sealants, correction and even spraywork. Got sick of management, quit and worked at a grocery store and now 16 years later Im in software.. Something in me really misses this industry and wants to try this again but doing it under my own name with this level of quality. Im thinking maybe I could do weekends to get started and try my hand at it, man I miss seeing a car gleaming when finished and knowing I did that...

[@javier14249]

This video is gold, Chicago Auto Pros you guys gave me that little push and knowledge to get my detailing business going and setting that high standard 🤩

[@stephenlouden480]

I made the same amount of money part time auto detailing than I did at my full time job. Just be passionate, determined and always looking to improve and learn. If you're good at something and people see quality work , you'll surely get more business. Just keep up whatever you're doing and it'll be worth it. Practice doesn't make perfect.. it makes you better than everyone else.

[@toleary51]

Thank you guys. I have been doing mobile for two years and i want to move to a shop in two years. A lot of good ideas and I love the quote "Your not my customer if you dont walk backwards."

[@maddtech348]

Guys were amazing. Open honest and friendly as ever glad to see there business is so successful. Appreciate the video I'm in the same boat as the gentleman asking the question. So was all good info to hear and absorb.

[@hawkie333]

Great video! This guy has a radio voice, and it makes for a nice interview.

[@michaelwise6970]

I've been talking to my friend about opening a detailing shop, but to be honest I don't know if he's really wants to get into it. It might end up a one man show In the beginning, but eventually I will have no choice but to expand... But there was some great points in this video I'm glad you guys posted this.. Thank you 👍

[@ChicagoAutoPros]

Jump on in man, the water is nice.

[@streetrunner8273]

Same here.plan and attack no looking back. At the end of it all you will make alot of money or learn a hella lot.

[@randyr.8536]

Dude I have a friend too but I get 2nd thoughts with working with him cause he’s super cheap on everything and doesn’t like doing labor work

[@maxa4637]

PLEASE MAKE A PART 2!!

[@marthsadreli1731]

lol i love the part when they ask the guy about his car and he goes in to this tangent about his chevy and has to bascially make himself stop talking about his car. love seeing someone just love talking about their car. but anyways ive been detailing for about 10 years now and that whole time ive been wanting to open my own shop never felt ready but getting close and this video is really help. Shoot this whole channel is really helping love the videos. Would alos love to work in a shop like this place too bad there isnt anything like this where i live.

[@MyGuyKirby]

Jason, as much as I enjoy your comments the words from Greg were insightful. The two of you have skills that compliment each other's strengths. I also plan on starting small this year and this was a very positive bit of information to equip me mentally to the challenges ahead. Thanks for bringing this to the public forum!

[@ChicagoAutoPros]

Cheers, I wish you the best on your new adventure.

[@gregnatonson6970]

Thanks for the compliment. That's always been the benefit of having a partner. Find one with skills that compliment your own to make a powerful duo working towards the same goal. Often detailers do very well with their wife helping in the business.

[@WisdomInExperience]

I also would say that its incredible you guys are so open sharing all this valuable experience about running your business, not many would have the balls to do it. You have a big heart. Thanks!

[@TheStardust02]

Thank you so much for taking us with you on this conversation. Watched the whole thing with pleasure

[@ChicagoAutoPros]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@sipzter]

Wow guys - Talk about openness and honesty. I really have enjoyed your how to videos and this behind the business scenes was very instructive, also. Great job! Thank you !

[@81JBlaze]

Car dealerships don’t pay their Detailers much. I worked for a couple over 7 years. I learned a lot and learned paint correction myself over time. It’s and honest valuable skill that not everyone wants to do. But if you’re great at it and have a great work ethic. Shoot for the stars!!

[@edgardomateo2254]

That was awesome, taking the time to explain and talk to someone who is just starting their own business. You guys rock!

[@danielfrain3521]

Dang. Reluctant to watch the video because it looked boring. Now here I am 51 mins later. Very good video with a lot of good information. Time flew by. Thank y'all.

[@nickheinzerling8216]

Great information in this video. Have you ever thought of doing a follow up on this guy? I live in Minnesota and currently detail out of my garage and have been for 10 years. Haven't really done much marketing other than word of mouth and only 3-4 cars a month which are mostly interior jobs (dislike interiors) but it is my bread and butter and seeing the customers reaction after the job is done is what keeps me doing it. Keep up the great work.

[@Alchemist124860]

All I can say is THANK YOU! guys, really appreciate I a video like this

[@ChicagoAutoPros]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@JasonsMobileDetailing]

Good video, you guys talked about a lot of stuff I deal with now and or had dealt with. Appreciate the videos Jason . I started out MOBILE DETAILING 2 1/2 years ago now I have a shop its definitely a learning process for me now . That's my main thing QUALITY OVER EVERYTHING. Word of mouth is key . And DETAILING AINT FOR EVERYONE. THANKS.....

[@marosemobiledetailing2101]

Detailing business 101! Just watching a lot of your videos and truly awesome and informational stuff. In the process of launching my own mobile detailing business in NJ and drawing inspiration from your videos. Thank you and Keep up the good work!

[@dakotacostanzo24]

Trying to start my own detailing business. I believe that there is always something to learn. I’ve worked with a lot of the detailers in my area and learned from them. It would cool to come out and learn from you guys for a week.

[@manvsdetails]

Go follow Wilson Auto Detailing, Luke’s entire channel and Instagram page is specifically details on EVERYTHING to master the expenses and pricing of what to charge and what not.

[@CaptJason.]

Awesome video for someone starting out! Very inspirational and alot of great advice and insight on how to get started. I really like how y’all touched on not needing a lot of money to get started. That’s one of the best things about trying to start a detail business vs some other business is the relatively low start up cost. I’m a beginner myself and just recently decided to dive in and buy equipment. I already had a shopvac and air compressor so not counting that, I have around $1500 invested so far. I have enough equipment and chemicals to do anything from a simple wash and interior detail, to a paint correction and full disaster detail. I really enjoy the videos guys, thanks for helping me learn along the way!

[@jimzangora]

Thanks for watching. Check for our detailing classes in January, it is absolutely worth EVERY penny.

[@dautabazi2192]

Very nice people i had my RSQ8 for paint correction they did a very nice job but once they give you an estimate over the phone once you get there the estimate they gave you over the phone its no longer the deal it will be few hundred dollars up

[@eppyz]

Very interesting video and I feel how cool it was of these guys, owners of a decent sized shop to take the time to have a sit down interview with someone trying to get a business going. Very informative, and Honest Video here. Thank You 👍😎

[@rudolfsosa4358]

Thank you for all of those advices.

[@MrIvan00pr]

Best 51 minutes of my day, thanks!

[@victorsalazar6951]

Awesome video guys!!! Hats off to you for being so transparent and willing to take the time to educate those of us who are interested in pursuing our passion and putting a bit of money in our pocket while doing so. Keep up the great work!

[@rupsmeister]

In my opinion; only in USA people/business 'just start' a business to see if it could work. I LIKE! Hopefully they put quality first...

[@andrewmillion315]

Absolutely awesome video, possibly one of the best I have watched. It's wonderful to see that you guys are doing well and get such a good feel for the personalities driving the business forward. Great job guys and may you have massive success going forward 👌👍

[@carlossibaja4450]

Nice video is good to hear something that push you up I started my business 6 months ago with $2000 in lucky if I do 1 maybe 2cars a month ceramic but the last thing I will lose is the faith just keep going baby steps

[@Brian-dj3ru]

Hows your business doing now?

[@jessetswana765]

Thank you for sharing so much knowledge, has brought a great perspective on starting out.

[@jamesdoerr4318]

Jason, great video. I will sign up for your Houston event. You guys have built a great thing, thanks for sharing with the world.

[@PadmaDorjee]

You guys are seriously brilliant and incredibly generous to share such golden nuggets with us. Thank you so much 🏆

[@joshdevine8006]

Thank you guys for positing this video! Very informative

[@Greg_P611]

I'm in my second year with my detailing business. Everything that you guys talked about I can do relate to, and still have a dog in a few of those fights. I'm right at the point where I either need to hire a guy or 2 or scale back. If your ever up in beautiful Northern MI stop by and say hello guys. Maybe shoot a video. Greg. Cadillac Auto Detailing & Ceramic Coatings. Cadillac MI

[@bfielder9097]

Terrific video. I don't have any interest in opening my own business, I'm just an enthusiast who loves taking care of my GTI and I'll do the occasional family member/friends car. That being said this was still very informative and enjoyable for me to watch.

[@ChicagoAutoPros]

That's good to know. I though it would be pretty dry and boring for anyone not thinking about getting into the industry. GTI 🖐

[@bryanforman8319]

Appreciate this video tryna start a detail business to.!

[@nickynguyen9984]

I really love the way that you guys are running this business. Btw, the content came from this video that inspired me alot in this detailing industry. All love to Chicago.

[@shanepassafaro4339]

Great formation, hard work and paying attention to your customers and the market is key.

[@corrtechit2901]

Thank you, very nice to hear it from the Pro's

[@stevenbarts330]

i have two friends that quit their jobs to start detailing businesses because they liked detailing their cars. they didn't build some clientele and regular income first. neither made it. you have to put in that 40 at your regular job PLUS that 20-30 building your business. once you are getting regular work they look at making the jump

[@dtna]

These two should do Detailing consulting on the side. They have alot of planning, knowledge and drive.

[@vtecaccord96]

As someone who just started his own detailing business from home, this video was amazing! Trying to come out to one of your classes when this COVID19 stuff levels out.

[@ChicagoAutoPros]

Glad it helped

[@jimzangora]

Classes in January !

[@JohnD0129]

Still detailing ? How did you get your clients ?

[@veezee81verg6]

So informative guys! Quality and passion is what I love about detailing and that message came across. This motivates me to keep grinding my own business out. I am definitely a fan and will visit next time I’m back home in Chicago.

[@Zygocrybiate]

Just started a detailing business last week, love learning from you guys!

[@weave4181]

Super nice video. It's a young man's game though.

[@aomar9449]

Very valuable information, these guys are so humble they make it look easy, thanks for sharing!

[@finaltouchautodetailingllc]

Love checking out the info, you guys are informative and entertaining .

[@stefan-stocksmadesimple5241]

Regarding the environmental impact, mentioned right after 49:00...how do you guys go around it? It is very hard to deal with my countries' policies.. What do you mean by "we are not using amy chemicals". Also you mention a system that separates the bad from the water, but how does that apply to mobile detailers..?🤔👀 Thanks!

[@stuartkennedy4202]

Your premises and work is stunning with such a skilful team, very impressive.

[@motoflix6189]

if it inspires anyone i started out of the of the of my dads truck with a hose a sponge and some walmart blue coral soap, currently I i have a truck & trailer setup and soon moving into my first shop. you can do anything ya wish

[@Lockedinera]

I absolutely love this video! You guys are amazing for taking the time out to do this

[@againstallenemiesforeignan3156]

Phenomenal... thank you so much for the insight. Subscriber for life. It really means something when you don’t forget where you come from.

[@Teedo_Don]

This was EPIC. Thank you to everyone involved in the making of this video. SO much knowledge. S/O to Chicago Auto Pros

[@dealership_life]

Wow, thank you for sharing a wealth of experience and knowledge. I wish you guys much success🍺🍺

[@ChicagoAutoPros]

Thank you! You too!

[@mujuzishifah584]

@@ChicagoAutoPros what's the website of the school please, otherwise thanks for sharing all

[@ClementRaineri]

Concrate conversation ! Need more things like this Thanks guys

[@alozano793]

Great informative video. Appreciate you making these vids showing the business side of things. Very very valuable information. Teaching has been the greatest advertisement I agree.

[@TheStaradrian]

as a detailer i would love to see their shop in person for more inspiration

[@ocars69]

I have been detailing a long time and I would love to visit these guys

[@thadlm2698]

Great video guys, thanks for sharing your knowledge and expertise!

[@ChicagoAutoPros]

Thad L McMullen glad you enjoyed it.

[@g.dubyou6263]

I’m a little surprised that getting junkyard panels and doors, wasn’t mentioned when he talked about doing the whole neighborhoods cars. That’s something you can get for cheap, and you can burn through the paint, all day long. Get some soft paint panels, and hard paint panels. And get it going.

[@markmark2943]

You guys are legends - thanks for video and your willingness to pass on your secrets