The Simplest & Most Profitable Detailing Business Strategy | $1,000 Per Week

[@marcoguaderrama6445]

I take my f150 super cab to a detailer that work at his house. He charges me 120 to do the inside and outside and it’s because I use my truck for work and I do construction so it’s basically like going muddying lol. I was watching your video because I wanted to do it myself and save those 120 but I think I might have to tip this guy because he does a heck of a job

[@whatitdoblu]

That’s cheap

[@purityautohygienics]

We would charge you $450 inside and out 👍🏼 you are getting a steal. Take care of that poor guy…

[@nbsmxrtinez6139]

I would charge you $300 so your basically robbing his time 😂

[@Legendary62548]

@@purityautohygienics how do you advertise your business?

[@rsreidjr]

I’m going to need about Tree Fiddy

[@Camaron9769]

I haven't washed my jeep in like 6 months but I just spent 22 minutes watching a professional detail

[@ludwigvoncocksucker3275]

lmfao

[@ertonyrn]

Same

[@theg35project50]

🤣🤣🤣

[@elyselysie2862]

I can’t believe you just talked for 22 mins straight with no breaks AT ALL lol. Thanks for the video

[@brandonkeithley7464]

So are you technically a mobile detailer? This video was a lot of help. I’ve been wanting to start my own detail business but idk where to start. My communication skills are highly lacking

[@JohnnyWalkerYT]

Me too but my friend that I detail with somehow gets the customers happy. I got lucky

[@ryanpurdyespinda3111]

Same. I enjoy detailing my vehicles but at times I don't feel like I'm doing it Corrrctly, been watching detail videos for a minute.

[@theg35project50]

Getting all set up in my detail business 👌👌👌 I've been dealing for 2 years at Jacksons car wash and ready to go out on my own💚💚💚 Thank you for the sales call pre view helps to understand what to highlight with customers 🙏

[@Priest_Of_Zebak]

I have literally detailed the 3 cars I've owned maybe 4 times in my full 9 years of owning vehicles. Yet, I find myself watching a 22 minute video about detailing tips and tricks. I've been thinking about starting a detailing buisness too like 24/7 for the past week

[@austinpage9463]

Do it!

[@Area559Duh]

Have you started ? I been thinking about it for 5 years. Just got fired and bought lots of equipment today

[@Legendary62548]

@@Area559Duh have you find a way to advertise?

[@JoshLai]

12 year and still going strong detailer here, and i totally say the same stuff to my clients! Huge respect to you as a detailer that even after 10 years you're still going forward!

[@omarrutti6339]

Please define - What would you do today, from a marketing perspective, that is different when you first started?

[@isaaccastillo3813]

Upload these podcast to a spotify id listen to these while i detail

[@erickflores3708]

Convert this video to an MP3 on a PC and move it into your phone

[@WelcomeToMyHead]

I totally thought the same thing!

[@jacobj5567]

Even easier, get the app “Musi” it’s a KZbin player and you can make playlists and it’s like Spotify or Apple Music but through KZbin

[@Fudge_Fantasy]

KZbin premium you can start a video and press your power button and the video still plays in the background.

[@Priest_Of_Zebak]

Buy youtube premium and listen to KZbin videos in the background while you're detailing. Seriously you'll wonder why you never did it to begin with.

[@ralphalvarado6155]

This is the kind of customer I have appreciation and like you said you must speak up before touch the car , I am a mobile mechanic and a lot of people think I am a miracle mechanic but not always work in that way , there alway customers that try to be smarter than us and those ones you must be careful, sometimes this people look for freebies, big time . That is why I do a pre-inspection before I start wrenching in a car. By the way I like how you do your detailing is amazing 😉

[@Greg_P611]

Luke. I hope you never stop making videos. I've built my business by watching you through the years. Still learning every day. Thanks for everything!

[@wilsonautodetailing]

Thank you so much! That means a ton to hear! No end in sight for me!

[@daveriggins5475]

Great video, i would like to address one thing though, having been in business for over 16 years, if wanting to build a company the 1000 per week cannot be looked at as a whole 1000 per week factoring in expenses as well as fed and/or state taxes, and most importantly insurance. Cash side hustle, great .

[@kurumadriveway9462]

Night and day from your earlier videos. No more UH’s. Precise and to the point, yet lengthy and non redundant. Great evolution!

[@wilsonautodetailing]

Thanks for the feedback! I appreciate it!

[@cheferman65]

Something to be said about sharing valuable information. I appreciate your time, knowledge and the genuine delivery of it all. Thank you Luke.

[@liamjohn2756]

The stock market is surely a lucrative way to invest, whether you want high growth, leverage, stable income, or something in between. It’s possible to make a consistent $1,000 every month from the stock market.

[@bernardogutierrez8392]

Anyone could easily double a thousand dollars in the stock market by simply having the right stocks but it’s no easy feat.

[@ethansmith2499]

Not everyone makes it big in the market today.

[@liamjohn2756]

@@ethansmith2499 if you invest enough money and know how to deploy your cash then consistent profits is attainable.

[@noelstout3056]

The stock market has something to offer for every investor

[@kelvinjohnson3906]

There too much risks involved, I tried stock trading and lost a lot of money, I haven’t been able to bounce back from that.

[@bernard5483]

I'm so glad KZbin recommended this video on my homepage. I so so needed this much information for me to get started on my detailing business! Thank you so much for sharing!

[@mikezat6328]

The trinova foam cannon is amazing. I have you to thank for buying one. Love mine. Thier customer service is great!

[@maddenchamp33]

Does anyone use it with a electric power washer? I have one that’s 1.2 gallons a minute and 1200 psi

[@wilsonautodetailing]

Love it! Glad that it worked out for you!

[@yoursandeeprao]

Helping somebody by Sharing your knowledge free of cost is something not everyone does. Kudus to you brother! Hope this helps people to start business & lead a dignified life. God bless!

[@bioshockbigdaddy5943]

This video is PURE GOLD. Excellent information and teaching!

[@big4g63t]

Just did my first serious detail with paint correction........ Took me 15hrs on a similar f150

[@duhbaws2705]

What did you buff with?

[@0HORNMASTER0]

So you stood buffering a truck for 15hrs straight ?

[@LMDTVNetwork]

Great content. I had a big jobs that payed $125.00 per hour. That I finished putting in around 120 hrs. It blew my mind that you can make that kind of money. Staying positive is the key.

[@wilsonautodetailing]

Fantastic!! So good to hear, IT'S POSSIBLE

[@LMDTVNetwork]

Wilson Auto Detailing I been detailing for 8 years and finally word of mouth has payed off. Doing quality work also. The hardest part is staying positive.

[@Jordanjuggin]

Wow im 17 just getting into detailing this is hella inspiring!

[@LMDTVNetwork]

I got the check to prove also

[@LADE7]

Thanks for the information. I'm starting my own mobile detail and this was very helpful!

[@lunatik4]

Most people that hear $66/hr are assuming a 40 hr work week which will be amazing. With he example given in the video, the amount of hours worked equates to $25/hr on a 40 hr week. Night and a day difference. $4K a month is ok, would probably need a working spouse or roommates to make ends meet. Great work and information, appreciate the time and knowledge you’re sharing!

[@davidnoonan6014]

Nice to see you are once again using the two bucket method. You had a video out not long ago discrediting the two bucket method!

[@wilsonautodetailing]

Haha well I like it in some cases and not so much in others

[@zacharydance7822]

Love your videos, you are the best at giving real info and tips. Most people don’t talk about the reality of being a business owner.

[@wilsonautodetailing]

Hahaha SO TRUE, it's all glits and glamour

[@ShaunAndPatsy]

Hey Wilson.. like that in the video while your talking you combat any kind of possible negative someone might find. Shows you been doing this for a while . Good job buddy like the videos from a weekend mobile guy like myself..you always have good advise.

[@astronautstangorobets1604]

Eyy great video. Just a beginner just did 2 cars this last week. And charged 200 for doing full exterior with just taking out some scratches. But this is a really great idea for trying to build regular customers

[@juanram2596]

If yall think 50 a hr is to much then you obviously dont understand. How much effort it takes to detail like this . And yet the products he uses and knowledge from the experience he has is worth it.

[@sactown024]

You should consider investing in a horse-hair brush opposed to hand scrubbing with that synthetic sponge. Other than that, love your channel :)

[@noisefactory8330]

Wish I could like this video 1000X! Can’t wait for the upcoming webinar bro 👍 much respect from Vancouver 🇨🇦

[@jonathannorwood7294]

1st: My my my. You said a lot. I couldn’t keep up with some of the information!!!! 2nd: You did such an excellent job on the black truck!! It looks brand new again!!!!!

[@retro3s]

Great information brother. You are very well spoken and eloquent. thank you for all the nuggets in this video

[@likahmac]

You did that in 90 mins? DAMN!

[@elcrisss3199]

Then again you do live in a nice profitable area and most your clients have $$ and wealthy rich, so it’s reasonable for your pricing. But since I live on a area that isn’t that nice and not as rich people you might have to lower your prices if you want clients

[@jeremyoshea9502]

Thank you Luke! You help me and so many others be professional and speak in a professional way! Thanks for your time!!

[@waynestrosnider150]

Your the best! Your so informational the tips I get from your videos I appreciate so much. I'm a fellow Christian as you are. I'm just starting out and not much money to start but doing what I can. Currently I have to see a surgeon July 8th for my wrist so detailing using one arm for most all of it is a pain but I make due. I wish I could just sit down and "pick your brain". I just feel a little overwhelmed at times in just starting out. Thank you for your time and information in your videos brother!

[@wilsonautodetailing]

Wow! Im sorry to hear that man! That sounds really difficult! I am glad that the videos are of help to you! Really encouraging to hear, thanks for letting me know!

[@slvrlightning00]

Wow dude. FANTASTIC video. Subbed. I have a lot of black plastic trim on my 17 f150. I bought the mother's back to black, I did 2 door handles with it and stopped because of time restrictions. I'm going to try that renegade spray. Looks way easier. Thanks

[@beast11135]

Finally someone who shows us real examples. Glad you're not just some old detailer that just gives reviews on products definitely earned a subscriber. I am going to start my detail business once work picks up again.

[@wrbergner]

Luke, that looks more like a true exterior detail that I would do, especially since I utilize more than just one featured product. I believe the video really hit home with a lot of folks as the could relate to exterior washes, although they may not be maintenance. In my area, there is such a diverse range of prices, but you can usually weed out the hacks quickly. I think most people tend to cut-throat their exterior package, while bundling it along with their interior package, which leaves you in the boat to have to 'sell' the idea of a maintenance wash. No worries if you leave them happy! Thanks again for another top video entry!!!

[@awesomedude15cool]

so would you recommend having a separate interior and exterior package?

[@wilsonautodetailing]

Boom! Thanks Bill! Totally agree, and in my experience, those who focus on maintenance clients, and highlight why they charge more than the competition are actually the ones who build INCREDIBLE word of mount reputations for a long term business

[@kingdomlandscapersllc5125]

that was a great example of how to talk to your customers.

[@batmon26]

as being a detail manager from a dealership I handle rentals, body shop, sales and service. I used to do side work. but alls I ever would get is hey can you remove this scratch and this one blah blah blah and people dont understand paint correction takes time so its gona cost u more. pretty much one of the reasons why I stopped doing it.

[@tannerdombrowski5848]

I’m thinking about starting my own detailing business so this was very helpful

[@thandananimbambo1842]

I want to do the same thing

[@NoHairD0ntCare]

This is absolutely an amazing video. I am planning to get into the business soon. Currently work at a car wash and I am wanting to start a side gig doing this. Thanks for all the information and links too!

[@Fostertattoo]

Hey there, I am loving your content. Please keep the vids coming. My question is, are you running your detailing business from your house? If so, I'd assume that fact can certainly keep your pricing low compared to a Detail Shop that resides in an Industrial Complex that has to have high overhead to manage. I'm just wondering if we're comparing apples to apples when you're talking about money. I can't operate a Detail Business from my home garage where I live due to local bylaws and zoning. Thanks again for your content Luke.

[@Mastemine498]

Can you do a comparison video between a car that has used your service, vs them using a car wash? I feel like detailers in my area struggle because there are multiple car washes in our area that offer monthly wash services, most are around $30-40 a month for unlimited washes, and that includes things like bug spray, clear coat, siminoz hot wax, and more. I feel like to a normal human perception, that those car washes suffice enough to be clean. Of course as a detailer you will notice a difference, but I feel as though the average person, or client that is visiting an office would not be able to tell the difference between a car that has used a good car wash vs a detail service. Maybe I am wrong, but I would like to be able to see a comparison video of that. The only advantage detailers have in my area is that they can offer interior cleaning I feel like.

[@godlamma1792]

Coming from a car guy who is just starting to get into detailing on the side, I can tell you there’s enough of a difference to matter

[@FleetWashTX]

The key to any business get customers who will pay. People who like the service of detailer coming to their home to do the job vs them having to drive and wait, is what detailers should market their service to.

[@Matt-oj2kl]

Those non touchless car washes beat the hell out of your car. They pick up dirt, mud, debris on the previous cars and then slap it all over yours. One of my friends takes their car through one and already has marks over her plastic areas. The touchless car washes are better for preventing marks on the car but they’re not really doing any cleaning worth paying for. If you truly care about your car have a professional do it or figure out how to do it yourself and save money.

[@chicoo8957]

Thanks for all the knowledge bro! Never a let down

[@shawnaanderud6079]

Awesome work bro. That tn tag caught my eye I do details on the side out of hamilton county!

[@dailyvolyume2400]

This is the best video I’ve been able find so far. Thank you thank you thank you

[@miragexl007]

I think I'm going to get into detailing. I love doing it on my cars, then buying different equipment. No steamer. So we'll go without that for now. But appreciate your channels. Believe I got some people interested,

[@henryperez3583]

These videos are insane, putting out all that info about how it's done and his products

[@trispvp__674]

How in the world did you clean that truck with hose water in the sun and get those results? Good work man.

[@screaminpotato]

Looks awesome! This is exactly what I’m looking for but I’m not sure who offers it in my area. I’ve done a quick search but mostly find the big car wash companies and the work is done quickly and by inexperienced people.

[@jasonroberts9282]

Try asking for recommendations on Facebook. Most detailers will have a Facebook page with before/after pics. Also. Ask in any group that your are part of. I’ve gotten almost all my business that way.

[@coltons1257]

Man, thanks for such a solid video. Great communication and great work.

[@maxbailey3087]

13:35 you are talking about gross income. The money that you make before taxes, and general expenses ( chemicals, gas, towels, equipment wear-and-tear, etc.)

[@ReMz10184]

Glad I am not the only one that noticed this. Gross and net are very very different.

[@wilsonautodetailing]

Yes I am talking about top line revenue (gross). That being said, generally speaking, the products I suggest, as well as the business model I teach people to build creates a very LOW expense side of the equation, so while you may detail for $50 hourly, the LARGE majority of that is net profit. This isn't like creating products, and purchasing inventory with a 30% profit margin

[@maxbailey3087]

Wilson Auto Detailing totally get it man, just saying that it may not be as simple as you lead on in the video. For aspiring detailers even if they get clients at this rate they, especially at first, will not see the number of clients that you might project (based on personal experience alone) and so I just wanted to clarify for the sake of general information. All the best though man! Love the positivity and thanks for the reply

[@eriktyler3450]

@@maxbailey3087 your points are valid however it can be assumed running a successful detail business is easier said than done. If it were that easy, everyone would be doing it.

[@samaedo5341]

What are your thoughts on rinseless washes? especially as a maintenance option for customers. Do you have a video on that and your thoughts on that? Thank You for all your videos and all your detailed information about running a detail business and not just the "Art" Of detailing.

[@wilsonautodetailing]

Hey man! I have a ton of videos about rinseless washes... I love ONR and use it all the time!

[@samaedo5341]

Wilson Auto Detailing great!!! Thank you for letting me know! I’m trying out American detail garage wipeout and looking into fuzion as well. If you have time for it that would be a cool one to check out!

[@traevonsharp9976]

Bro you’re a fucking pro . I use to work at a car wash but didn’t take it serious. Keep up the good work ...

[@patrickm9366]

Hour and a half for the job doesn’t include travel time to and from the customers house, any time spent talking with customer, loading and unloading pressure washer, getting gas, cleaning cloths etc. Further, the $100 you “make” doesn’t include materials, chemicals, gas etc . Business license, taxes, state and federal, accountant.

[@BubbaPmp8088]

Customer probably brings the truck to his house, and I'm guessing he asks for cash so it isn't taxed

[@Lucas-uc2ir]

@@BubbaPmp8088 you can't get paid in cash under the table for every customer though. That's a one way ticket to a fat audit.

[@botomusprime6238]

Lucas nah he can do it they can’t audit if they don’t know it exists. I know tons of people that do it, especially barbers. The ones that make the most money only take cash for a reason...

[@Lucas-uc2ir]

@@botomusprime6238 good luck. Try to explain to the government how you're acquiring personal and business assets with 0 income.

[@kimdotnet8151]

Materials don't cost much especially when diluted like it should be. 5 gallon wheel de greaser ($80), soap ($70) lasts me 4+ months, all purpose ($25) 6 months, tire shine ($120) 1 year. 1 gallon jug of compound ($30) and polish ($30) lasts about 6 months-8 months. glass cleaner about 1 can every 2 weeks @ $7 a month. microfiber spending $5 weekly. At least 4 cars a day. as for brushes.. well they last a long time which also don't cost much. The profit margin is LARGE especially if you do ceramic coating.

[@IndyT1964]

Thanks for the video! I enjoy all your videos.

[@dewandmcqueen523]

Luke can I get a ballpark figure when your business will be available and price range. I prefer your style of teaching vs Detail Groove.

[@wilsonautodetailing]

Thanks so much! I am thinking that is will be priced somewhere around $397, and I am working really hard to get it finished but I am still a little while out just because I’m taking a lot of time to make this thing top notch. I actually have a mentor walking me through it because he does this professionally so it’s going to be a serious course.

[@marlenesanchez6370]

I agree with your client. At least having a clean truck outside of the house always look good. People will judge him before like a person that don't care.

[@wilsonautodetailing]

Definitely. When you’re selling a software to big clients communication at every level is important

[@Drew-xx5fz]

Bro!!!! THANK YOU! I’m starting this with your knowledge! 🤫🤑👍

[@Simmerex]

That's interesting because my customers do seem to focus on interiors. I sell a good bit of interior only jobs

[@edwardfitzpatrick9363]

Have you ever had trouble with the water police? I worked at a company and we would wash our service trucks on business property. Some type of police came by and said your only allowed to wash your trucks at car wash .

[@jsno78]

Thank you for all your info you put out as you have been helping me more than you’ll ever know building my business. I do have one question about reoccurring maintenance clients. Once you sell them on a maintenance package whether it be monthly or by monthly or biweekly whatever it is. Do you charge them upfront to make sure you they call you back or wait till you do the job. I have sold maintenance packages to people & they are all gung ho at the time but then when it comes time to schedule it they don’t want to do it anymore, so I do I need to focus on different clientele or do something that assures me they will reschedule or keep their appointment?Hopefully this makes sense. Lol. Thanks any info will help. Jason~Auto Shine Detailing from Marietta, Ga

[@luccisavino662]

I feel this though i get on avg 250 a day its certainly possible

[@XeviousGG]

hey wilson this is my first time watching your videos and i really like the content and information. I had a question about this particular video. I was watching up to about 13 minutes and it occurred to me, what about the start up costs? I think it would be good information to review because starting businesses can be expensive so I would to see what your input is on that.

[@rezzo_6fn659]

Boy that truck look good. Great job sir. Salute.

[@miragexl007]

When at the hand blaster for the power washer be more efficient quicker easier for doing much of that stuff instead of the wind? Especially under the wheel wells

[@ChAdAshleyHedgePetH]

Question, did you also do the interior in this truck? Like vacuum, apc, dressing?

[@Drosautodetail]

That’s easy 2/3 hours if it wasn’t maintained..but great work !

[@Chris-0113]

YES! Awesome video! More like this please.

[@richiehoppie6945]

Great video. Appreciate the information but quick question. What are you working out of as far as a vehicle go?

[@miragexl007]

Kind of funny flash interesting listening to your numbers. Course that depends on consistency, enough cars, and 12 months a year? I just want to do it cuz it's fun, very rewarding to me and other people and just supplemental money. Cheers to those that can make a yearly living

[@blackopal3138]

You should kick it up, and start making $46/hr per employee. You are diligent, and know your shite, and you empathize with your customer. Great formula for success.

[@goldenmushrooms48]

sounded like a telemarketer when you did that call with johnny haha

[@wilsonautodetailing]

Hahahaha ya I did

[@Swimdancer1]

You offered Johnny to interrupt you at any point, yet you didn’t stop talking so fast, nobody had a chance.

[@Swimdancer1]

And you have to take out taxes from your weekly income. That $1,000. Goes quickly when you factor in costs below the line.

[@ultralightfishingguy]

yea, it came off "to me" a bit too sales pitchy.

[@asadb1990]

@@Swimdancer1 none of these detailers working from home are paying taxes.

[@michaelnapolitano9453]

Did you apply a long term sealant or wax to the paint prior at an earlier date? And with every maintenance detail you just hit it with a detail spray?

[@jonruelas1011]

Great videos as always.. l haven’t seen how to clean seat belts. Can or do you have a video already??

[@Auizy]

How you were able to spray directly on the surface/glass of the truck while in direct sunlight without leaving streaks or water spots? Were you using the clients water source or do you have deionized water for instance? I only ask because in my state we have fairly hard water so keeping the vehicle cool and in the shade is a must on hot days.

[@brandonjones6386]

When you started how did you get comfortable with paint correction

[@grandmastert01]

Hi Luke...what a very informative video....you said something about detailing classes. Is that something your doing now and if so how can I sign up ?

[@midnightmystery544]

I like how you're being laid back when washing the truck.

[@wilsonautodetailing]

Thanks!

[@eastonjaromin374]

Lots of good info. Becoming a fan

[@redfish3054]

But you have to deduct for tools and products cleaners towels etc. and do you have to a license and insurance???

[@tirkentube]

all of those products are tax-deductible. think of it like this. you get a $1000 paycheck from your employer at a job, taxes are taken out first thing, roughly 15% for federal (FICU, SSI, Medicaire), and in some states about 15% more for state tax.. after paying for benefits (401k and health insurance) you're down 30-35% easy on your check probably closer to 40% at that income level, so you're left with $600. He is making $1000 business income, and will also owe somewhere around 10-30% in taxes. Chances are, his taxes are lower as a self-proprietorship, but assuming they're the same as your paycheck's taxes, he can now deduct any costs of those items from those taxes, so he's investing in the business by buying those items, and now pays less taxes, and so at the end of the day, he's essentially made more money than you by being able to keep more of the gross earnings.

[@tirkentube]

So let's say he earns $1000, he can buy the equipment, it cost $200. He owes the 40% ($300) in taxes on the $1000 but can deduct business expenses from that, so he's left with $600 AND the cleaning products.

[@tirkentube]

Or whatever

[@yorealizo]

@@tirkentube you are right on the money

[@yorealizo]

just made another comment before reading yours, got the same conclusion :)

[@pepitoclavo1clavito610]

This guy will make more money on youtube than detailing.

[@yorealizo]

I am surprised nobody think about the cost of products and also they should be taxing the service so no way that's clean money... I'd say after costs and taxes that 100 goes to 60 maybe. Still a lot of money I guess

[@nicholasglambeck6982]

Sounds like you used to be a salesperson at one point in your life.

[@sierratrey]

Or maybe probably future? Yeah definitely past or future? Sorry I tried to make? It? Sound? Like everything is a question?

[@frank_jus_frank1983]

question; when going to new clients' places; do you use their own water??? or do you own your own mobile tank of water etc.

[@ChrisJones-jj7jy]

Most clients that NEED your services will offer there water. Best to have your own if not.

[@cartubdetailing]

Great content as always champ!

[@wilsonautodetailing]

Thanks!!

[@gregoriojuarez1579]

In LA, some detailers charge $25-$50 for a wash. Foam, 2 bucket wash, interior and wheels. In my opinion, their service is no where near your level. I would pay your rates.

[@Artro10]

If this wash includes decontamination process, it's 100% justified. Detailing chemistry is quite expensive

[@miragexl007]

So the way I'm thinking, the way I've done my car's. About an hour and a half. Wash wax , trim, interior. Kind of type A anxious fast moving. And I figure a hundred and fifty bucks. I figure for doing something I like that's pretty good. Otherwise it's almost that anyway. But the medical professions a little stressful. So I think this would be fun to do on the side because obviously it's not a year-round thing, not consistent excetera excetera. In most cases

[@sacos9420]

Any tips for getting your company name to new clients? Especially some non-social media ones for the rich older clients?

[@jonpagel9917]

I use Facebook groups too advertise there are many more platforms to advertise on but Facebook and Instagram both most popular.

[@wilsonautodetailing]

Facebook groups are definitely a great idea, id also say this, when you utilize social media well, you will inevitably build a strong word of mouth reputation which is where the big dogs come in that you want. In my experience, it takes that 1 client who has some connections that will completely change your business

[@JosephVanWyck]

Do you consider getting touch up paint for your good clients?

[@gamalielgoodman]

Good information to protect yourself from a lawsuit too, do you have insurance and have you ever had to use it ?

[@landychavez6670]

Why do you apply the foam canon first, rinse it and then another pass the wash mitt instead of using the wash mitt while the foam is on the truck? Nice videos bro

[@wilsonautodetailing]

I do that sometimes, and other times I use the more traditional two bucket method, just depends on the situation. A lot of times applying with a foam cannon and simply washing the mitt in between panels can be quicker so I understand the appeal

[@WDDetailing]

Nice video man! Always making quality content. Love it

[@Chris-0113]

Great video. Are you mobile, or do the clients come to you? Any chance of a video on how to get started?

[@jeffeisenzapf4131]

Thanks for all your help...Thumbs up no problem

[@Jesslaney09]

So you can use that ceramic spray even if the vehicle isnt cermaic coated .?? How often should you wax a vehicle and what brush are you using that's long for the wheels ??

[@crankwalk247]

Awsome videos man. Quick question. at what point did you use the optimum no rinse?

[@zechariahgarza8904]

In regards to working in direct sunlight do you recommend working panel by panel then drying to help prevent water spots or the soap drying on the paint

[@ericktapia5698]

Microfiber rags wash and then when you’re done, rinse the car down again, don’t worry about the soap residue and then use megs synthetic spray wax all over the car, rise off again and dry off. Watch Dallas paint correction on YT. He posts good tips and tricks for washing in direct sun light. I’ve used them cause I’m a mobile detailer myself.

[@wilsonautodetailing]

I think it depends on your approach. What you mentioned above is much easier to do when you are using a rinseless approach with something like optimum no rinse, but yes it can be done with a traditional approach it's just a little bit more difficult dealing with overspray and such

[@zechariahgarza8904]

erick tapia thank you for the help trying to get my foot in the door for mobile detailing!

[@zechariahgarza8904]

Wilson Auto Detailing awesome thanks for the reply and the help!

[@teemill450]

Good work and vid. Just know there no chance a car takes a hour ,even a maintenance detail. Every tip you gave is great just saying 1hr or 1 and half seem a stretch. You said you were gonna clean the inside as well but didn't include it in vid or time