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Hello everyone, thank you for checking out my latest video. My goal for this channel is to help at least one of you start your own mobile detailing business. If you want more one-on-one help or have any questions for me feel free to send me a dm so I can help!
MY STEP BY STEP DETAILING SHEET: docs.google.co...
My Website: www.acsdetail.com\
Instagram: / acs_detailing
Facebook: / acsdetailing17
Tools:
Vacuum: a.co/d/3mB0GGf
Steamer: a.co/d/eE4JFBL
Pump Sprayer: a.co/d/hMlLkD1
Brushes: a.co/d/aecQhh3
Exterior Brushes: a.co/d/e51SdPI
Lily Brush: a.co/d/ae3qgCT
Drill: a.co/d/2416tqI
Drill Brush: a.co/d/2ewFl2a
Power Washer: a.co/d/5McunHB
Foam Cannon & Blaster: a.co/d/5McunHB
Gloves: a.co/d/9116dPK
Drying Towel: a.co/d/eUIlCiA
Applicator Pads: a.co/d/9MC3NUN
Wheel barrel Brush: a.co/d/fljFy9l
Wheel Brush: a.co/d/ezecFRg
Spray Bottles: a.co/d/iUZOG9l
Buckets: Any 5 Gallon will do
Products -
Iron Remover: a.co/d/e7W5fgi
Paint Prep: a.co/d/5asHHWb
Xpress Interior: a.co/d/0YbB8oj
Shampoo: a.co/d/5dpUUeC
Carpet Cleaner: a.co/d/6QAFqSw
Wheel Cleaner: a.co/d/dIS4n3l
Rubber Liner Cleaner: a.co/d/bgPYite
Bead Maker: a.co/d/1kV0hjx
Adam Advanced Ceramic Coating: a.co/d/hD3IMTE
Leather Conditioner: a.co/d/2TUZrvc
Website Builder: www.godaddy.com/
Thank you all for watching!! hope to see you again!

[@legacydentco]

Gonna be cool to see where you’re at in a few years. Go get ‘em

[@TheGamingAnimator]

I started with almost the same tools with a 500 budget 8 months ago I’ve retired from the airline industry try to work in retail but too many unprofessional unfit employees in charge I couldn’t take it so watch some of them videos on KZbin heard some of the top dogs charging them high prices stared with family and friends word of mouth got out and as today I’ve got a small apartment complex 8 units in total 12 cars I work only on weekends I’ve space them some every week some every other week I m operating in the hood my customers are average working people that can’t afford them high prices but don’t want to go to a public car wash my customers are happy I’m happier it’s helping paying my bills but the best thing is that I’m my own boss! Best wishes to all the detailing community

[@acsdetailing]

So happy to hear that!! Keep grinding, detailing is one of the business you can grow as big and as fast as you want. Proud of you brotha!

[@chillcoder]

2:21 showcased some solid technique wth lol. That was satisfying to watch

[@bobg3221]

Great information I appreciate it but I have to agree with one comment. I do not agree on a water tank or a pressure washer a pressure washer does a hell of a lot more damage than people think it can literally strip your clearcoat right off it can literally strip your paint right off to be honest with you I’m just starting my own Detailing business and I use a 50 foot garden hose with a light pressure tip nozzle I use microfiber cloth, mitt for washing, and then I use a sham cloth for drying and do another once over with the microfiber cloth. Then I apply a spray on wax and I have the same results just like a normal ceramic coating, less work more efficient, same results. also, if you’re not careful, and you are power washing the grill area which most of us do because of the bugs if you get too close to the radiator fins or the condenser fins. You will fold them over not if but will period been there done that on my car and it will affect AC cooling and engine temperature. Trust me I used to work in the shop I know and 90% of the time when the radiator and condenser fins were folded over. we have already known what had happened. So I do not use a pressure washer it’s overrated and honestly it’s half assed done. so get out there and do it how it used to be done show your customers you really care for their vehicle treat it like your own. That’s how I do it and you’ll always be successful.

[@acsdetailing]

A garden hose will take you 4x as long, get a power washer that’s 2000 psi and you will never strip away the paint or clear coat. That’s like saying the paint will come off when driving 100 mph on the highway on a rainy day. I don’t agree with getting a water tank cause it puts too much stress on your vehicle unless you have a van then you’re good. Thanks for the tips though I will keep that in mind next time I’m detailing. Using a power washer does not mean I don’t care about customers vehicles, I know that my pressure washer will not nor ever in a million years strip their paint off their vehicle.

[@derek2real]

New startup detailing business here and do appreciate the advice given in this video.

[@acsdetailing]

Awesome I’m glad you took something away from it! It’s awesome to hear people are starting their own detailing business! Let me know if you need anything feel free to dm me on instagram!!!

[@williamsanders1296]

Great over all informative very good

[@trevormanion1465]

Thanks for the video , as a new detailer myself I love to see the different techniques and products used by each detailer/shop. Keep up the grind man!

[@acsdetailing]

Thank you man I’m glad you liked the video and good luck on your detailing journey!!

[@EvilX5M]

Hey, I’m trying to do this out of my 4Runner too! Thanks for the tips man! Awesome video, keep it coming!!!

[@acsdetailing]

The 4Runner is great for this! Thank you for the support!

[@EvilX5M]

Always broda, keep it up!! Dig the sense of humor you add into your videos as well!!

[@Rookscarcare]

Nice straight forward factual video buddy been doing my detailing business 8 months now but this is defo a great video for someone starting out

[@acsdetailing]

Thank you! Glad to hear you liked it and that it was informative

[@dasmed9950]

Thank you so much for the info! About to start my business and I need all the help I can get!

[@officialcoastlinecars]

Watched a lot of detailers out there ur by far the most detailed with what u tell us and straight up about it. Keep it up bro, starting my own business and will be watching u as I grow

[@acsdetailing]

Thank you! That’s my goal I’m not here to waste peoples time. Glad to hear it!

[@user-oj2hl6pz7k]

High quality content!

[@acsdetailing]

Thank you!

[@SuperMonsterTaco]

Great video! Might pass on the pump sprayers! Our team does Jiu Jitsu so the hand workout might come in handy on the mats haha! Great content!

[@acsdetailing]

Haha awesome! I appreciate it!

[@QuarterZipBro]

Good products, broski.

[@fredyquiroz7654]

Dude! Love your video. Straight to the point, I love your recommendations on the chemicals. The reason why is because everyone that has made a video like this has either made it very complicated or just vague… great job. I have been looking for a video that can help me figure out what chemicals I need for the interior and exterior… thanks!

[@acsdetailing]

I glad you enjoyed it!! I was trying to hit every point that you need to know besides legal things in this video. I Will be cover taxes and more and future videos!

[@thegaminganimator1400]

Great inspirational video! Thank you for all your info and I wish nothing but the best Blessings!

[@acsdetailing]

Thank you so much! I’m glad you took something away from this video!

[@sicilianfriend4265]

Wow! Impressive and informative. Best of luck to you!

[@acsdetailing]

Thank you so much glad you enjoyed

[@liloldfrogy]

Another great video brother. Keep pushing and grinding. ❤

[@acsdetailing]

Thank you my man!!

[@anthonysautodetailing815]

Thank you. 👍

[@acsdetailing]

No problem!

[@2Shine55]

Great video my dude! Recently got turned on to P&S. Unfortunately I fell into the hype of chemical guys. They do have some good products however, they have too many products that do the exact same thing. Keep up the great work! Sending you my positive vibes from Escondido CA!

[@acsdetailing]

I appreciate you man I’m glad you enjoyed! I did the exact same thing and you’re 100% right, way too many products.

[@southernreflections692]

LOL!! I started in the mid 90's and ended up having to sell half of my equipment during COVID to make ends meet. I have slowly building my equipment back up. I could tell you for a fact. If you are just starting out and are also working on funds. You absolutely DO NOT need a foam cannon nor do you need a pressure washer. A garden hose and a bucket would be just fine. There was no such thing as a foam cannon in the mid 90's.

[@acsdetailing]

Okay? Still speeds up the process and it’s what I use. Why would I tell people to do that when it’s not what I do, it’s also 2023 not 1990. If you got 1-2 details you’d be able to buy a foam cannon and power washer. It’s not that deep bro 😆

[@southernreflections692]

@acsdetailing Yes, I agree it makes the process easier and faster. So dies an extractor, steamer and water tank. But they are not needed for a beginner.

[@barrycook8116]

P&S makes some very good products.

[@acsdetailing]

Very true, I gotta try some of there other products

[@user-ix8hr7co9p]

This was a great video

[@acsdetailing]

Glad you think so!

[@acordovareviews3371]

Great video brother very informative for us newbies. Keep up the great work. I hope you make it far. Do you have a link too the clay mitt? Thank you for the advice

[@acsdetailing]

Thank you my man! Yes, I forgot to put it in the description but here it is adamspolishes.com/products/adam-s-clay-mitt

[@acordovareviews3371]

@@acsdetailing thank you for the link and the information 👍🏼

[@EssentialTouch]

Great videos stud keep it up 👍

[@acsdetailing]

Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed

[@EssentialTouch]

@@acsdetailing You’re welcome! Do you help with setting up websites or ads at all?

[@carterbranco5652]

Don’t you need a generator for the pressure washer?

[@acsdetailing]

No you can use their power and water

[@84daddy]

Great vid! Do you have llc set up? Insurance? Payment method? Could you also share some business side of detailing as well? Keep it up!

[@acsdetailing]

Thank you! I do plan on covering those topics in another video as well!

[@ocshine.detailing]

Buy an electric pump sprayer

[@acsdetailing]

Is there a big difference from the pump sprayer?

[@bobg3221]

No the sprayer you have is fine. The normal pump sprayer will get you by don’t listen to that garbage.

[@MatthewHartsuch]

Great recommendations! I am gonna disagree on a few things. I hate the tornador, it's expensive and it takes up too much space&time, but doesn't offer a significant improvement. I think P&S products are overrated, like bead maker which acts more like a ceramic detailer ime, cause it's almost always used as a topper or drying aid but it's more expensive than Meg's beadbooster diluted. I think pressure washers and foam cannons are overrated, expensive and take up more space and don't improve the wash, so just get a cheap foam gun or use a bucket 🪣. I hate permanent ceramic coatings cause they are expensive and difficult to apply and they only make sense after an expensive paint correction, and the coating can get loaded up and temporarily loose it's hydrophobic properties if it's not washed regularly. I would rather just use a cheap insulator wax with a topper/ceramic detailer and just reapply frequently.

[@acsdetailing]

Definitely some good recommendations, most of the money I make from detailing I use to buy new tools and products to test out and see what I like and these are what kind of stuck with me. I’m surprised you don’t like the tornador I use it on every detail and seems to save me time and is a nice backup to a vacuum if there’s stuff in the carpet or getting under the seats. I’ll try out that beadbooster after my bead maker runs out. I appreciate your thoughts it really helps us all improve!

[@vanishcustomdetailing3953]

Nothing is overrated everyone has there own preference on how they think clean cars but I use chemical guys bilt hamber and pns about to show my at home set up soon

[@acsdetailing]

@@vanishcustomdetailing3953 show it up, would love to see it!

[@AlmaRockeraOficial]

8:51 what a ripoff 🤷‍♂️ fake ceramic coating 😂

[@acsdetailing]

🗿

[@AlmaRockeraOficial]

@@acsdetailingnot a ripoff because your not pricing it like a real one but it is fake ceramic

[@acsdetailing]

Yeah I’m not taking nearly the same amount of steps to put on this spray coating, it’s to leave a protectant on the paint not to be a solution to a ceramic coating. I also use dr.beasleys as a spray coating now because I believe it’s better than what I was using in this video