It’s actually a load of rubbish and horrible to watch for us professional detailers. They are just sharks causing people to have to come back for full paint corrections as they don’t know how to detail a car to save their life 😂
I'd recommend you interview an actual car detailer, not just a bunch of kids washing cars. No offense but to call this detailing is an offense to actual detailers
Employee wipes from bottom up, uses broom on paint, uses same mitt on paint and wheels, no grit guard in bucket let alone a rinse bucket, places mitt on ground. This is why I wash my own whips and learn from Esoteric.
@@UpFlip you are 100% correct when you say that but not at the cost of the clients vehicle paint. There’s other ways to go around that without having to use something so aggressive which is displayed in this video multiple times.
Ok, I give him credit for being a very young risk taker and telling his story. As being a trained detailer, 😳 watching the crew cleaning the exterior on those cars
Any feedback would be highly appreciated, we have talked to our team about the things we have read in the comments and are making sure that they do not happen in the future:)
@@Bigsmobile The problem is this: given that the video was just average jobs being filmed it's being assumed that none of them actually know what they're doing. Truck brushes not being used on paint is common sense, not using a mitt on the body and tires is common sense, and I'm sure you've read the rest 100s of times. They are very clearly not trained, or the trainer may also not know what they're doing. This is basically an automated car wash people spend way too much money on.
This inspires me even more to keep going on my detailing business. I’m still 17. I have like my whole neighborhood know I’m the guy that can detail cars. I’ve done paint correction, ceramic coatings, everything u can think off. I started since I was 15. Man I love the progress of my detailing thru the years. I actually broke my phone when I was 14 and it was brand new and I told him I would wash his cars as a sorry and thank you, and then I got into detailing that now it’s my passion. Tho these guy aren’t professional detailers. They have a lot of flaws especially taking care of the paint to minimize scratches. Cant put a wash mitt and rinse in the damn ground. And can’t use the same rag for the paint and wheels. For me I throw away rags that fall in the ground. I’m ocd about it.
Keep up the awesome work and following your dreams Sebastian. Make sure to keep us updated on your business progress and may be one day we will see you on the UpFlip channel helping and inspiring others!
Yeah man this guy is definitely still a rookie. Using a broom on the paint just hurt so much. Hes definitely doing more harm than good in the long run. Hopefully his customers become more educated and use someone better
Hey bro I hope you're still doing this but if you've been doing it this long, I'd look into making moves with local advertising and then hiring a bit later on. With your experience and entrepreneurial mindset you can no doubt make this a serious business.
I agree. As a fellow Professional auto detailer I can’t believe I watch that kid use the wash mitt and wash the car then immediately go to the wheel. Also can we mention how he pressure washed the wash mitt on the ground! Like what? 😳😬
I've been in the business for years.. cars, RVs, luxery coaches, celebrity tour buses etc. A few weeks ago I was doing a customers 41 ft yachts with a buddy who I was helping with his business, the customer pulled me aside an basically made me start my own business at $4500 base price for boats, which take about a week with ceramic coating. HOWEVER.. first time owning business, only 4 customers so far an NO CLUE how to run a business or continue to get customers . These are rich clients an so far it's word of mouth an I want to grow into aviation an railroad because I want to stand out since there's sooo many detailers. I'm completely lost an scared honestly.. I'm a single dad an this is huge leap
Did the client offer to help you financially start the business Shayne? Can they provide any business mentorship opportunities if they are successful themselves? If you are making $18000 a month off 4 customers it would appear you are off to a pretty good start.
@@UpFlip I'm trying to. I used what I made so far an paid off my child support in full so I can fix my credit. Only owe like 7500 randomly places. But boats are obviously a summer gig Unless I somehow manage a way to move to Hawaii. So I really jus want to be frugle an put back all the rest of the money I make this summer so I Kno I'll get thru winter an be able to actually give my son a Christmas this year as I couldn't last year an we didn't even celebrate it an the guilt alone has been eating at me. I want to stand out.. I even got a actual metal business cards w my Venmo code on em so they can pay me directly from my business card .. an allegedly they will supply me w work year round. But single dad on the opposite end of the pay scale here an heard that b4 from others so I got to have a back up plan before it's too late.. if that makes sense
@@johnhicks9515 thank you. Don't kno if it's scared or self doubt.. an jus as things about to get good for this wee, not 1 but BOTH my vehicles are broke down an after paying off alll my child support in full too an now I've got transportation to get jobs done this week. I'm stuck. Failure is NOT AN option.. but pretty discouraging none the less. I Kno when something good an big is about to happen this type stuff starts happening overwhelmingly so I'm tryin to keep the faith. It's only me doing this an impressions are key an this jus didn't look like I've got it together lol
@@shaynelopin7134 keep on pushing there’s no other option everything happens for a reason and anything that negative happens take it as a lesson you can’t win without having lessons just keep on pushing the great and strongest don’t quit so keep on going little by little step by step
Is this for real? Washing that expensive car with a truck brush? Please don’t use the word detailing to describe this kind of service. It will absolutely destroy the paint of any car. For us car enthusiasts, watching this is like taking a kick in the nuts..
not gonna lie, as a car guy myself I felt weird, its like he's selling a course on how to do something instead of actually having done it himself. I know you're not suppose to use a brush to was paint or use the same wash mitt for the paint as the wheels. Just as a car guy myself that know a bit about detailing.
Don’t forget the cost of $349 for the standard package. Any other detailers would do the outside and inside for that much and most importantly not scratch up the paint
@@UpFlip I don't think anyone in the comments have ever heard of constructive criticism. Why be so rude when you can say the same thing and get your point across even better without laughing and speaking so negative? Crazy comment thread 4sho.
He does not use the two-bucket technique, he uses the same washing glove for the wheels and the paint, a large brush for the paint, I can imagine many swirls and stripes as a result of bad washing. But hey, there are clients for everything.
It would be awesome if we could do a business #short video on the 2 bucket technique. Thanks for the content idea Luis and for sharing great information.
I hate to be negative, but any decent car detailer would watch this and say most of his cleaning techniques are exactly what NOT to do. For example: -Using a brush on any paint(especially black paint, as it scratches easier) is never a good idea. On top of that, the guy was brushing from bottom to top, you are always suppose to clean and scrub from top to bottom, as there is usually less dirt to catch and scratch on the mitt as you work your way down. You don't want to catch rock chips while scrubbing the bottom, and moving your mitt to the top of the car and scratch it. -To the guy laying the mitt on the cement gravel to power wash it, you should never re use a mitt or clay bar once it has hit the ground until you put it through the washer. All the cement gravel will get caught up in that mitt. Just don't ever lay it on cement, leave it in the bucket. Easy. - The one guy was using a mitt to wash the outside of the tires after washing the paint right there, then going back to the paint.....that's terrible...it is common knowledge to wash wheels and tires first, then move to the cars paint(with different mitts etc) -The one guy was using a squeegee thing to get the water off the top of the black car. While they are good for getting water off windows, in the car detailing community they should not be used on paint, once you pick up a dirt or rock and swipe it down, it can create scratches. He has the money for equipment he should be using a leaf blower at the very least to dry the cars and use a microfiber or waffle weave towel to pat down and dry the cars to prevent more scratches. I can see maybe doing this on a cheap car, but those are expensive cars!!! -The guy that was waxing with the pad, I'm hoping he wasn't using a wax that might catch on the black trim, bc some waxes can turn black trim white and gray....it's best to be careful and not liberal when waxing with as pad manually. If I was this company's owner I would be embarrassed to have people see how my workers wash cars like this....hopefully he can improve on some of the miscues. All the best.
Respect u are spot on came for the comments I don't really watch detailing videos because.alot of guys all they do is explain how they do their work.everyone has different types of systems
Pay attention to what Matt is saying everyone. Amazing business insights right here. Thanks for sharing Matt. The goal of this channel is for everyone to grow and learn and with valuable information like this we can all do exactly that. Take care Matt and if you have a detailing business that would like an interview let us know!
Hi Matt, thank you for your feedback! The brush that can be seen in the video is made to wash paint with. It is a micro bristle brush that has a very low chance of scratching the paint. The squeegee that was being used to dry the paint is sprayed off with the pressure washer before being used to almost completely remove all the dirt to reduce the chance of scratches. As for the wash mitt, cleaning from bottom to top, and cleaning the wheels and car with the same mitt, those are all things that we will be going over as a team. We also have insurance in the case that something does happen to the paint so that we can repair any damages:) However, we are very proud of our team and the work they do. We have very good reviews and we are a very successful growing business that has been doing this for almost a decade:)
I am shocked from what I have seen. Spraying off the wash mitt while on the ground, using the same wash mitt for paint and wheels, washing from bottom to top, using a brush. This should not be considered detailing, more like mobile carwash service. Big difference.
Thank you for the feedback, we have a lot to work on and we have talked to our team about all the mistakes that people have pointed out in the comments so that we can prevent them from happening in the future. We want out customers to be happy so learning things like this helps us make that happen:)
I see a lot of things wrong that are very basic rules when detailing a car! Washing the car with a huge brush(even if it is a bristle soft brush you need to consider the technique you are using), using the same mitt for wheels and paint, washing the mitt on the GROUND! Man oh man.
Thank you for the feedback, we have a lot to work on and we have talked to our team about all the mistakes that people have pointed out in the comments so that we can prevent them from happening in the future. We want out customers to be happy so learning things like this helps us make that happen:)
This actually puts a hole in my head that he charged that client $340 to scratch the life out of their car and not even properly clean them, this has to be 🧢😭😭
Im not a fan of using a squeegee to dry the car...i also do not like a wash broom. I use a blower to dry the car and multi mf towel method folding it into so i have 8 sides to clean the car with. That way a dirty towel that touched the car never touches the car again ..by far its been the safest and fastest method i have used and gives great results....i also educate my customers so they know my quality compared to the other guys...it makes me stand out and has worked well for me
From 3:31-3:37…… using a brush to clean the paint on the car?……… yikes. My clients saw me doing that to their car it would be a loss the moment I even touch the tool From 7:19-7:20 ….. Uses a wash mitt to scrub across the front driver side fender and continues on the drive or front tires…. I will only assume that he took that wash mitt and went right back on the fender… yikes. From 9:43 - 9:46 ….. uses a wash mitt and goes across the quarter panel to the front side of the rear driver side tire and starts from the rocker panel and work his way up. If you know anything about a car getting dirty you should always either wash the wheels first and the rocker panel along the side or wash the lower section of the vehicle last saw you don’t mix contaminate what you picked up from the bottom which is the dirtiest part of the car and rub it against the cleanest part of the car which is the top part…… yikes From 10:33 - 10:36 ….. using a brush to wash the exterior of the Range Rover . Do we use brushes on the exterior of a vehicle? Yes but those brushes are to weed out tight crevices such as emblems and tight areas where the wash mitt because of its thickness or a microfiber towel, can I agitate the debris that’s trapped in it. To add to that is these brushes or soft brushes the type of material is completely different should I brush they are using on the Range Rover. From 12:48 - 12:50…. Look at the fender of the Mercedes Benz. The amount of holograms and light swirls instilled into it was because of poor wash technique and I’m not here to take away from his business because if he’s doing well then by all means…… but if there’s era I want to make sure out of my clear conscience that I’m able to educate anyone I see perform in those errors.
Thank you for the feedback, we have a lot to work on and we have talked to our team about all the mistakes that people have pointed out in the comments so that we can prevent them from happening in the future. We want out customers to be happy so learning things like this helps us make that happen:)
i own a high end detail shop in Kansas City and can 100% agree with a lot of other detailers in the comments i would never let that company touch any car i own.
and he put the wash mitt on the ground to power wash??? I've noticed these corporate "detailers" don't actually know what they're doing and just damaging paint
The brush that can be seen in the video is made to wash paint with. It is a micro bristle brush that has never scratched a car in the 7 years we have been a company. But we will definitely take this feedback into consideration going forwards. We also have insurance in the case that something does happen to the paint so that we can repair any damages:)
As someone who's been in the Detail business for 20+ years there is a difference between a car washer & a Detailer these are car washers and this is why the business has gone down people having people call themselves Detailers when they are car washers. Detailing is a skill you put a buffer or asked them to wet sand something the wouldn't have clue. Watching them even hold a shammy in their hands to dry the cars lets me know. But looking @ the cars I see he has a high end clientele so most of the cars he is doing are probably pretty cut & dry.
I have not seen them go mobile anywhere unless it's one location they're at , and I'm a mobile auto detailer I can say it's absolutely brutal to be out in scorching heat doing detailing just look at those kids they hire it's never ending revolving door
I mean, I get it, most people won't know the damage he's really doing to their paint. But dang dude, avoid being famous online if you're gonna be trash at detailing.
The goal is always to grow and improve so hopefully there are lots of learning lessons for all here. Thanks for the support and insights as always Bassahaulic.
I'm planning for mobile car wash business with detailing later down the road. Its good to see all these comments pointing out the mistakes in this vid and pointing to good YT guides on detailing.
Depends on what kind of brush u use.they have ones that don't damage a cars paint.those drive thru car washes now they definitely damage paint not all but some.
The brush that can be seen in the video is made to wash paint with. It is a micro bristle brush that has never scratched a car in the 7 years we have been a company. But we will definitely take this feedback into consideration going forwards. We also have insurance in the case that something does happen to the paint so that we can repair any damages:)
Under a minute I already saw 2 big no-no's, 1. The big brush (unless it's super super soft and rinse it after each panel) then MAYBE, still wouldn't recommend it 2. Rinsing a wash mitt on the floor?????? What theeeeee
When I go to a new "detailer" I always stand and watch the work being done on someone's car. If I see ANYTHING close to what I just saw in this video, like the young man taking a wash mit to the paint, and then tires/wheels... I would get in my car, without saying a word, and leave. Now he could have used a different wash mit for paint, and another for tires... but we don't know... but I'd bet my last dollar, he didn't. If I were to go into the detailing business, I would take over!
I cringed when I saw the wash mit on the ground and brush they used on that black Range Rover. Yikes! At this point the customer is better off running it through the automatic wash near them.
I’m all for it that’s awesome. You’re great at business which is great and making that much is awesome congratulations! That being said I had to pause the video as soon as I saw that employee going ham on the paint with that truck brush though 😬 that and the wash mitt going from paint to tire. Nothing but respect. If I had his business skills and was making anything close to what he is, the number one thing I would still make sure is every single vehicle no matter if it’s a Mercedes or a Honda, is being detailed properly. Using that rv/truck brush on that black paint 😅 unless you’re doing a full correction after drying, this is probably just as bad as spending $3 to take it through a car wash. Not knocking that’s just my humble opinion and I am impressed by your business plan. I just had to say something after seeing those things in the same couple seconds.
Thank you for your feedback, we have talked to our team and are making sure that things like this and other mistakes that were made will not happen in the future:)
Awesome Job..Am Emmanuel from West Africa (Ghana) i would like to share an idea with you..First of all I graduated from the university not long ago and i feel here in africa the car detailing business is something my people here really needs it but we dont have equipment and expert to do.... i do follow your chanel and i have learnt so much from you and i do practice what i see on your channel..i wish you will partner with me so we open a branch in Ghana besides alot of people in Ghana like to have their car to washed...What will make people pertrozine our work in Ghana is alot of the local washing bay in Ghana don't have modern equipment for car detailing .i hope and believe my idea with be taken into consideration with high hopes of hearing from you soon Thank you
I currently work at a local shop in my town my boss only started it up 2 years ago, I'm trying to eventually start up my own detailing business I'm only turning 20
This is why you need to clean your own car , I wouldn’t trust anyone unless I was getting paint correction anyway, this just proves the so called professionals have no clue, if you ever see a brush or washing a mitt on the floor run, do your own research how to clean a car it’s not hard to find the correct way
We made many mistakes but don't let this make you think all detailers make the same ones. We have talked to our team to make sure that these mistakes don't happen again but there are a lot of very good detailers out there who will make sure your car is in great shape when they leave:)
@@UpFlip if people have time to go out drinking, wait for a take away watch tv watch RU-vid vids wait in for a detailer have time to laze around in a bath they have time to clean their car pull the other leg 😂, some people might not be capable due to health but with people like that about you might as well just use a car wash but touch less car washes exist which are fine 😂 no one needs a mobile service like that tell me what’s the difference between a drive through car wash and a brush 🤦♂️
7:19 When the Owner, CEO and Manager aren’t supervising the employee will do what’s easiest to get paid💯 12:50 Swirls and scratches are the result of employee carelessness As the Owner and CEO of a mobile detailing business it hits home to see this
from this you are NOT GETTING ANY KNOWLDGE, it is a nice motivational speach, but the way they do it its not right, everything done in this video is wrong, there are certified detailers to explain those things and you learn so much in so short time.
Would you mind explaining what in the video is done wrong? It is a micro bristle brush that has never scratched a car in the 7 years we have been a company. But we will definitely take this feedback into consideration going forwards. On the insides of the vehicles, we use microfiber towels on any surface that could be scratched and we have different cleaning chemicals for different surfaces as well. The squeegees we use are cleaned off before we use them on the paint so that we do not scratch the car. In the future, we will definitely make sure that our employees are not putting their wash mitts on the ground. We also have insurance in the case that something does happen to the paint so that we can repair any damages:) If I am missing anything let me know and Ill explain why it is so:)
@@Bigsmobile " In the future, we will definitely make sure that our employees are not putting their wash mitts on the ground." who the hell are you? the owner (presumably you) put the wash mitt on the ground. "We also have insurance in the case that something does happen to the paint so that we can repair any damages:)" thats the kind of mentality of what can i get away with. its not about if the customer notices, its about doing the job right. stop making lame excuses and do the job right. YOUR CHARGING 400 DOLLARS PER SERVICE.
Thank you for the feedback, we have a lot to work on and we have talked to our team about all the mistakes that people have pointed out in the comments so that we can prevent them from happening in the future. We want out customers to be happy so learning things like this helps us make that happen:)
So what you’re saying is, the workers are entitled to higher pay when the equipment they’re using isn’t theirs. They didn’t source the clients. Nor did they even invest any overhead costs to running this business. Would you agree?
Damn, the exterior thing here needs to be upped.. Little tip. Buy those pop up tents that they have on race tracks etc. Costs around 1000 USD a piece.. But slowly buy em when you get the chance and suddenly you have enough for everything. It will cover the cars from sun and debris while working..AND you can even find someone who puts up logo etc so you get some free PR in it :)
I've spent the last few months watching several detailing channels on YT to learn techniques, common practices, product reviews, etc. This is yikes worthy.
Do check out our Blog on mobile car detailing and our other mobile car detailing videos for different perspectives on the industry. What is your favorite mobile car detailing RU-vid channel Edwin?
@@UpFlip hunter detailing i been watch all his videos on how he is growing his business. this probably wasn't the best detailer but I get you giving us insight on how to run a big scale mobile detailing company. i appreciate your work content
@@UpFlip PanTheOrganizer, FABAutoDetailing and AmmoNYC on RU-vid have great techniques regarding the entire detailing process, best practices as well as running the business. From using segregated cleaning mitts/towels/brushes, light touch/high lubricity wash processes along with proper care and cleaning of said equipment. All in all these three offer tips and tricks to not introduce unnecessary micro scraches from improper techniques. These techniques can be done even at the mobile detail level.
I died inside when the mitt was being washed on the ground, and the swirl marks on the Mercedes. I came back to life but then died again when they used the same mitt to wash the tire and bottom panels. Thats a no no. Start top to bottom and use a wheel brush to clean the tires. Use a tip brush to do the decals and letters. Then I made sure I was dead for real when I heard the price for the detail is 400.00 and seeing common mistakes being made.
Great video tutorial of what NOT TO DO when washing you car, can't believe this dude is making so much money for messing people's cars, BTW, whoever's liking this video clearly doesn't know about car detailing, just my humble opinion.
@@UpFlip next time do a little bit research before posting a video like this one, I honestly can’t call that guys a car detailer, his processes are just wrong in so many levels
The brush that can be seen in the video is made to wash paint with. It is a micro bristle brush that has never scratched a car in the 7 years we have been a company. But we will definitely take this feedback into consideration going forwards. We also have insurance in the case that something does happen to the paint so that we can repair any damages:)
Where are you located Carlos? Don't hesitate to email us your contact info and we would be happy discuss a potential RU-vid, blog or podcast interview.
This is great n all but this success depends on the area of the country you live in. I have ran a auto detail buisness twice in the past 10 years in 3 different city's. I did well in one city for 4 yrs. But had to bust my tail doing it. But town I am in now probley has 25+ detail shops. Best of luck
I don’t like criticizing fellow detailers but this one has some stuff that hurts my heart. 1. Why would you wash youre wash mitt on the floor. 2. That truck brush is not ideal for use on a car that you charge $300+ on. 3. As your talking about not spraying interior cleaner on the dash to not get the over spray on the windshield, I’m clearly watching your employees spray the interior spray on the dash and got so much overspray on the windshield. Man you’re doing your thing but there’s still a few things to learn brother Big. Upflip you guys are doing a great job if your ever in the PA area I’d love to show you guys how we do things on this side. My company’s door is open.
Thank you for the offer Marvin. If we ever make it to PA we would love to film an interview with you. What's the name of your company or contact info so we can reach out?
Hi Marvin, Thank you for your feedback, there were many mistakes made in this video and we have talked to our team about them to make sure that they do not happen in the future!:)
Hi Ten, we have a lot to learn as a company you are correct. We have talked to our team and we are making sure that the mistakes that were pointed out will not happen in the future:)
This guy flat out told you hes made $500k this year but he only has 170 posts on his insta page. This isnt no professional its someone doing it for money not for passion. A business like this would not make it from where i live. Its easy to do research and reword peoples lessons. Watching this as a professional detail business owner i literally cringed
Big respect but this was painful to watch. As a pro auto detailer who owns a great company in Raleigh, NC, the way he's teaching his employees to wash is entirely unprofessional. Their methods will for sure leave swirls in the paint of all vehicles they wash. The brush to the paint will do it 1000%. As a pro auto detailer, I'll never compromise my integrity for a dollar.
This is obviously a full-time gig I was doing 10,000 a month on the side detailing cars but I had a very special way of doing it, a way no one else thought about you got to be original smart and safe.
Hey bearns, I’m looking for a way to gain clients. You got any tips or anything that helped you generate 10k a month cuz that’s impressive 🤝 I have an Instagram if you want to direct message
The brush that can be seen in the video is made to wash paint with. It is a micro bristle brush that has a very low chance of scratching the paint. We also have insurance in the case that something does happen to the paint so that we can repair any damages:)
ZERO profit? and works out of state? I run a mobile detailing business and make 75,000 a year by myself.l after expenses and work around 25 hrs a week. What is this guy doing ? Why so many employee no profit. But great vid upflip. Also a lot of bad work shown in vid. Wash mitts on ground, brush Range Rover, and bottom to top as well as other things. Train them right bro and keep at it !
Thank you for your feedback! We will most definitely be making sure that our detailers do not put their wash mitts on the ground in the future. The reason that there is very little profit is because our employees are paid very well. Our detailers are paid $25 an hour base pay and they can make up to $35 an hour. We also have many people on our staff team that manage the business that we make sure to pay a good wage. Paying employees adds up very fast! The brush that can be seen in the video is made to wash paint with. It is a micro bristle brush that has a very low chance of scratching the paint. We also have insurance in the case that something does happen to the paint so that we can repair any damages:)
@@startingtech3900 Hopefully we will grow some more in the future but right now we want to put all of the money back into the company so that we can keep our employees happy and taken care of and so that we can keep growing as a company:)
I really like this channel! But I think interviewing a detailer that really knows what they’re doing would be 1000%. This detailer makes really good $$ but why aren’t they doing things right like proper washing. that truck brush gots to go. Don’t get me started about the clay bar, do they use iron remover first and then clay?
Hi Taylor, thank you for your feedback. We use materials on all of the cars we detail that make sure to not hurt the vehicles. A great example of something we use is the micro bristle brush that can be seen being used on the Range Rover. This brush is specifically meant for using on paint so it has a very low chance of scratching the vehicle. We are going to however make sure that in the future, our detailers do not put their wash mitts on the ground. Our company also has insurance so that any damage done to a vehicle will be fixed:)
@@Bigsmobile of course you probably won’t place a visible scratch but I guarantee you will put swirls in clear coat if you shine a light on that black paint. The whole wash process looked terrifying for a client who cares about their paint job.
@@Bigsmobile having said that I greatly respect your business hustle and I have learned a few things business wise. Thanks for putting yourself out there like that and keep going!
This video was very educational, inspiring and thought provoking forme as I just started my own detailing business here, I'm from Barbados and here we have a lot of car washing companies but not a lot of detailing ones. Keep up the good work bro.
Hi Kevin! Good luck starting up your business, I would highly suggest reading through some of the comments on this video so that you can see what we did wrong so that you don't make the same mistakes:)
I started out only doing interiors for $60 per vehicle. Just a simple clean nothing fancy and surprisingly I got 15 cars right away. Now working on getting legal
@@UpFlip I’ve set my name in reservation, applying for my LLC soon, writing my contracts and looking for Insurance. Working a full time job while doing detailing on the side so it’s slow but I have friends and family I can do work for. Also extending my services to anything mobile. Cars, trucks, fleet vehicles, ATVS, UTVS, Dirtbikes and campers.
The brush that can be seen in the video is made to wash paint with. It is a micro bristle brush that has never scratched a car in the 7 years we have been a company. But we will definitely take this feedback into consideration going forwards. We also have insurance in the case that something does happen to the paint so that we can repair any damages:)
@@Bigsmobile my bro, steer away from that industrial truck brush. There’s extended wands with Chenille wash mitts, and the multi towel method which requires you to pick up a pre-Damped or soaked microfiber towel that has water and soap instilled into it, fold it in four ways and flip or re-fold to a clean side as you go around the car. This process can be done after you have initially rinsed and let the foam dwell on the vehicle. Use the foam as a lubrication to pass the wash mitt across the panel and be conscious of how much debris the towel is picking up so you can fold or flip to a clean side and continue the wash process. Never mix the tool that you wash the wheels with on the vehicles paint, that’s like using the same rag you washed your crack with to wash your face with. Come on bro just hearing you speak I know you can do better and I know you can be better
Is it possible to do it on your own? I've been looking for a partner or helper but no one wants to work.They rather starve or go deeper into credit card debt
Good video with good intentions to help others, unfortunately the comments section is filled with negativity. There’s no need to slate someone if you can see they are going wrong and you can do a better job. Constructive criticism is better! Also I think this video will do harm to this guys business in the future so upflip please turn off comments as nobody has anything good to say and we can’t exchange ideas and grow together, just pure negativity which is useless in moving forward!!!
