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@@DezLandPlayz glad to hear it! Get it!

@dannys.auto.detailing_ Thanks for hearting my comment, I'm definitely going to start by getting details under my belt and practice higher end service on my own car. How did you learn PC, polish ect?

I did a lot of my training online. I did detail groove training as well as Wilson Auto Detailing. They both have some business modules that really help me out a lot. But I am by no means a great business man. I am still struggling every day and I can always do much better.

That’s a great poijt

You’re welcome and I’m glad you liked it.

He helped me so much specially recently I have been remaining calm in times of stress so much more now. But I’ve got a long way to go. Thanks for the encouragement.

Thank you I talk to him every day. But I know I’m not giving it my all I need to completely let go and give it to him.

What up Justin? Sorry about your business. I hope you are on to bigger and better things. I’m still pushing. Business goes up and down but I realize it thrives when I put effort and sinks when I get too comfortable. Glad to hear from you. Keep in touch.

⁠@@dannys.auto.detailing_ it happens. We had a house fire last summer and that alone put my business on the back burner because i had to go back to my regular job. Which is okay because i enjoy that as well. But your right you get out of it what you put into it. I chose to let it go and focus on my 9-5. Congratulations on your success bro. Also i appreciate the comment back. Stay humble brother and i hope all your Detailing dreams come true brother. Salute🫡 ill keep checking in on ya with hopes that you gain exponential growth. Until next time Happy Detailing bro

Thank you. I’ve been doing therapy it’s helpful.

Hey? I suggest just keeping watching RUclips videos. You can do it.

Thank you. I hope you are feeling better

You already know!

Thank you so so much let’s do it

Thanks, you too!

There’s some truth to what you said,

@@dannys.auto.detailing_ you should have kept going and not given up like all the other ventures you took on. You always just left it half way and never followed through with things. You had a growing channel some customers that could have been something good but you would never know because you gave up. What's to say you not going to do the same thing in whatever you doing now...

You speak the truth. It hurts to hear it but you are right. I mean I’m still detailing as a business but I’m not “out there” like I was. Exactly: this is how people lose all credibility and it is so hard to get it back. I’ve struggled with this my entire tire adult life. Consistency. Thank you for this tough love. What is your name? Where do you live? I appreciate you. Your tough love.

@@dannys.auto.detailing_ I'm going to get into contact with you, I own 4 detailing workshops, not mobile mostly into surface protection rather than car washing and interior care, looking for a manager to manage 2 shops. When's a good time to call?

If you get this message in time, I’m available today 20 September at 12 PM Pacific standard time. You can find my number on my website.

Thanks for the feedback and you have a great point. For me I have started businesses in the past and I did all that upfront and I failed my business and it cost me money on the front end that way. This time I just built my business up slowly. And if it worked out, then I can move forward with licenses and things like that. I do have liability insurance so if I do make a mistake or someone gets hurt while I’m detailing, my insurance will cover those expenses. I hope that someday I can grow my business bigger, but I do toil with the idea of staying small and keeping it all. But for now, I am still small. I wish that I had more motivation and consistency when I was young, but I started this business after I started a family and a lot of my expenses and money go to my family and then also I really like spending time in the evenings with my kids. So I have to sacrifice sometimes putting an extra hours to make more money. It’s a double edge sword. Do you want to be a good present dad or do you wanna make a lot of money, but if you’re a good present, dad, you have no money and if you make a lot of money, you’re not a good present dad. Thanks for watching. Please keep watching and commenting whenever you want.

Dude, a ton of stuff goes into it. Wash, clay, paint, stripping, we use acetone on the paint. Steel wool or razor blades for the windows, Gon latex paint remover for plastics and other areas. Lots and lots of elbow, grease and slow paste removal of every little spot. Rewash the car do it one step paint enhancement. double check triple check. And chances are you still weren’t able to remove every little piece of paint.

What up E! It’s called the Drifter Splash RB Flag (size XL for my big head) from Alter Ego Running.

I’ve been around, but shy, lol

Hey man, congratulations on wanting to start a detailing business. Honestly, you don’t really need you don’t really need a license to start. You may want to get one after you reach a certain point and you may want to get liability insurance because if someone gets hurt on the job or if you damage a person, it’s better to have that. Go figure out after you become successful.

That’s a good brush. You can also spray some water or some ONR on the carpet the floors and the fabric seats. That makes things easier to vacuum. You can also use your rubber gloves, especially the ones with the bumps on them to reach in the crevices and pull out hair.

@@dannys.auto.detailing_furr eel is amazing tool as well

@dannys.auto.detailing_ Cheers Danny. I'll try the onr . I did see a rubber glove with rubbery bristles in a shop , might give that a go as well.

@dt3460 they are called “diamond textured” nitrile gloves

Thank you, thank you thank you.

I learned that one quick.

Yo, that sounds painful. But I can also see it as a learning experience for you. It’s funny because now I have three more Overspray opportunities which I will probably take because it pays good.

I’ve been hiding from the screen lol letting personal issues keep me from RUclips. But I’m using this 21 day RUclips shorts challenge to get back in the swing of things and provide more content for you guys. Thanks so much.

@@mikelambert7715 right on!

I hear you, David. But there is a upside. It’s just a one customer same location all day and it pays more and I can make a great day rate when I just do the one Overspray. But I have to admit there is more pressure involved to perform. But I think that’s just because it’s new to me and I don’t have a ton of experience, but I keep pushing maybe I can get over the hump and turn it into a automatic no-brainer type of service for myself

Definitely 👍 it’s just like anything else once you get the hang of it, it’s just another job. How’s business been for you? And are you doing paint correction and coatings yet?

You know, business is as good as I make it. Sometimes I am just going through the motions and then when I decide to concentrate, it just comes in. And yes, I am doing paint corrections, and some coatings

@@dannys.auto.detailing_ awesome man! Well keep it up self discipline pays off in this industry and it definitely rewards you as well. Would love to see a video of a coating you do 👍

Working on it!

@@davidb5220 thank you!

@@deepclean5335 technically yes.

Hey, I just saw this. It comes with a long extension and a bigger suction head for carpets.

Thank you so much, Matthew. It’s been a while since I’ve done videos, but I think I’m due.

Tjanks EZ!

🤔🤫🤞

Always!