Yo! All the links will be in the description box. My online course Detailing as a Business is now open (and closes this Monday). If you want to start and grow your business, check it out: detailgroove.co/october-2020/
Great tip on moving solutions into pressure sprayers from pump sprayers. Doesn't really sound like that big of a deal but it makes a huge difference, just like you said. Simple but powerful. Thank you, Oscar.
Everyone I recommend buying a Black & Decker drill to use because it’s super lightweight and it works. Get a second battery though so you can keep on moving
Hi Oscar! I recently found your channel. I started taking cleaning my car more seriously this summer and began learning more about it. Your content is very helpful to me! Detail Techniques as well as purchasing techniques alike! Thanks!
Great video, I actually asked a question similar to this topic on your live the other day and it was addressed in this video as well as on live. Appreciate the tips 🔥🔥🔥 thanks again
Mr. clean Magic eraser’s work awesome on light color interior plastics, and leather to but you got to be careful that you don’t burn through the color.
I love the magic erasers, just be mindful and careful when using. The Auto Fiber scrub ninja does the same as magic eraser just a little less aggressively. I recommend checking it out if you ever get a chance. Chelsea from Attention 2Detail turned me on.
Did you read my fall comment? I said already that a person must be careful with the magic eraser duh! What the fuck is wrong with these people and to the video why are you guys worried about making your fingers work too hard? Yes using pump sprayers are faster but is far is affecting your body? If you are hurting from pumping a trigger on a spray bottle then you are definitely in the wrong business. Yes maybe my hand gets tired but I don’t even think about it also I am worried about is the time it takes me to complete a detail I’m not worried about how my body feels LOL you guys are freaking pussies if you’re worried about how your body is affected. I’ve been doing this shit for 25 years and I would run laps around Half my age and I’m 40 years old
The multipro 2’s are pretty good. They do have differences. The psi is 58 on marolex vs 45 on ik thus giving you more flow on ik which is why you have to pump more. The pump itself I feel is much more sturdy and smooth on the IK. As far as looks are concerned Hands down the multi pro 2 is beautifully designed.The Marolex lettering on the bottle fades after a while which sucks but you can use it upside down and that’s cool. Ik you can get on autogeek or detailedimage for 20 or 25 percent off sales all the time where as marolex is only sold at luxurymicrofiber which rarely has discounts.
Philip Nick yes they are great and I’ve been using them for many years on my engines and I fill it with purple power degreaser, full strength. My engines are so clean I will lick them LOL no but super purple is better than Super Clean degreaser what detail groove uses. And it’s cheaper. With my business I get a 5 gallon jug of purple power for $35 versus super clean on Amazon goes for $18.95 for a gallon, LOL do your research detailers.
Thank you sharing your wisdom brother. May God bless you and continue to prosper your business. 3 John 1:2 “Dear friend, I pray that you may enjoy good health and that all may go well with you, even as your soul is getting along well.”
I vaccum the big pieces off the floors, vaccum the seats then my partner and I spray, scrub, agitate and go into shampooing all the seats then wiping and dressing the dash and trim panels, cleaning and polishing the doors and touchup vaccum on the floor by then the seats would be dry so we'd call the customer out and have them inspect it or if they want the outside wash we do that, inspect inside.. making sure we got everything then call them out and bam.... drying seats with towels takes to long, I live in the Bahamas it's always hot here so the sun is a detailers best friend here.... except when you're polishing lol
Sounds exactly like my process. I'm from Barbados 🇧🇧 so I understand your climate well, that's why I like Oscar, he works in great similar to us. I wish we had cool temps like some other guys lol
Hey great videos. Had one question when extracting and agitating. When you extract is there a reason why the product is hard to remove completely from the seat.
An extractor makes it easier and quicker to remove the cleaner from the seat because it essentially rinses the fabric and loosens up cleaner and sucks it up ASAP
The sole reason an extractor is resourceful is not the actual rinsing you mentioned. It’s the extremely hot water that is forced into the upholstery and carpet then pulled up by a heavy duty vac. So really the heat of the extractor is what breaks down the layers.
It's hard to find the exact info I need. Is there any way I could pick your brain more personally? I've been detailing for 4 yrs and I'm always looking to improve! Thank you 😊
So.. you guys are gonna say this is a liability but… I just bought a bunch of 1.25 gal HF sprayers, used a 1/2 inch forstner bit to make holes and installed tire valves on em lol. There IS a label that says 30 PSI max, so we don’t blow em up but since I have so many damned Ryobi products, I figured I might as well get the portable inflator. So, you fill it 30-35 PSI, give it a pump or 2 to top it off and you’re in business. Takes 10 seconds (including grabbing the inflator) lol
I watch a lot of car detailing on RUclips. You guys have found a niche with fast and effective but I feel lack a little bit of quality when compared to others. Which is fine, there is a middle ground for people who want your type of services. I see that you still use tools that are industry or "boutique" standard, I just get the feeling that as soon as you start a job you're thinking of the next. This is IMO...not a knock, just perspective...
Watch one of my recent videos. There's a significant difference between RUclips detailing and detailing as a business. One is for entertainment and views, the other is running a business. I've done both. Nothing wrong with either. Someone that spends 12+ hours on a job that will take us 4 hours on a job will look different on video
Bro I cleaned my car inside and out every 3 days. Put Borax around the seal of the car. Also took the mats out of the car.. I’m starting to think the roaches are coming from the neighborhood cars in the apartment where I stay. Is there anything I’m missing
Hey man question have you a protocol you tell customers to do after shampooing interior such as leave windows down and leave heater running for a certain amount of time to prevent bad smells ?
A lot of detailers shampoo first, so it can dry in time for the customer. I imagine Oscar just extracts the carpet and then blots it with a towel, making sure it’s dry enough for the customer
Hey guys, i am from germany and my english isn‘t the best. I will startup my own buisness as a car detailer and need your help. I want just to know which chemical is the best one to clean the seats or the carpets with stubborn stains? Also it will be nice to know which chemical do you use for the plastic interior of the car ?
Hi Oscar!! I just want to ask you this because I'm planning to start my own detailing business one of the person I offer my service told me that I have to include his air filter for aircon because its part of the "INTERIOR" and the others told me that I have to include their engine under the hood which is confusing and discouraging.
I know you’re asking Oscar but I believe I can provide some insight as I’m a detailer myself. Make a list on your phone or on paper of everything you include in a detail. If someone wants you to include something that isn’t on your list, just explain to them that you’re sorry but you don’t offer that or charge them extra. Personally, I don’t currently shampoo carpets or upholstery because I haven’t perfected the use of an extractor, which I always make clear and some people don’t like it, others don’t mind. It’s all about communication.
yo, what was that sprayer you used to pretreatment the upholstery? its not a handheld pump sprayer because it has a wand! what is that product called please
@@thatcaddydude4202 just go to Home Depot, Menards and pick out a weed sprayer. They’ll all work similar because you can adjust the flow of the chemical sprayed
9:05 that means u not using the proper products... i can even suck up out engine oil since 96 from them cloth seats... 2 secrets... baking soda.. where is my baking soda...
Yo! All the links will be in the description box. My online course Detailing as a Business is now open (and closes this Monday). If you want to start and grow your business, check it out: detailgroove.co/october-2020/
Yes I do. Trust me I be making money and do a good job. I just need your guidance
It wouldn't let me see it
random question, but can you give us what your camera setup is? I absolutely love the image quality
"Jayden my bad I have your bag" 😂😂😂
Great tip on moving solutions into pressure sprayers from pump sprayers.
Doesn't really sound like that big of a deal but it makes a huge difference, just like you said.
Simple but powerful. Thank you, Oscar.
I learned to use the drill brush from you and I’ve been using it for about five months now and thanks bro I love it!
Picked up a pump sprayer from Harbor Freight for $5. Works pretty good.
I gave one for apc, degreaser, tire shine saves lots of time and hand pain!
I did the same and the spray pattern and amount it sprays sucks. I picked up a chemical guys one and it’s so much better
Harbor freight 1 wears out in a few weeks its garbage... If u pump too fast the rubber gasket in the tube fails from too much friction and quits
@@aaronburdick9269 are you kidding me the chemical guys one blows, ive never tried the harbor frieght one but dam.
@@Chris-eo1bp so imagine how bad the harbor freight one is if I think this is better lol
Pump sprayers use much larger muscles, so you don't get anywhere near as tired using those muscles versus small hand muscles.
Everyone I recommend buying a Black & Decker drill to use because it’s super lightweight and it works. Get a second battery though so you can keep on moving
Hi Oscar! I recently found your channel. I started taking cleaning my car more seriously this summer and began learning more about it. Your content is very helpful to me! Detail Techniques as well as purchasing techniques alike!
Thanks!
Would love the same type of video for exterior too
Man thanks for the ninja scrub suggestion, so much faster
Wayyyy faster
Dollar general pump sprayer 5 bucks drill combo Walmart 30. -40 auto zone 3 brush drill attachment. 10 bucks amazon has a 22 pc for cheap to
Thanks for the info. I just came across this issue today regarding cleaning an interior to long. Very annoying
Great video, I actually asked a question similar to this topic on your live the other day and it was addressed in this video as well as on live.
Appreciate the tips 🔥🔥🔥 thanks again
Mr. clean Magic eraser’s work awesome on light color interior plastics, and leather to but you got to be careful that you don’t burn through the color.
I love the magic erasers, just be mindful and careful when using. The Auto Fiber scrub ninja does the same as magic eraser just a little less aggressively. I recommend checking it out if you ever get a chance. Chelsea from Attention 2Detail turned me on.
Did you read my fall comment? I said already that a person must be careful with the magic eraser duh! What the fuck is wrong with these people and to the video why are you guys worried about making your fingers work too hard? Yes using pump sprayers are faster but is far is affecting your body? If you are hurting from pumping a trigger on a spray bottle then you are definitely in the wrong business. Yes maybe my hand gets tired but I don’t even think about it also I am worried about is the time it takes me to complete a detail I’m not worried about how my body feels LOL you guys are freaking pussies if you’re worried about how your body is affected. I’ve been doing this shit for 25 years and I would run laps around Half my age and I’m 40 years old
@@Shawn-sc5uk settle down big boy
Gotta say.. I’m seeing a lot of your videos poppin up and they’re very helpful and interesting👍🏻
I agree with you 💯 marolex is better then IK. Less pumping cause I’ve notice the IK you need to repump more.
The multipro 2’s are pretty good. They do have differences. The psi is 58 on marolex vs 45 on ik thus giving you more flow on ik which is why you have to pump more. The pump itself I feel is much more sturdy and smooth on the IK. As far as looks are concerned Hands down the multi pro 2 is beautifully designed.The Marolex lettering on the bottle fades after a while which sucks but you can use it upside down and that’s cool. Ik you can get on autogeek or detailedimage for 20 or 25 percent off sales all the time where as marolex is only sold at luxurymicrofiber which rarely has discounts.
“When you agitate you just need it to agitate”
Wise words huh?🙏🏽
Great video man. If you could do another video like this with some more tips that you have, that would be great
Aye we gotta find Jayden 😂
🤣
Wow great video exactly what I was looking for. Nice job 👍
Great video pump sprayers save time and effort.
Philip Nick yes they are great and I’ve been using them for many years on my engines and I fill it with purple power degreaser, full strength. My engines are so clean I will lick them LOL no but super purple is better than Super Clean degreaser what detail groove uses. And it’s cheaper. With my business I get a 5 gallon jug of purple power for $35 versus super clean on Amazon goes for $18.95 for a gallon, LOL do your research detailers.
The dislikes are from the people who use Purple Power As a window cleaner...
And wax filled towels to wipe!
Back when RUclips didn't hide the dislikes 😂
That’s mad funny lol
😂😂😂
Thank you sharing your wisdom brother. May God bless you and continue to prosper your business.
3 John 1:2
“Dear friend, I pray that you may enjoy good health and that all may go well with you, even as your soul is getting along well.”
awaiting my scrub pads! Pretty excited!
Love your videos bro honestly everything very helpful
Always very helpful 💪
Im makeing money kuz of u man u make good videos and tips keep it up
Jayden my bad 😭😂😂😂. No vid on post detailing yet? :)
At 6:19. I was rolling. That’s how I use to talk when I was a kid. I know you don’t normally talk like that. Caught my ear tho lol. I love your vids.
I’m general, how many wash cycles do towels last you before you ditch them it makes them wheel tires etc?
What about scotch brite pads
I like the scrub ninja safe on my own car but neglected cars doesn’t do much
Question , when cleaning and extracting the seats/ carpet does it tend to dry with in those 3/4 hours or do you do a light pass?
It dries within 45 minutes on a warm day. The colder, the longer it takes
I vaccum the big pieces off the floors, vaccum the seats then my partner and I spray, scrub, agitate and go into shampooing all the seats then wiping and dressing the dash and trim panels, cleaning and polishing the doors and touchup vaccum on the floor by then the seats would be dry so we'd call the customer out and have them inspect it or if they want the outside wash we do that, inspect inside.. making sure we got everything then call them out and bam.... drying seats with towels takes to long, I live in the Bahamas it's always hot here so the sun is a detailers best friend here.... except when you're polishing lol
Sounds exactly like my process. I'm from Barbados 🇧🇧 so I understand your climate well, that's why I like Oscar, he works in great similar to us. I wish we had cool temps like some other guys lol
@@mashmout I live in Washington State, US and I had a recent detail in 37° Fahrenheit. Sometimes I just wish for decent weather 😂
Jayden my bad 😂😂😂
Hey great videos. Had one question when extracting and agitating. When you extract is there a reason why the product is hard to remove completely from the seat.
An extractor makes it easier and quicker to remove the cleaner from the seat because it essentially rinses the fabric and loosens up cleaner and sucks it up ASAP
The sole reason an extractor is resourceful is not the actual rinsing you mentioned. It’s the extremely hot water that is forced into the upholstery and carpet then pulled up by a heavy duty vac. So really the heat of the extractor is what breaks down the layers.
It's hard to find the exact info I need. Is there any way I could pick your brain more personally? I've been detailing for 4 yrs and I'm always looking to improve! Thank you 😊
Is that red cone brush stiffer than the white cone brush?
You made me to a beast in this. I wish we could text or talk one day ..
Magic erasers used very carefully are also time savers in the interior.
What do you use it for?
awesome video!
So.. you guys are gonna say this is a liability but… I just bought a bunch of 1.25 gal HF sprayers, used a 1/2 inch forstner bit to make holes and installed tire valves on em lol. There IS a label that says 30 PSI max, so we don’t blow em up but since I have so many damned Ryobi products, I figured I might as well get the portable inflator. So, you fill it 30-35 PSI, give it a pump or 2 to top it off and you’re in business. Takes 10 seconds (including grabbing the inflator) lol
What are you using to spray interior carpets and upholstery and is it one that is leather safe?
I watch a lot of car detailing on RUclips.
You guys have found a niche with fast and effective but I feel lack a little bit of quality when compared to others. Which is fine, there is a middle ground for people who want your type of services.
I see that you still use tools that are industry or "boutique" standard, I just get the feeling that as soon as you start a job you're thinking of the next.
This is IMO...not a knock, just perspective...
Watch one of my recent videos. There's a significant difference between RUclips detailing and detailing as a business. One is for entertainment and views, the other is running a business. I've done both. Nothing wrong with either. Someone that spends 12+ hours on a job that will take us 4 hours on a job will look different on video
Where did you get them Pads from I can’t find them
Quick question:::: Do you mix your towels int with ext??
Bro I cleaned my car inside and out every 3 days. Put Borax around the seal of the car. Also took the mats out of the car.. I’m starting to think the roaches are coming from the neighborhood cars in the apartment where I stay. Is there anything I’m missing
Dobbie sponge papa!! Lol
Why does the drill jam when trying to scrub the seats?
What battery voltage would.yoi recommend, 20 or 40v?
Yooo wtf you have my bag that I lost in a park 3-4yrs ago
Oscar, what you call chemical dispensers behind you? couldnt find the right key word online in my country. thanks in advance bro...
I wander if Jayden is watching this video. Can you imagine if he say “ hey that’s my bag”.
Hey man question have you a protocol you tell customers to do after shampooing interior such as leave windows down and leave heater running for a certain amount of time to prevent bad smells ?
A lot of detailers shampoo first, so it can dry in time for the customer. I imagine Oscar just extracts the carpet and then blots it with a towel, making sure it’s dry enough for the customer
What happenes if coffee spilled in o8 lol
Do you use a drill brush on leather or just fabric?
Primarily just fabric material. Ever now and then on door panels
Yeah I had that problem today im such a perfectionist that I'll stay on one stain for like an hour
What about using a steamer on the engine
Hey guys, i am from germany and my english isn‘t the best. I will startup my own buisness as a car detailer and need your help. I want just to know which chemical is the best one to clean the seats or the carpets with stubborn stains? Also it will be nice to know which chemical do you use for the plastic interior of the car ?
Koch chemie gs
Dope video
Awesome 👏
Hi Oscar!!
I just want to ask you this because I'm planning to start my own detailing business one of the person I offer my service told me that I have to include his air filter for aircon because its part of the "INTERIOR" and the others told me that I have to include their engine under the hood which is confusing and discouraging.
I know you’re asking Oscar but I believe I can provide some insight as I’m a detailer myself. Make a list on your phone or on paper of everything you include in a detail. If someone wants you to include something that isn’t on your list, just explain to them that you’re sorry but you don’t offer that or charge them extra. Personally, I don’t currently shampoo carpets or upholstery because I haven’t perfected the use of an extractor, which I always make clear and some people don’t like it, others don’t mind. It’s all about communication.
@@Gmannchoi thank you gavin 🙏
Bro, what camera/mic setup you running?
Here it's an A7III with 24mm 1.4 lens and a Diety shotgun mic
Yo man that's my bag😂
I prefer using a right angle drill at certain areas, it’s easier
I got a 25 pump sprayer and it suckd
Poor Jayden 😂
also doesnt the pump on the 1.5 last enough for like 1 wheel?
No 1.5 L of chemical will get you a few cars done
@@Shawn-sc5uk pumping it once to full pressure?
iknov 1.5 vs merloex ?
yo, what was that sprayer you used to pretreatment the upholstery? its not a handheld pump sprayer because it has a wand! what is that product called please
Its a bigger pump sprayer like for weed and grass pump sprayers but you put your own upholstery cleaner.
@@heribertoarias8242 yes exactly. but the spray is a little different i want tk know exactly which garden sprayer haha!
@@thatcaddydude4202 just go to Home Depot, Menards and pick out a weed sprayer. They’ll all work similar because you can adjust the flow of the chemical sprayed
Pawn shops for the power drill.. just saying
How much did lex cost
Free99
Charging $200 to detail, "Its not going to come out perfect" is not something people in the Bahamas would accept, they expect a new looking car after
Wow, that's no bueno. That's never achievable with certain cars
Yea especially here in Ottawa Canada, the cars I see after winter can be absolutely wrecked by salt
@@BovisYg Canada is the worst place to detail. The amount of trashed vehicles is crazy.
I'm down in southern Ontario and the snow here is INSANE.
Lmao I have your bag
best fucking video ever
What those fingers do tho? 😏 @2:43
Or you can get a brushless drill brush😏
One of those dislikes is from Jayden.
9:05 that means u not using the proper products... i can even suck up out engine oil since 96 from them cloth seats... 2 secrets... baking soda.. where is my baking soda...
It took me 7 hours to do a dirty interior is this only me?
Yes
@@1738gabe I need to improve than
Slow.
TF.
DOWN BRO.
this is true