Good stuff. Thanks, as always, Josh. As a diy guy who owns four cars, I have found your videos instrumental in helping me identify the best products and most efficient processes for my needs.
I have been addicted to technicians choice detailer forever! I watch for close outs at wal mart and caught them closing out Jay Leno’s Car Wash for 1.00 a bottle. I bought ten bottles and I am good for a while. Not the best but really good. Works great in my foam cannon.
I had P&S Break Buster, Adam AIO Wheel & Tire, Turtle Wax Hyper Foam, and Meguiars Detailer Non Acid Wheel Cleaner. Out of all of them, Turtle Wax Hyper Foam works the BEST!
Haha, I tried a few different tire shines since I started detailing in November, and then came a time when I was doing a detail and didn't realize I was out of it. So I ran up to Walmart and got that Turtle Wax one. And I've been buying it ever since. $4 and it genuinely works as well or better than the other ones I've used.
It's important to consider which products can be diluted. Lots of people recommend diluting Brake Buster in a foam pump sprayer, any ratio from 1:1 to 1:5 are common choices. Depends how dirty your wheels are. If you wash your car every week or two, you probably only need 1:4 or 1:5 and that will save you a lot of money on the brake buster. Not sure if this is optimal for a professional or mobile detailer though.
Haven’t watched this video fully yet. On the Break buster part which is one of my favorite products to use along side either Maguires or Sonak‘s beast mainly depending on how much they have gone up by price, but I made $650 detailing a Tundra, wash, wax (used my DA for a real nice wax/sealant, leather cleaned and conditioned, and thankfully the only carpet that was dirty was the mats so only had to extract the floor mats and not the entire carpet which was amazing for once. I’ve been looking at that same pressure washer the hut I think I’m leaning towards which is the Ryobi 2000 psi that you have a video on and while looking online I found one that looks about the same yet runs off of two of their batteries and has a safe and toes type deal we’re you don’t need hoes coming out of a garden hose which I thought was kind of cool but I was curious of the pressure so I’ll keep looking to see if you have a review on that one yet, and if you don’t I obviously don’t blame you as you put out amazing Contant daily and then I’m still trying to catch up from my break I took a while back!
Josh. I've enjoyed and learned alot from your videos. I'm starting a detailing business here in N. Ca. and turned my license application in today. Also, I plan to use Pocket Suite for my business. Would you tell me which insurance company you use? And which website did you use to develop your website? I'm in a small town with one local detailer. Thanks, Elgin
Another piece of sound business advice is that when you buy in bulk make sure you are Amazon prime member your delivery is free and usually 2 to 3 day delivery time.
YOU NEED TO TRY SUPERIOR PRODUCTS, if you don’t try them all you have to at least try rage it’s a fantastic wheel cleaner and if you have a business account with orylies it’s about $20 a gallon and you can order all superior products to your location orylies and it takes 1 day
I love your channel! You have saved me much time and money with your recommendations. What would you choose, and how would you use it, to clean the new perforated leather vented seats in my Chevy Bolt EUV? Im afraid I will plug the vent holes. Thanks for your expertise and guidance.
Have you heard of (image wash products)..they have a wash soap called wax replacement polish safe 🧐... Might be a good review to do.. if you get board...i could find a video on it but like the way you break things down
Thanks for another great video. It's there any way you could make a video showing how you clay bar the car using the car washing soap? I would love to learn that process. It seemsl like it would be a big time saver.
Great Video Josh. I'm just a weekend warrior cleaning my own personal vehicles. Never realized how much I was wasting by not buying in bulk. Do you have any experience with Jax Wax products. They have a local retail store. And sell in Bulk
As a home dyi detailer I have a question for you: how many cars do you wash in a given day? I have a small Ford Focus and it takes me about an hour to do a basic wash and detail.
I got an S class and can knock out the entire thing wash and dry windows washed inside and outside and tires dressed and a sealant in about 45 mins. I've found it takes longer if you use a pressure washer
@@JoseRamirez-es8vx yeah man, that's pretty good actually. Not bad. Takes me an hour and half on my little car. Although, my driveway is steep, almost a 45deg angle. Washing the car is a legit stair climb workout.
Curious. Do you wash with hot or cold water? I noted on the UberHose you have at times recommended, it says on it 'not for hot water'. It does say 140F (60C) but that doesn't seem that hot.
@@imjoshv Josh have you had any issues with sc at your dilution because I love super clean been using 5 years, but here lately I have seen alot of people saying that we shouldn't use sc on interiors, or that it damages the plastic and so on just wondering your experience... thank you for all your videos continued success my friend 💯 💪 👊
Don't forget DIY people, you nor I generally have access to de-ionized water for spot free rinsing. That is an expensive equipment portion of properly washing your rig(s).
@@tioswift3676 that would assist, but not take care of the problem. In the summer time, water can dry during the final rinse and definitely before drying off completely. A drying aid will help with lubricity but will not keep the water from evaporating leaving the spots. I also use a no contact drying method (heated air cannon) to dry to minimize scratching and this cannot be done using drying aids unfortunately. Winter time in Az is much easier! 😂
@@DrippinWetDetail Oh yeah, that makes sense. Never been to AZ but I can see how much of a pain that would be with the high and dry heat evaporating quickly. AZ must be brutal to vehicle paint with the relentless sun.
I’ve gone through a whole bottle of it I’m on my second one and I’ve experienced no sling. I apply on a foam applicator and spread. I don’t wipe it down and I try and let the car sit before I drive it but I have had to drive minutes after application and there was no sling.
light or finishing pads. You can play with the pad and polish mixture. Example you can do a finishing pad with compound for more cut or polish with a finishing pad or a polish with a cutting pad or compound with a cutting pad. But only start with light mixture first and build up from there. So start with a finishing pad and polish and then move up on the aggression from there
So wheel cleaner is the most expensive item at $2.50 per car. Anyone know of any good products to get this price lower that still work well on wheels, without paying for a 5 gallon bulk?
@@HH-le1vi look up what Detailing soap are and read the chemicals. Almost identical for anything that can remove heavy grease. I was talking about adding a tiny amount like a few squirts to make it cheap and also foamy. Of course it's better to use a dedicated wheel cleaner though. Most detailers will never admit but you can't beat the cheap cost of dish soap
@@ishe728 it's not the same. Any good detailed would call you a fool for putting that stuff on your car. It's way too high PH. It's going to destroy your paint and any protection you have on it.
in my area its roughly 350-500 bucks....but me? i do it out my back yard for ppl for 200. because i think THAT is what a detail is worth and these pro shops overcharge up the wazoo...i go t aextractor...i got a high end polisher and all the trimmings....i wash exterior, vac n shampoo interior, de grease n protect interior, and hand wax the exterior for 200....i dont do it as a full time job...i do it on the side of my full time job....oh and if u want a polish also its 350
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Josh, thanks for the break-down on costs. I purchase Super Clean @ my local Walmart for about $22.00 per 2.5 gallons, a better price than Amazon.
Good stuff. Thanks, as always, Josh. As a diy guy who owns four cars, I have found your videos instrumental in helping me identify the best products and most efficient processes for my needs.
I have been addicted to technicians choice detailer forever! I watch for close outs at wal mart and caught them closing out Jay Leno’s Car Wash for 1.00 a bottle. I bought ten bottles and I am good for a while. Not the best but really good. Works great in my foam cannon.
I had P&S Break Buster, Adam AIO Wheel & Tire, Turtle Wax Hyper Foam, and Meguiars Detailer Non Acid Wheel Cleaner. Out of all of them, Turtle Wax Hyper Foam works the BEST!
Haha, I tried a few different tire shines since I started detailing in November, and then came a time when I was doing a detail and didn't realize I was out of it. So I ran up to Walmart and got that Turtle Wax one. And I've been buying it ever since. $4 and it genuinely works as well or better than the other ones I've used.
It's important to consider which products can be diluted. Lots of people recommend diluting Brake Buster in a foam pump sprayer, any ratio from 1:1 to 1:5 are common choices. Depends how dirty your wheels are. If you wash your car every week or two, you probably only need 1:4 or 1:5 and that will save you a lot of money on the brake buster. Not sure if this is optimal for a professional or mobile detailer though.
A timely and interesting video Josh. Please continue with this series as it helps me realise just how much or little I actually use. Lloyd
You are killing my amazon cart. Lol. Thanks.
Haven’t watched this video fully yet. On the Break buster part which is one of my favorite products to use along side either Maguires or Sonak‘s beast mainly depending on how much they have gone up by price, but I made $650 detailing a Tundra, wash, wax (used my DA for a real nice wax/sealant, leather cleaned and conditioned, and thankfully the only carpet that was dirty was the mats so only had to extract the floor mats and not the entire carpet which was amazing for once. I’ve been looking at that same pressure washer the hut I think I’m leaning towards which is the Ryobi 2000 psi that you have a video on and while looking online I found one that looks about the same yet runs off of two of their batteries and has a safe and toes type deal we’re you don’t need hoes coming out of a garden hose which I thought was kind of cool but I was curious of the pressure so I’ll keep looking to see if you have a review on that one yet, and if you don’t I obviously don’t blame you as you put out amazing Contant daily and then I’m still trying to catch up from my break I took a while back!
Awesome video man, super informative and encouraging
Great cost breakdown, thanks Josh 👍😁
Josh. I've enjoyed and learned alot from your videos. I'm starting a detailing business here in N. Ca. and turned my license application in today. Also, I plan to use Pocket Suite for my business. Would you tell me which insurance company you use? And which website did you use to develop your website? I'm in a small town with one local detailer. Thanks, Elgin
Another piece of sound business advice is that when you buy in bulk make sure you are Amazon prime member your delivery is free and usually 2 to 3 day delivery time.
If you're near a warehouse some products come same day! It's worth the price for membership
YOU NEED TO TRY SUPERIOR PRODUCTS, if you don’t try them all you have to at least try rage it’s a fantastic wheel cleaner and if you have a business account with orylies it’s about $20 a gallon and you can order all superior products to your location orylies and it takes 1 day
320 oz of SuperClean is $21.00 it works just as good as brake buster.
that's what I want to know, how to price out various jobs. cars, suv's, etc
I love your channel! You have saved me much time and money with your recommendations. What would you choose, and how would you use it, to clean the new perforated leather vented seats in my Chevy Bolt EUV? Im afraid I will plug the vent holes. Thanks for your expertise and guidance.
What do u recommend for leather conditioner?
Have you heard of (image wash products)..they have a wash soap called wax replacement polish safe 🧐... Might be a good review to do.. if you get board...i could find a video on it but like the way you break things down
How much do you pay for liability insurance?
Thanks for another great video. It's there any way you could make a video showing how you clay bar the car using the car washing soap? I would love to learn that process. It seemsl like it would be a big time saver.
What aftermarket Pressure Washer gun do you use? Are you still using the McKillans ?
Question when you dilute your products do you use tap water or distilled water?
I personally use deiozized water, but tap water is fine
I want to start a mobile detailing business and I would like to know what insurance you have and who do you get it from?
Would you review the black line foam Cannon? I'm interested in what you have to say about it.
Great Video Josh. I'm just a weekend warrior cleaning my own personal vehicles. Never realized how much I was wasting by not buying in bulk. Do you have any experience with Jax Wax products. They have a local retail store. And sell in Bulk
Can anyone tell me how much does 1 cubic foot last of DI water how many cars?
As a home dyi detailer I have a question for you: how many cars do you wash in a given day?
I have a small Ford Focus and it takes me about an hour to do a basic wash and detail.
I got an S class and can knock out the entire thing wash and dry windows washed inside and outside and tires dressed and a sealant in about 45 mins. I've found it takes longer if you use a pressure washer
@@JoseRamirez-es8vx yeah man, that's pretty good actually. Not bad. Takes me an hour and half on my little car. Although, my driveway is steep, almost a 45deg angle. Washing the car is a legit stair climb workout.
Hey Josh, I am a new viewer and I can tell how much you love your MJJC foam cannon. What is the psi and gpa you’d recommend for the best performance?
Do you use your Ryobi polisher at all?
Excellent Production Josh! I’m sure you answered some questions that many people often wondered about concerning Car Detailing. Thanks! 👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Yes I buys turtle wax tire dressing to detail car tires
Supper clean is only 8 dollars at Walmart
Curious. Do you wash with hot or cold water? I noted on the UberHose you have at times recommended, it says on it 'not for hot water'. It does say 140F (60C) but that doesn't seem that hot.
He uses cool water
I watched a video where a guy was charging 700 bucks for a detail and he didn't even dry the exterior because "its dark outside, it won't get dry". 😑
Great contents as always 👍🏼
What was the discount code for maxshine you mentioned?
Imjoshv15
@@imjoshv Josh have you had any issues with sc at your dilution because I love super clean been using 5 years, but here lately I have seen alot of people saying that we shouldn't use sc on interiors, or that it damages the plastic and so on just wondering your experience... thank you for all your videos continued success my friend 💯 💪 👊
What are your prices for a job
Don't forget DIY people, you nor I generally have access to de-ionized water for spot free rinsing. That is an expensive equipment portion of properly washing your rig(s).
There’s some pretty cheap products that you can get to remove water spots
DI water is crucial in some places…like where I am in AZ
@@DrippinWetDetail Cant you just use a drying aid
@@tioswift3676 that would assist, but not take care of the problem. In the summer time, water can dry during the final rinse and definitely before drying off completely. A drying aid will help with lubricity but will not keep the water from evaporating leaving the spots. I also use a no contact drying method (heated air cannon) to dry to minimize scratching and this cannot be done using drying aids unfortunately. Winter time in Az is much easier! 😂
@@DrippinWetDetail Oh yeah, that makes sense. Never been to AZ but I can see how much of a pain that would be with the high and dry heat evaporating quickly. AZ must be brutal to vehicle paint with the relentless sun.
Does the Turtle Wax Tire Shine "sling"? I haven't tried it yet.
Hi DT NA. I'm currently using it and haven't experienced sling. Just make sure you give the product enough time to bond to the tire.
I’ve gone through a whole bottle of it I’m on my second one and I’ve experienced no sling. I apply on a foam applicator and spread. I don’t wipe it down and I try and let the car sit before I drive it but I have had to drive minutes after application and there was no sling.
@@Enthusiast_detailing How’s the longevity? I’m using Chemical guys VRP, it’s 50%-80% gone after one rain.
@@tioswift3676 I would say it’s about the same I’ve used both and the rain just washed them both away significantly
Love your channel, friendly advice- check your sound, your mic or something, your volume is too high, sometimes it seems like you're shouting...
What pads do you normally use for polishing?
light or finishing pads. You can play with the pad and polish mixture. Example you can do a finishing pad with compound for more cut or polish with a finishing pad or a polish with a cutting pad or compound with a cutting pad. But only start with light mixture first and build up from there. So start with a finishing pad and polish and then move up on the aggression from there
Lake country SDO pads or HDO Pads some of the best pads you can buy
@@mikeythanos thanks
Hi Josh, podrías poner los subtitulo en español ?
No hablo Español!!!
@@joefro9473 wao que pena porque no entiendo mucho el inglés
So wheel cleaner is the most expensive item at $2.50 per car. Anyone know of any good products to get this price lower that still work well on wheels, without paying for a 5 gallon bulk?
Super clean or dilute it a little more and add some Dawn
@@ishe728 I wouldn't ever use dish soap on any car part.
@@HH-le1vi look up what Detailing soap are and read the chemicals. Almost identical for anything that can remove heavy grease. I was talking about adding a tiny amount like a few squirts to make it cheap and also foamy.
Of course it's better to use a dedicated wheel cleaner though. Most detailers will never admit but you can't beat the cheap cost of dish soap
@@ishe728 it's not the same. Any good detailed would call you a fool for putting that stuff on your car. It's way too high PH. It's going to destroy your paint and any protection you have on it.
Great video
in my area its roughly 350-500 bucks....but me? i do it out my back yard for ppl for 200. because i think THAT is what a detail is worth and these pro shops overcharge up the wazoo...i go t aextractor...i got a high end polisher and all the trimmings....i wash exterior, vac n shampoo interior, de grease n protect interior, and hand wax the exterior for 200....i dont do it as a full time job...i do it on the side of my full time job....oh and if u want a polish also its 350
I charge $20 for a full professional spot/scratch free exterior and interior detail. I'm open 24/7. It takes me about 4 hours from start to finish.
Luke is a geek 🤓 Please don't turn into him you are legit as you are bro please.
Cant detail a car interior without Compressed air.
Why Walmart? They only sell crap there. Amazon is way better with better brands
Yeah like chemical guys
Great video