I'm mobile too. I don't store my chemicals in my vehicle. Number 1 mistake mobile detailers make. Heat degrades chemicals. There is a storage temperature posted on chemicals and trust me it's not 140 degrees 🙃
thanks bro i needed this, no one feels your dreams like you do. got all my tools starting with very minimal tools and experience and this video has hyped me up all over again. imma work it till it works!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Work life balance is the key in this business. If not, you’ll burn yourself out and quit the business. I closed my door last month with a client list over 100+ all over SD. In the end all the customers didn’t wanna pay the new price but instead ask for a recommendation for a detail at that price. I knew then and there this is not a long term business cause your clients will find someone else just like that.. been in business for over 3 years. Spent a lot of the van and equipment. Learn a lot from paint correction to wrapping. Even detailer for a few big clients but in the end. Can you be 40 yrs old detailing out in the field everyday?? Don’t say you’ll be able to find help cause once you do they learn the in n outs and start their business. This type of industry is very easy to get replaced even if your quality top tier. All because you couldn’t squeeze those clients in that week cause your booked out. The hours and trials we put into detailing is not worth it. I switch over to the silk screen business and I’m happy to say that it’s pays way more with a balance schedule for my personal time,family, and friends. Only experience detailers will understand this.
I just invested 2k on equipment out here in Ventura CA, doing it out of my civic. I don’t think I’ll be buying a van for it because of the reasons you mentioned, instead I’ll leverage what I make to start a different business, I agree with you man!! But for the meantime I’m gunna do it maybe for a year before I advance to another business, the silk screen sounds very interesting. Thank you for writing this.
5:10 “i’ve saved up about $12k and hoping to invest it back into my business.” 87,000 New IRS agents with guns: I’m about to end this man’s whole career.
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I'm mobile too. I don't store my chemicals in my vehicle. Number 1 mistake mobile detailers make. Heat degrades chemicals. There is a storage temperature posted on chemicals and trust me it's not 140 degrees 🙃
Love it! Thank you for your feedback!
what do you recommend storing them in ice bro?
@@AlexanderHernandez-tq8kq No, try the recommended temp on the bottle like he said. There are a lot of temperatures in between 32 and 140 F.
this is correct can't do that here in AZ
WOOOW I had him wash a while back! Crazy how this got on my recommended page 😅
That RUclips algorithm though 😅😅
Keep it up Izhar! 😎
Keep your head up bro i hope you have a successful buisness
Great video. Wish you the best. Subscribed.
Goodjob bro
Good job to izhar!! Keep up the hustle 👌🏻👌🏻
thanks bro i needed this, no one feels your dreams like you do. got all my tools starting with very minimal tools and experience and this video has hyped me up all over again. imma work it till it works!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Amazing!!
hell yea go get it bro im starting my mobile business mow
Hey my man what gun/ lance is that? I like long guns and that one looks higher quality than mine.
Avance latino have to join to find out...
Hey! Not sure, we did this video highlighting a fellow alumni from one of our programs. You can find him on Instagram “moving_vessel”
It’s an MTM gun/lance/tip
Work life balance is the key in this business. If not, you’ll burn yourself out and quit the business. I closed my door last month with a client list over 100+ all over SD. In the end all the customers didn’t wanna pay the new price but instead ask for a recommendation for a detail at that price. I knew then and there this is not a long term business cause your clients will find someone else just like that.. been in business for over 3 years. Spent a lot of the van and equipment. Learn a lot from paint correction to wrapping. Even detailer for a few big clients but in the end. Can you be 40 yrs old detailing out in the field everyday?? Don’t say you’ll be able to find help cause once you do they learn the in n outs and start their business. This type of industry is very easy to get replaced even if your quality top tier. All because you couldn’t squeeze those clients in that week cause your booked out. The hours and trials we put into detailing is not worth it. I switch over to the silk screen business and I’m happy to say that it’s pays way more with a balance schedule for my personal time,family, and friends. Only experience detailers will understand this.
I just invested 2k on equipment out here in Ventura CA, doing it out of my civic. I don’t think I’ll be buying a van for it because of the reasons you mentioned, instead I’ll leverage what I make to start a different business, I agree with you man!! But for the meantime I’m gunna do it maybe for a year before I advance to another business, the silk screen sounds very interesting. Thank you for writing this.
@@anarchy1090 nothing wrong with that brotha
Very true thank you for your insight and perspective
@@anarchy1090 holy shit what you spend 2k on lol
@@ismael9246 equipment
Awesome
Do you need your llc first or can I start detailing and get it down the road
Y'all could've gave the homie a free shirt at least 😂
LOL
😂
started at 18 lol 24 now
aye! that's LB
Correct brother! 🙏
Advance Latino? Where is that located in interested
We are located in EAST Los Angeles!
@@avancelatino how do I sign up?
How do i sign up
5:10 “i’ve saved up about $12k and hoping to invest it back into my business.”
87,000 New IRS agents with guns: I’m about to end this man’s whole career.
LOL
Looking like Oso from Snowfall