Really starting to absorb the idea that this is hard work and it takes time. I spend lots more time thinking and learning about business running’s than detailing. If there is 10 things I need to do I find cleaning the car is the 9th I’ve got to do. These videos are both encouraging and educational to people like me with some tools and a dream, trying to make this business thing work. Thanks, Yvan and Paddy.
Fantastic interview! especially interesting to me, I have been running my detailing business in Scotland for the past 13 years, however have for a long time now been considering relocating to Austin Texas, very close to making the jump this year so I will need to make contact with Patrick for some advice!
Great content Yvan. Question...please refresh my memory...what's the best way to prep plastics for something like an application of trim restore chemicals such as cerakote, solutions finish, etc? In a recent video, I recall you saying something about not using alcohol, prep solv, or strong stuff meant for painters?? what would be best to prep plastic black trim for restoration products or coatings? Is an apc enough to strip off all waxes and grease? Use the custom paint prep mix you've spoke of with old style windex? Gyeon prep? thank you...maybe a short video on plastic restoration (unless I've missed it). James
@@Detailers-Business-Academy OK, Thank you! What was it you said about items that don't belong in a detail shop? I think it was the recent video with Nick? You talked about items/solvents that only belong in a paint shop? I thought you mentioned PrepAll, or something similar? My mind is nudging me constantly to remember that tidbit of info?
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A, fantastic video, I've spoken with pat over the phone in recent years, a great guy and what an awesome accent he has.
Yes, he’s a great guy for sure.
One of my favorite interviews
Thank you
Really starting to absorb the idea that this is hard work and it takes time. I spend lots more time thinking and learning about business running’s than detailing.
If there is 10 things I need to do I find cleaning the car is the 9th I’ve got to do.
These videos are both encouraging and educational to people like me with some tools and a dream, trying to make this business thing work. Thanks, Yvan and Paddy.
Thank you for your comment.
It's hard slog alot of the time but work harder at working smarter not just work hard.
Well said!
I'm not a detailer, just like your channel and detailing. Paddy is brilliant, great interview!
Thank you!
Fantastic interview! especially interesting to me, I have been running my detailing business in Scotland for the past 13 years, however have for a long time now been considering relocating to Austin Texas, very close to making the jump this year so I will need to make contact with Patrick for some advice!
He will be happy to help I’m sure.
Great content Yvan. Question...please refresh my memory...what's the best way to prep plastics for something like an application of trim restore chemicals such as cerakote, solutions finish, etc? In a recent video, I recall you saying something about not using alcohol, prep solv, or strong stuff meant for painters?? what would be best to prep plastic black trim for restoration products or coatings? Is an apc enough to strip off all waxes and grease? Use the custom paint prep mix you've spoke of with old style windex? Gyeon prep? thank you...maybe a short video on plastic restoration (unless I've missed it). James
No best way, but all of the ones you stated work. If it’s severely oxidized, I like to use a trim safe polish first.
@@Detailers-Business-Academy OK, Thank you! What was it you said about items that don't belong in a detail shop? I think it was the recent video with Nick? You talked about items/solvents that only belong in a paint shop? I thought you mentioned PrepAll, or something similar? My mind is nudging me constantly to remember that tidbit of info?
Isopropyl Alcohol, Body Shop solvents, and work benches.
2nd. Thanks for more incredible and free information, Yvan. His link is incorrect in the video description, FYI. Veteran is misspelled.
Thank you, link should be good now.
What a likeable guy, I wish I had a 63' split window to give him. FYI, the link to his website is incorrect. Veteran is misspelled.
Thank you, agreed Paddy is a fun guy. The link should be good now.
Get dat money
That’s what Paddy does!
Hi, Yvan. Have you an email to get a hold of you in potentially garnering your services?
Yvan1Lacroix at icloud.com
1st
Thank you