Starting off (Mobile Detailing) on a budget with ( water tanks , pumps & pump sprayers)
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- WOLFGANG CONCOURS SERIES Uber Rinse Less Wash (16oz) www.amazon.com...
Bang4buck Portable Intelligent Electric Pressure Washer Pump 100W 160 PSI 12V High Pressure Powerful Washing Kit with 21.3 Feet PVC Hose for Home, Car, Garden, Projects(100 W-Black Hose) www.amazon.com...
This is my same setup, the only difference is I have the 26 gallon from Northern Tool with the water pump mounted already on the side running to my battery and I have the greenworks 1700 PSI pressure washer.... it works great and I can do 3 cars. I work from a Mazda 6
That’s awesome man I respect the hustle it feels good to come up with a solution that brings an income that you created yourself right on !
Even the same pump sprayer 🤣 🤣 🤣
@@detailhomie1779 you can use that 12 volt pump to get water to your pressure washer, that's what I did. Yes it's great & people is really impressed with my setup when I arrive. I will make a video of my setup this weekend. Thanks for the video brother 🙏
Awesome I’ll be looking for your upload gotta see how you came up with your idea thanks for sharing
What up bro, how long does a 26 gallon water tank last you..
This is one of the best sat videos at seen in UA-cam thank you so much
Thank you 🙏
Thinking about starting my own side gig and I've been doing alot of research. Thanks for the video and thumbs up.
Thank you it’s really an enjoyable gig honest hood work that people always appreciate .
Great job man, instead of the non kink hose I would go with kink free for sure and make sure to get the right attachments and fittings, use plumbers tape and you will have no leaks. Good video though!
Where were u yesterday!! You are the man ... I’m learning so much fir you ... thank u bro !
Gravity feeding works! THANKS
NICE SIMPLE SETUP... 😎💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿
Thank you
Great video brother, helped me a lot with getting my set up going. You the man!
Thank you I'm glad I could help have fun getting it going .
Great job for a basic setup Definitely a easy cost effective startup. Nice looking explorer 2 door BTW
Thanks man I really appreciate it
@@detailhomie1779 💪gotta make things work for ya with what you got
Thank you so much for the video, the way you described everything made so much sence. Also thank you for being Clean and organized with your video , it really caught my attention. Keep it up 💯,
I really appreciate it thanks
Thank you so much for this. I was pulling my hair out trying to find a water tank set up for my pick up. This should work
Awesome good luck n have fun
Other than getting the hose connector turned around (watch out for that one), the machine is simple to put together and use ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxfQauTxLT0JLSvqkq10rD79TU4k0Vz8zP . And very nice, too. I'm surprised at the power-it's more than we'll ever need, and we've not even used the most powerful setting yet.I've cleaned off a dirty concrete porch to get it ready for sealing, started to clean siding, and I know this pressure washer will be terrific for cleaning tools this fall.The only issue we had is we had turned around the hose connector, and it leaked. Once it was on correctly, though, we had no problems with the connection. Just remember that the end with the green knob goes towards the hose. It's obvious now what we did wrong, but not necessarily obvious at the time.
God bless you Detail Homie🙏🏻💯.
Thank you 🙏 God bless
You as well
Thank you. I don't need to do this, but it is very interesting to know some of the challenges mobile detailers face with water. I also keep my car covered and use ONR twice a week and clean my tires the traditional way once a month. Thnx.
Awesome yea I ran into a lot of different forks in the road over the years and figure it would help to share some of those issues
No problem and that’s a nice easy way too
Been trying to figure out what size tank I need to start out with and how to get the water to pressure washer. Great informative video #subscribed
No problem I would recommend a tank no smaller then 65 gal if your plan on doing more than three vehicles
Go with a 45 vertical water reservoir tank. Never worry about refueling. Most customers don't mind using their water. Remember space management is super important, I run a 45 gallon tank, ryobi electric pressure washer, never had issues. Hell if your looking for a hose reel get a air hose reel thats retractable from harbor freight. Convert it. Get a minimum 2200-watt generator. I wish I could show you my set up.
thank you for great video its maybe help me , i try use without pump and i update , your great bro
Thank you I’m glad I could help
Awesome video brother thank you!!
Thank you for watching
thanks for sharing !
No problem
Great job sir. You're saving a lot of money on that setup!!! Your rise less wash is wrong stop! Use the optimum Red Big car wash sponge from Amazon before you damage the car finish.
That care sir.
Terry from the DMV
Thanks for the advice I only used it due to my house flooding and I needed to give my car a quick wash without having the normal supplies at hand defiantly went back to the traditional wash by hand and foaming
Like your setup I’m going to do something similar to what you did keep hustling good work
Thank yiu
You
I like this video I went with the same set up
Thanks 🙏 what exactly did you go with ??
Great video my man!
Thank you I appreciate it hope it helped
Nice video.
great helpful information
Awesome video! Good job in not being afraid of showing your set up.
Im thinking on doing the auto detailing business on my 2013 Prius C and doing the same set up similar like yours with a 25 gallon water in the rear seat but I don’t know if it’s going to work. Gas her in So Cal is about $5 per gallon. What’s your input?
Thank you!
Hi 🙂 i also use '12v pressure sprayer"..i ordered from ebay. I've used 10-15 time and still going strong for little money. Lol
Not bad huh yea it's always nice to have options and affordable ones at that
Sooo the whole gravity thing for the water tank is just to lift it off the ground?
Great information brother!
Thanks glad to be of help
Thanks sir you the best so far
Thank you glad to help
That's my setup similar. With a rear cargo hitch
Nice
Where can I get those attachments and clear hoses
@detail homie nice setup I’m trying to gather the equipment but I have a question is it worth it to buy all stuff do u get costumer s now in days people don’t like to spend
Do you recommend that generator or the 3500? I really like the one you have because it’s more compact but is it enough?
YOU DONT NEED A WATER PUMP OR GRAVITY FEED THAT RYOBY CAN SUCK THE WATER WITH NO LOST ON PRESSURE , JUST PUT THE RYOBI ON TOP OF THE TANK AND RUN THE HOSE INSIDE THE TANK MAKING SHURE IT REACH ALL THE WAY TO THE BOTTOM AND THATS IT , WHEN YOU RUNNING IT THE FIRST TIME JUST REMOVE THE OUTLET HOSE , LET IT RUN WATER FLOW UNTIL YOU HAVE A GOOD CONSISTENT FLOW OF WATER IT WILL TAKE AROUND 5 SEC , THEN YOU CAN CONNECT YOUR OUTLET HOSE WITH THE GUN AND YOURE GOOD TO GO IS SOMETHING LIKE REMOVING THE AIR OF THE MACHINE NOT TO SURE ABOUT THAT, AND IF YOU RUN OUT OF WATER AND REFILL YOU NEED TO REPEAT THE PROCESS EVERY TIME YOU REFFILL THE TANK , 6 YEARS RUNNING THIS PROCESS AND NO PROBLEM AND MAKE SURE TO USE THE 15 DEGRESS YELLOW NOZZLE THAT IT COMES WITH THE MACHINE , APPARRENTLY EXTEND THE LIFE OF THE MACHINE , CHANGE HOSE AND GUN NO PROBLEM JUST KEEP THE NOZZLE.
Basically in a nut shell nice to know that option works as well 👍🏼
You should be using larger orifice 2.5 nozzle to reduce the pressure. I run at around 1200-1300 psi with 2.5 orifice instead of the stock 1600-1700 psi. I like the 25 degree fan with 20” bent wand extension but 15 degree might be better without extension, you just stay further from paint. Some say to even go down to 1000 psi but I think that’s overly cautious and not necessary
Nice job
Good info homie
Glad it helped 👍🏼
I'm looking to start a detailing business. Is there something you wish you knew before getting into this business? As far as what you need to buy or should have bought? Do you recommend a bigger pressure washer?
Hi it's a learning process the whole journey dont get over walked I over thought a lot the things to learn will come in time every vehicle is different and theres more than one way to come at them best thing is get good products and know them and how they work will make your job more efficient
You don’t want anything above 1900 psi on a vehicle, and I would say nothing under 1200 psi either.
Nice video bruh.. Great information..
Thank you
Helpful video bro 👌, I'm just trying to star at detailing business and was thinking of gravity fed tank ? I've just started this weekend that having a few problems hooking up to a big pressure karcher k7 washer because the pressure is quite low..tried karcher k2 which is the baby pressure washer and stills low pressure.
Make sure you take the tip off the pressure washer gun and run the water through first then throw the tip back up it should have water pressure built up by then , every pressure washer is different . Best of luck 🤞🏼
What size is the valve on the tank
Where exactly did you get a longer hose for the water pump? specs? and did you lose pressure by using a longer hose?
Arrancas el generador con unas pinches ganas que hay dios jajajaja
No abla homie sorry my parents fault they didn’t teach me Spanish
would you do this in a small trunk? i'm 17 just quit my first job and wanting to look into entrepreneurship
Yes I would don’t get distracted if it doesn’t work right away keep messing with the lay out in the trunk till you get it, the work is good but it can also get your burnt out so pace yourself know your worth and have a good time. Good luck bud .
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I'm on the way bro.
Have fun learn what you can !
@@detailhomie1779 I made a generator from a hoverboard.
@@jonathanvaldez2460 really you should post a video on that that would be interesting
I see a lot of people doing detailing now , is the money that good ?🤨
It’ can be it really depends detailing isn’t for everyone I have a passion for it I believe if your doing something you love and your good at it people will see that and you can get paid what your worth, there’s people that also try it out because they see that there’s good money involved but they don’t end up liking it and perform poorly than word of mouth goes far and people won’t call you back.
How much does it cost you every new fill up of DI water?
From the local detail shop was about 5 or 6 bucks for my tank
Most people don’t like using their water bill
Try not to dry in circles bro it can scratch the paint
Do you have links for the products you used? This is awesome !
Let me go back and check I’ll try and get them in sometime soon
@@detailhomie1779 sweet, thanks man! Greatly appreciated. 😀
So the rinseless wash was wolf gang it’s in the description bud , please check out the methods to use it and how to mix with water this route was used simply because at the location I was staying at at the time didn’t have all the supplies so corners were cut for the pump spraying .
Whats a good starting off generator
Honestly for the buck I would have to say the harbor freight generators nothing less than a 2000watt generator check the running amps required from each power tool you need to use like polishers steam cleaners power drills if used vacuums that way you know what generator is best for you all the generators give you the performing output they can handle try to stay away from the max number of amps on your generator because it can cause an overload basically not be able to use the power tool effectively and can shut the generator off
Did you have the pressure washer connected to the generator? Cause I can’t see
Yes 17:24 is when I started the generator and then plugged the pressure washer into it
@@detailhomie1779 appreciate ut
What car are you using ?
I’m looking to start detailing business and can you please tell me is Honda 1000 inverter generator good for detailing ? I’m new to this I would really appreciate for helping me
Hi I don’t believe that would be a reliable source of power due to the amps it pushes even the generator I have here at 2000 wats pushes like 13amps you don’t want to over load the inverter it will just shut it off , most power tools used for detailing are around that amperage I would go nothing less than 2000 watts Honda is a great brand one of the best but I believe that particular one is more for camping getting things charged up running small things .
@@detailhomie1779 ok thank you so much
No problem just look at what’s the running amps on all of your power tools shops vacs polishers etc and that will give you better idea
how high do you recommend lifting the tank? 2 inches good enough? 4?
It could be 2 or 4 as long as the water makes its way to the pressure washer soon as you pull the trigger and get the air out it will be god from there , I would recommend not running it empty if it’s not raised for to gravity feed just keep topping it off so you don’t have to play around with the hose so much and you should be good to go .
What generator is that bro..share it..
How Many cars did you Washington with that tank
3 cars but all depends on what kind of pressure washer you use some use less then others
Hey bro I have an issue
Where did you buy the tanic? I’m from Europe
Hi not sure what a tannic is ?
@@detailhomie1779 water tank *
@@Ridh4it oh sorry they sell these at a tool store out here called harbor freight .
@@detailhomie1779 link please
How would you respond when you tell a customer that you need to use their water/power and they ask “will there be a discount”?
I had a customer ask me that. I want to see your/yall answer to that
The amount of water used is not enough to cause a noticeable change to there bill if they don’t know that they might be super picky with your work in the end , I would avoid anything that has people be overly picky I’ve noticed no mater what there not satisfied they always want money off the top or a discount , just let them know there’s no discount it takes a lot of strategic work time and attention to detail for your work if they don’t want you to use there water let them know it’s ok I understand if you don’t want the service done and be ready to move on don’t spend too much time over thinking there’s people that understand and want to give you business amd there’s people that just want discounts with everything
It's in your branding. I just started so in my description I stated I will need your water but I can supply my own power.
Usually they pretty nice about it. Even when I get there, they like, the water hose is over there, before I even ask.
Hoe many gallons ita you tank
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Wanted ask how has this set up worked out long term is it still going today?
I don’t use it anymore not because of not working out but because I’m doing different work now but this set up will work fine there’s no perfect one way to have a set up just what works for you
@@detailhomie1779 why are you doing different work if you don't mind me asking? Helped me out
@@killadabb well life has its ways of changing on you so everything has its season you know time for this then a time for that opportunities came up for a new life style and now we went full time RV doing the debt free life more time for living and family . There has to be a goal at the end of the day and that goal was to eventually get to having more time with family and less stresses of debt that can occur being so busy with work . To actually own something I can have as a home and take with me wherever we decide to be .
@@detailhomie1779 right on those are wise words from someone young like you. I just found your video here about water options. I'm 51 and starting off with detailing, taking over a friend's well established biz with full client list ready. Time with family is and should be the only reason to do what we do whatever it is. Hope your RV life is excellent as I'm sure it is. I'm tied to a property for now and have to stick around a while longer to help take care of my mom, and a few younger kids still in school...but as soon as I can roll me n the wife will hit the road, before its too late lol
@@kirkwilson5900 that’s awesome yea definitely family time is the most important to me, also a great way to make money and it’s self rewarding when it finished. The rv life has been great as well . Hope everything goes well for you .
Where did you find the tank I can not find one
I actually got it from a friend I believe he got it from tractor supply , or possibly harbor freight
@@detailhomie1779 thanks you acutely helped serched for chemical tank and found one small enough to fit in my suv
@@kjsdetailing7194 awesome glad to help
How many cars did you wash with that tank
With the pressure washer I used I was getting three cars or one truck one car just depends
Hey, how's the detailing going?
I had a different career so it took up most of my detailing time would like to get back into it though
@@detailhomie1779 okay cool, and thanks for the video it helped me
Definitely glad to be of help good luck
Did that shit pump go out yet?
I got the same one after a damn week it's trash 😵😵😵😵😵😵😵😵❗️
Fortunately yes , you have to release the pressure when your done with it for the day to keep It working properly .
What size is that water tank ?
This tank was 26 gallons
Water tanks are not necessary!
Have you ever heard of a rinseless? Have you ever heard of deionizer tanks?
I don’t understand why all these beginner detailers are so obsessed with stuffing a heavy, bulky water tank in their cars…
Yea I have heard of them all, have you seen the prices for deionized systems and have you had to come up against vehicles that have went off-roading . It’s very easy to understand you need pressurized water to get off hard grime not rinse less washes to rub the hard dirt into the paint. After doing it for some years you would think or at least know there are a lot of reasons for these things. it not an obsession it’s a solution affordable for beginners to become successful and make a name for them selves with a great outcome of there work , you need a lot of different methods for all situations.
@@detailhomie1779 very true I’ve been detailing here in LA for 3 years now. I have the medium size Adams DI tank $399 and Only use filtered water on my final rinse. 99% of the cars that I detail are in residential settings. I’ve got about 3000 cars under my belt give or take and the more cars I do the more I realize that a pressure washer is only necessary about 1/4 of the time.
May because I am in Los Angeles where people don’t go off Roading and the weather is very nice and cars are never that dirty
Any one got any suggestions on chemical to start with .. brand type on soap wax ,wheel cleaner etc.
Actually I got something planned for a video here within the week for that
Where are you located Albert?
I do wash mobile I am poor to by tank generator
There people that will appreciate you just willing to come to there house and doing a good job saves them time for other things they’ll need done you don’t always have to have the machines but they do make it easier once you make some good money saved up down the road
Have you been profitable? Hope you’re well
Thanks for that and when I was detailing there were times it was profitable and times where I did it for fun, it’s definitely something to be profitable to the people who appreciate all the work you put into it and the outcome.
How much you making per day as starting off
I don’t detail for money I use to here and there it’s all based on your location what’s around other car washes and detailers , if you have skill and experience it always helps to give you a reason to add a better profit , keep in mind you have to pay yourself back as well as time skill and product to put back into your business , also find a client base that actually care about there vehicles condition and up keep they will value you your work and you can gain relationships and good word of mouth witch brings you good business and profit be loyal and honest explain your product and what you offer if it’s more than the average car wash guy Detailing can be very profitable .
No offense but throw away your pump lol and get a bigger one it’s like 100 bucks
rinse less wash ? this is a terrible idea, you'll inevitably scratch the paint ,doesn't matter how well the no rinse works
Yes this is true eventually you will scratch the paint, even putting microfiber towels will eventually give light scratches depending on the quality of paint job , nice to have the options when the time is limited or materials or tools are not available best to do the research for what works for what situation . 👍🏼
@@detailhomie1779 a simple towel will not scratch clear without sand or debris on the surface sorry , not true, but if you need to get a detail done quickly and the customer is in a hurry i see how this can be an option, not a great one, but an option
Have you ever seen super cars get detailed and after have a blower push the water off ? This method is used to avoid putting any drying towel on them for that reason .technical but is a fact . Thanks for your comment though much appreciated. No paint last forever can be maintained but little by little clear coat gets taken away from regular weather elements wear and tare also buffing and cutting . So I’m the end it’s up to how you want to maintain your vehicle. Auto car washes also slap and use different abrasive materials that would cause scratching too so it’s just how you look at it and how you prefer to quick touch up wash a lightly dirty vehicle or do a really good cleaning by hand on a heavily dirty one .
@@alexschwartz8815 also I use this on my car not a customer I don’t detail cars for people anymore and when I did it was 100% by hand
Actually, ONR (Optimum No Rinse) is perfectly safe when used correctly. Soap and foam do the same thing as ONR, the only difference is ONR is a specially engineered chemical that encapsulates the dirt and creates a slick surface to prevent paint marring. It really is the future of car washing, as its more efficient, takes less time and conserves resources. I only wash my cars with ONR and if very dirty, then use a combo of ONR first on the dirt (to encapsulate the debris), then foam and rinse, then proceed with ONR 2 bucket method. It has been tested and is very well regarded in detailing circles.