Employee Training - Episode 4 - Interiors

Welcome to Detailing 101, these videos are specifically made for our potential new hires, and serves as a way for applicants to gather a better understanding of our company and their role in it! This is video 4/9
Thanks for watching! How I got here:
17 years old: Graduated school and immediately enlisted into the United States Marine Corps
18 years old: Graduated bootcamp and became a Marine
19 years old: Got my first deployment to Malaysia and spent time stationed in Okinawa Japan
20 years old: Refused to take a certain very “controversial” medical procedure in 2020 wink wink that ultimately led to my release from the Corps
21 years old: Spent a year in the library planning my exit plan (thus the idea for the business was born)
22 years old: Was finally released from duty, worked at Waffle House and Gold’s Gym overnight, and began mobile detailing during the day
23 years old: Opened my first brick and mortar location, hired over 11 employees, began vinyl wraps, tint, ppt, etc
24 years old (present): Corrected many mistakes, focused on one avatar, one platform (meta ads), and one service, cut many of the employees and focused.
25 years old (prediction): Brick and mortar location #2 in Fort Lauderdale July 2025
If you made it this far I appreciate you following my team and I on this journey! Any success or achievements you see are not that of my doing but that of the works of my Lord and Savior JESUS CHRIST!

[@kristinglenn4983]

Would love to hear more about the door jam juice lol how did you come up with Johnson’s baby shampoo and what is the dilution?

[@thedetaildonkey]

@@kristinglenn4983 amazing question! So yes! Johnson and Johnson baby soap! Make sure it’s the orange bottle! Typically I dilute it about 10 parts water to 1 part soap! And we discovered it while installing PPF! It’s known as “slip solution” in that realm! And when prepping doors for PPF we always use to clean them just with the slip solution and realized it worked great! Plus way cheaper than quick detail spray! Hope this helps! Happy cleaning!