Thank you, i just talked to a guy that is 30+ years and well... I can't tell what he told me or he won't tell me anymore lol. He did say, you are the guy to learn from. And yeah, try doing this with a migraine, it's mind numbing yet so rewarding lol thanks again Evan 💯😎
Great videos very helpful truck driver for 43 years still driving new to polishing just wanting to get the 379 that i drive looking better every day driver thanks for the straight up talk no junk videos
Evan, I just want to thank you for taking the time to make these videos. I’m a full time driver, and do my own polishing and a little on the side for a few local guys. Any time I have any trouble, my first reaction is to get on UA-cam and see if you have a video pertaining to the particular problem I’m having. I’ve learned so much from you videos. Thanks again!
Hi evan. Mate bless you for making these videos. You have tourt me so much. I own my own mobile car truck caravan mobile detailing. An I did my 1st metal polish on a truck 4 weeks ago. An I have now done one truck for a truck show. An I just scored a truck company here in Australia. U have honestly helped me make my dreams come true. God bless
Awesome video Evan! Congratulations on 20 years of polishing. You are a credit to the industry, and to humanity in general. Your hard work, endurance,and humility are to be admired. You took a job that unfortunately is usually looked down on as "some dope head in a truck stop parking lot" and turned it into an international business. Outstanding! Mike Rowe would be proud. I look forward to the day I meet you(and I will!) Till then,GoShineOn!
Wow, thank you! Appreciate all the kind words. Truly means a lot. Thank you for supporting the channel and commenting. Your comment is the main reason I still do these videos. I just want each video to help at least one person. Thank you.
You’ve been a huge help to me! And I’m thankful for the advice I’ve been given. Each job gets a little better! And customer feedback is improving. Thanks Evan
Great watch. As a custom painter/commissioned artist and an auto detailer, word of mouth and quality of work speaks more volume than any form of advertising. I'm at the age now where I've been able to help teach younger artists how to airbrush and share with them the correct way of doing something, or the little things like "We can do it this way, or this way and get the same result." You clearly love what you do and it shows.
Hey I really appreciated your answering of questions on here, combined with your awesome videos, made life way easier and I'm very happy with my amateur results! Cheers from NZ
Awesome, thank you! I am glad to hear you are getting great results. I appreciate all the support of our channel from down under. We have lots of listeners and viewers from NZ and Aus. I simply cannot believe how far the internet reaches. Thank you again.
Great video! I personally had an honor and pleasure of meeting Evan at Truck show in Louisville, KY last year and just like he said he will give you 100% of his time and attention, he will even take his time to pose for a picture with you and make sure u are satisfied! Just like in all his videos this man is always humble and eager to help! Keep up the good work you do, keep them videos coming.
Truly appreciate the kind words. I try my best and find that pleasing everyone is getting harder and harder. But I will always try. Thank you for watching the videos and supporting the channel. It truly means more than anything.
I think your videos are great you take so much time and care making sure you go above and beyond anything anyone should expect. You have helped me emensly. You have helped feed my family, and we r doing it. In large part to meet you and learn more face to face. I'm doing everything I can to save up hoping to get into class in October. I absolutely can't wait. Keep up the awesome work and thankyou again. I just did this truck today.
Your videos have really help and I appreciate all the tips you give. My parents own a towing company and we have 10 trucks that we buff once a year. Before I found your channel I was using a buffer with a wool pad and thought the results I was getting was 'as good as its going to get' . Now I use the orange and yellow buffs with the corresponding compounds from your website, and I'm getting amazing results to the point that it looks brand new again. It also cut my time in half on buffing. Keep up the good work.
Glad to hear they are helpful and its saving you time. That is what it is all about. Thank you for supporting the channel by watching and commenting. Truly appreciate you.
That is awesome! Working with family can be the best and worst at times. Enjoy the great times and step away from the bad. Wish you nothing but success and shine on.
Thank you for the videos. Started on my own rig and now starting to do customers. Also helped me land a powerwash job on a fleet because I polished one of there trucks to show our skills. Thank you again.
Evan you are an inspiration to me. I have learned so much from you that otherwise I would have never known.i do all of my polishing only because of you. I don’t do this for business but only for myself.But it’s all because you take the time to explain and show what others would not do. Thank you very much. God bless you
Thank you Ben. Truly appreciate the kind words. I am glad to help and truly appreciate the support. I enjoy doing these videos and giving back to the community that helps keep food on my family's plate.
Don't know if you've ever covered this but have you ever done a video on equipment maintenance. do a teardown on a grinder. inspecting the brushes. cleaning and inspecting the armature. Making sure the inside of the body is free of fibers/threads that can cut the wires/windings on the armature. I know the one I started out with 30 years ago was a Black & Decker wildcat 1500 RPMs. I have three of them still that I use. But one of the issues I had for the longest time was getting fibers down inside and cutting the wires/windings on the armature. One of my fixes was taking a Scotch Brite pad cutting it to fit inside the inspection shield which ended up keeping fibers from going in. Just think I it would be a great video. The grinder/polishers are your money makers.
Great stuff to know, I’m currently in school for aviation, which I’m going to be doing for the next 10-15 years I did do detailing for a long and I have a lot of experience for polishing, sanding etc. But I want a side hobby. I’ve always been business driven. But I’ve been hesitant. But I enjoy getting down and dirty. I want to know what metals you recommend sticking with for beginners, amateur or intermediate levels.
My first truck right now is a 1of 1 first show it was in one first place 🥇 and it’s got all kinda oxidation white marks on the back of it on the stainless wheel bends. I’m a noob at this but I gotta make this truck look good. I can’t let it go to the show the way it was it was parked under a leaky roof and is a mess it’s very clean now but just the back of the truck, I can’t get right
Appreciate that. I'm likely one of the most hated in the industry sadly. Some of it is my own fault from years of childish behavior but I am trying to grow and learn from my past mistakes.
Hello Evin, I love your advice and your videos. My question is what about the "turds" that people want polished? They don't want to take the wheels off and they're not paying for show? They just want it to shine at a good price, imperfections and all? Your thoughts?
Hey Evan can you help me understand what to buy to begin my polishing I am a driver my self I’m just trying to learn before I start polishing other peoples rigs
@@EvanStegerMetalPolishing - I watched the entire video but did not catch the part about mixing or using soap and compound. I have seen guys squirt some cloudy liquid on a tank and rub it in before running a buffer across it. If you can make a video explaining what the soap actually does to the aluminum surface that would be awesome. How to prepare the 50/50 mix. BTW, I went to a training you hosted in Orange County at a detail shop before the Truckin For Kids show in 2018. Thanks for doing what you do and more power to you and your team. Be safe! -Anthony
Some people say polish is too expensive and I'm mobile service and here in Dallas some people say im too expensive but i only charge for my quality work. What can I do?
Its sadly the way it is, as long as you dont charge excessively (i.e. beyond 100$/hr), its pretty normal. I have the same issue but in Denmark Europe. Its a totally normal trend. Showcase your work through Facebook, Instagram, Linkedin or whatever you use to promote your work. Thing about polishing being expensive is, its down to the individual. Some people will always say its too expensive, and then you got those guys that changes their mind, when they understand the amount of work it takes/sees how the finish is.
You gotta understand that your services won't be for everyone. If your pricing is firm where you are at then do your thing. For me I had to adjust the quality I was putting out to match what my area wanted to pay. I had to adjust in order to stay busy. Now I can charge more now that I have a reputation and years of experience. I hope this info is helpful.
@@EvanStegerMetalPolishing thanks for putting these videos out they have helped myself out lots as I just started polishing on my bosses trucks. Hoping to take my detailing bissness to the next level and through your tips it's starting to show. I'm have been getting more calls just for simple polishing jobs
My question is why don't you go from a orange wheel with a brown or a green compound to a white with white or blue compound why do you stick with yellow and green and thanks for the help man it is much appreciated
White and blue compound are too soft and would be difficult to get the cut marks from the brown out going straight to white or blue. Need to mix in a softer compound before you can go to white or blue. But for me and my customers the finish from green is good enough and doesn't require using the white or blue to finish.
Yes you can sand it. I don't sell polishers but in the link of most of my videos I have the grinders that I use tagged with links to where I purchase them. Hope this helps. Thank you for watching.
I have a 2018 tractor purchased new and have only driven it in warmer months. How do I clean frame without having to do everything by hand? Meaning rears,springs,shocks,chassis etc...
I also want to know about your shop. Do you run "big" air and pneumatic air tools? Stuff like dynabrade tools. Do you have a large pedestal ginders/buffers that have 1&1/4" arbors? Just curious because I know some one from Mn. who you bought machinery form? I have all of this type of machinery and was wondering if it is part of your business?
Evan how much time do you need to polish 4 drives 2 tanks and 2 steers ? I can get a load up there , no sanding needed I’ve done that and polished everything twice the metal is in great shape. I just don’t have the time I’m too slow. Lol
How much do you charge per drive wheel not a show finish just a 2 step cut and color mounted on the truck front only??? Do you charge differently by the size either 22.5 or 24.5? Sorry I had to ask loll....
I charge the same for fronts and rears. They take me about the same amount of time but my process is a little different. On a simple 2 step just quick cut and color no sanding while still on the truck I charge $25-35 a wheel.
You can but the results always depend on what you are working on. If I use purple and brown on stainless or on really rough aluminum it might not do so well. Also if you use purple and brown on really nice aluminum it might be too aggressive and make more of a mess also. So it all depends on what you are working on.
I personally don't. But I know lots that do. If you use a cut and color bar that work together and not against each other you don't have to. Also I don't put too much on either. So their isn't a lot of residual behind for between each step.
Evan Steger thank you for the information. Someone let me use some of your chrome polish at the Britt truck show and I really like it. I’ll be making an order here sometime soon, I’m trying to decide if I should start from scratch with polish and buffs or use up what I have first. If I ever get a chance to come by your shop, I would like to get you to do my air cleaners. I suck at stainless, I’m not that great at aluminum either but I’m comfortable with doing it. Thanks again
Evan I bought a dewlt 7inch and the renegade kit..I used the orange with red buff and dude it left a shit of scratch and swirl Mark's what it is going on. ?My wife is going to kick my ass if her truck don't look tits..what do I do?..
Text me pictures and I will try to help you fix your issue. 9209790386. I am no longer with renegade so not familiar with what you are using in that kit. But I will do my best to help you out.
i watched this to learn more polishing tech. but this whole video was about your shows and people bitching. Frankly I learned nothing. I am hoping your other videos are more of a tutorial. what when where, technics.
I'm sorry to hear that you weren't pleased. There are many videos on here with tons of information and tutorials. I hope you are able to explore my channel and find what you are looking for. Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment though, I appreciate it.
Thank you, i just talked to a guy that is 30+ years and well... I can't tell what he told me or he won't tell me anymore lol. He did say, you are the guy to learn from. And yeah, try doing this with a migraine, it's mind numbing yet so rewarding lol thanks again Evan 💯😎
Happy to help. Thank you for watching.
Great videos very helpful truck driver for 43 years still driving new to polishing just wanting to get the 379 that i drive looking better every day driver thanks for the straight up talk no junk videos
Glad to help and give back to the industry that I love. thank you for watching and supporting the channel.
Thanks for the videos I'm thinking of trying to start my own polishing business I always watch your videos and they are very helpful.
You can do it! Start it in the spring if you do that way you can take a run at the coming winter. The first winter is the hardest to survive.
Evan, I just want to thank you for taking the time to make these videos. I’m a full time driver, and do my own polishing and a little on the side for a few local guys. Any time I have any trouble, my first reaction is to get on UA-cam and see if you have a video pertaining to the particular problem I’m having. I’ve learned so much from you videos. Thanks again!
Glad to help! Thank you for supporting the channel. I truly enjoy doing these videos and helping give back to the industry that feeds my family.
Great stuff brother. Great work and information in your videos.
Thank you for watching and supporting. Means a lot.
Evans you are a very nice and respetable person thank for you videos
I appreciate that, thank you so much.
Awesome Evan great work and loved your words of wisdom about staying humble.
Absolutely!
Gotta be the most helpful and humble guy out there. Every video is a huge help. Your work is killer. Keep it up 👌👌👌
I'm glad to give back and help. Thank you for the kind words and support. Thank you so much.
Thanks Evan I appreciate you.. again... thanks 🙏👍
Thank you! I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment.
Evan your amazing always been huge help with advice making me a better polisher thanks
I truly appreciate that. Thank you so much.
Hi evan. Mate bless you for making these videos. You have tourt me so much. I own my own mobile car truck caravan mobile detailing. An I did my 1st metal polish on a truck 4 weeks ago. An I have now done one truck for a truck show. An I just scored a truck company here in Australia. U have honestly helped me make my dreams come true. God bless
Glad to help. Thank you for watching.
Awesome video Evan! Congratulations on 20 years of polishing. You are a credit to the industry, and to humanity in general. Your hard work, endurance,and humility are to be admired. You took a job that unfortunately is usually looked down on as "some dope head in a truck stop parking lot" and turned it into an international business. Outstanding! Mike Rowe would be proud. I look forward to the day I meet you(and I will!) Till then,GoShineOn!
Wow, thank you! Appreciate all the kind words. Truly means a lot. Thank you for supporting the channel and commenting. Your comment is the main reason I still do these videos. I just want each video to help at least one person. Thank you.
You’ve been a huge help to me! And I’m thankful for the advice I’ve been given. Each job gets a little better! And customer feedback is improving. Thanks Evan
Great to hear! With practice comes perfection. We are all in that hunt for it. Shine on and thanks for watching.
Awsome video with a TON of useful information for new as well as experienced polishers!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
They are awesome videos Evan. Thank you. Been out here for 38 years and it’s nice to see people make our rides look good. It’s appreciated. 😎😎😎
Glad you like them!
Great watch. As a custom painter/commissioned artist and an auto detailer, word of mouth and quality of work speaks more volume than any form of advertising. I'm at the age now where I've been able to help teach younger artists how to airbrush and share with them the correct way of doing something, or the little things like "We can do it this way, or this way and get the same result." You clearly love what you do and it shows.
Right on. I love hearing guys that help their industries move forward.
Hey I really appreciated your answering of questions on here, combined with your awesome videos, made life way easier and I'm very happy with my amateur results! Cheers from NZ
Awesome, thank you! I am glad to hear you are getting great results. I appreciate all the support of our channel from down under. We have lots of listeners and viewers from NZ and Aus. I simply cannot believe how far the internet reaches. Thank you again.
Great video! I personally had an honor and pleasure of meeting Evan at Truck show in Louisville, KY last year and just like he said he will give you 100% of his time and attention, he will even take his time to pose for a picture with you and make sure u are satisfied! Just like in all his videos this man is always humble and eager to help! Keep up the good work you do, keep them videos coming.
Truly appreciate the kind words. I try my best and find that pleasing everyone is getting harder and harder. But I will always try. Thank you for watching the videos and supporting the channel. It truly means more than anything.
This guy is the best the others can't do the job he does
Thanks Brotha, truly appreciate it.
Ce back to give this another view, great advice.
Welcome back, thank you for watching. I am happy you find these videos helpful.
I think your videos are great you take so much time and care making sure you go above and beyond anything anyone should expect. You have helped me emensly. You have helped feed my family, and we r doing it. In large part to meet you and learn more face to face. I'm doing everything I can to save up hoping to get into class in October. I absolutely can't wait. Keep up the awesome work and thankyou again. I just did this truck today.
I appreciate that! Keep practicing and shining and you will keep getting better. You are welcome anytime.
Your videos have really help and I appreciate all the tips you give. My parents own a towing company and we have 10 trucks that we buff once a year. Before I found your channel I was using a buffer with a wool pad and thought the results I was getting was 'as good as its going to get' . Now I use the orange and yellow buffs with the corresponding compounds from your website, and I'm getting amazing results to the point that it looks brand new again. It also cut my time in half on buffing. Keep up the good work.
Glad to hear they are helpful and its saving you time. That is what it is all about. Thank you for supporting the channel by watching and commenting. Truly appreciate you.
Appreciate you sir. Me and my son just started and learning a lot from you. Thanks again
That is awesome! Working with family can be the best and worst at times. Enjoy the great times and step away from the bad. Wish you nothing but success and shine on.
I watch as many of your video's as i can i rewatch them sometimes to sink in the info you cover so much of the indastury i'm so greatfull!.
Thank you. I try to do as much as I can and Explain as much as I can to help. Thanks for watching and commenting. Truly appreciate it.
Thank you for the videos. Started on my own rig and now starting to do customers. Also helped me land a powerwash job on a fleet because I polished one of there trucks to show our skills. Thank you again.
That is awesome! Glad to hear the success of others. Shine on.
You’re the Polishing Wizard don’t let anyone tell you different man 👍🏼🤙🏻
Appreciate that. Thanks for supporting the channel and watching and commenting. Means a lot Truly.
Thank you evan you gave me an outlet to create income for myself , your selfless and deserve alot of business and blessings
Evan you are an inspiration to me. I have learned so much from you that otherwise I would have never known.i do all of my polishing only because of you. I don’t do this for business but only for myself.But it’s all because you take the time to explain and show what others would not do. Thank you very much. God bless you
You're so welcome! I hope it all works out for you and you create much shine and prosperity.
Thank you Ben. Truly appreciate the kind words. I am glad to help and truly appreciate the support. I enjoy doing these videos and giving back to the community that helps keep food on my family's plate.
U r a huge help to me hope to come to ur shop to learn soon thanks for all u do
Glad to help
Thanks Rvan for everything
Glad to help
Keep the videos coming as a new polisher I'm learning a lot from you!! Maybe this winter come and train with you to learn more!
Sounds great. Thanks for watching.
Another great video,thats why you are a success,keep doing what you do and you will always be successful.
I appreciate that! I shall surely try to do all can. Thanks for all the support of our channel. Means a lot.
I appreciate everything you do mate thanks for everything. Stay humble you beast
I appreciate that. I will surely try to do all I can to help.
Always Quality Advice!!!! You know we are watching until the end.👌 Thank you, Stay Hungry Stay Humble ❤ it 🤘
Always! I appreciate you watching the videos all the way through! I appreciate it.
Thanks for the advice this will really help me !!!! Keep up the good work 👍👍👍
Happy to help! Thanks for watching and supporting the channel. Means a lot.
Your work is freaking outstanding bro !! You definitely have major skills ! Keep on keeping on !
Thank you so much 😀 Appreciate that. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for the videos !
You're welcome! Thanks for watching, appreciate you taking the time to comment.
Just starting out. Been watching your videos. I am a huge fan.
Welcome aboard! Thanks for watching and supporting.
Humble man Great advise
I try. Just want to give more back to the community that has helped me feed my family.
Awesome! Every video helps out a ton! Thanks for what you do Evan.
Glad you like them! Thank you for watching and the support.
Great video.
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it
appreciate your content man. keep up the good work
Thanks, will do!
Don't know if you've ever covered this but have you ever done a video on equipment maintenance. do a teardown on a grinder. inspecting the brushes. cleaning and inspecting the armature. Making sure the inside of the body is free of fibers/threads that can cut the wires/windings on the armature. I know the one I started out with 30 years ago was a Black & Decker wildcat 1500 RPMs. I have three of them still that I use. But one of the issues I had for the longest time was getting fibers down inside and cutting the wires/windings on the armature. One of my fixes was taking a Scotch Brite pad cutting it to fit inside the inspection shield which ended up keeping fibers from going in. Just think I it would be a great video. The grinder/polishers are your money makers.
We have full tear down videos on how to clean, maintain, and grease with full assembly and disassembly.
I charge by the piece ALWAYS.. cheers bro!!
And you are killing it. Keep the shiny side up sir. I would love to have you on the podcast someday soon.
The videos have been a great help. Thank you for all that you do for the polishing community. Do you do many super single drives?
Glad to help. We don't do too many super singles as they aren't a big thing up here but we do do some from time to time.
Good stuff... help me...ty .. for those videos..... Great Job...
Glad you like them! thanks for watching.
Great stuff to know, I’m currently in school for aviation, which I’m going to be doing for the next 10-15 years I did do detailing for a long and I have a lot of experience for polishing, sanding etc. But I want a side hobby. I’ve always been business driven. But I’ve been hesitant. But I enjoy getting down and dirty. I want to know what metals you recommend sticking with for beginners, amateur or intermediate levels.
All metals are easy if you take time. The rough stuff is the only stuff to stay away from when beginning.
Taught me lot, Thank you sir
Happy to help, thank you.
Good stuff man!! Definitely helps me out 👍🏼👍🏼
Glad to help! Thanks for always commenting. Truly appreciate you.
Great video evan. Rising tides raise all ships. And don't tear down the city to say you have the tallest building. Words to live by.
So true! No reason to be any other way.
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🌎🇦🇷 maestro de maestro . Se nota que eres una muy buena Persona. Gentil y agradecido .
gracias de verdad lo aprecio
My first truck right now is a 1of 1 first show it was in one first place 🥇 and it’s got all kinda oxidation white marks on the back of it on the stainless wheel bends. I’m a noob at this but I gotta make this truck look good. I can’t let it go to the show the way it was it was parked under a leaky roof and is a mess it’s very clean now but just the back of the truck, I can’t get right
Stainless steel can be time consuming and tricky. Really takes a lot of time.
Blessings brotha and blessings for the haters too.
Appreciate that. I'm likely one of the most hated in the industry sadly. Some of it is my own fault from years of childish behavior but I am trying to grow and learn from my past mistakes.
Your awesome
Fuck hatters
Appreciate it. Thanks for watching.
Hello Evin, I love your advice and your videos. My question is what about the "turds" that people want polished? They don't want to take the wheels off and they're not paying for show?
They just want it to shine at a good price, imperfections and all? Your thoughts?
Hey Evan 👋
How you doing bud. Thanks for stopping by.
@@EvanStegerMetalPolishing I've been watching a lot of your videos. I'm going to try polishing may pontoon when the weather warms up. Thanks again
Hey Evan can you help me understand what to buy to begin my polishing I am a driver my self I’m just trying to learn before I start polishing other peoples rigs
What does he use more of, compound or soap? Awesome work man.
It is a solid 50/50 tbh.
@@EvanStegerMetalPolishing - I watched the entire video but did not catch the part about mixing or using soap and compound. I have seen guys squirt some cloudy liquid on a tank and rub it in before running a buffer across it. If you can make a video explaining what the soap actually does to the aluminum surface that would be awesome. How to prepare the 50/50 mix. BTW, I went to a training you hosted in Orange County at a detail shop before the Truckin For Kids show in 2018. Thanks for doing what you do and more power to you and your team. Be safe!
-Anthony
Some people say polish is too expensive and I'm mobile service and here in Dallas some people say im too expensive but i only charge for my quality work. What can I do?
Its sadly the way it is, as long as you dont charge excessively (i.e. beyond 100$/hr), its pretty normal. I have the same issue but in Denmark Europe. Its a totally normal trend.
Showcase your work through Facebook, Instagram, Linkedin or whatever you use to promote your work.
Thing about polishing being expensive is, its down to the individual. Some people will always say its too expensive, and then you got those guys that changes their mind, when they understand the amount of work it takes/sees how the finish is.
You gotta understand that your services won't be for everyone. If your pricing is firm where you are at then do your thing. For me I had to adjust the quality I was putting out to match what my area wanted to pay. I had to adjust in order to stay busy. Now I can charge more now that I have a reputation and years of experience. I hope this info is helpful.
@@EvanStegerMetalPolishing thanks for putting these videos out they have helped myself out lots as I just started polishing on my bosses trucks. Hoping to take my detailing bissness to the next level and through your tips it's starting to show. I'm have been getting more calls just for simple polishing jobs
My question is why don't you go from a orange wheel with a brown or a green compound to a white with white or blue compound why do you stick with yellow and green and thanks for the help man it is much appreciated
White and blue compound are too soft and would be difficult to get the cut marks from the brown out going straight to white or blue. Need to mix in a softer compound before you can go to white or blue. But for me and my customers the finish from green is good enough and doesn't require using the white or blue to finish.
Can u sand aluminum on a pontoon boat that has pits?…..do you sell the polisher?
Yes you can sand it. I don't sell polishers but in the link of most of my videos I have the grinders that I use tagged with links to where I purchase them. Hope this helps. Thank you for watching.
I have a 2018 tractor purchased new and have only driven it in warmer months. How do I clean frame without having to do everything by hand? Meaning rears,springs,shocks,chassis etc...
Degreasers and foam washes. That is likely the best way to avoid hand washing. But hand washing is always the best route.
I started my polishing videos
Great stuff buddy. Keep em coming.
Watch kodas detailing and polishing
I also want to know about your shop. Do you run "big" air and pneumatic air tools?
Stuff like dynabrade tools. Do you have a large pedestal ginders/buffers that have 1&1/4" arbors? Just curious because I know some one from Mn. who you bought machinery form? I have all of this type of machinery and was wondering if it is part of your business?
What’s the name of your company? You said it so fast I couldn’t understand. I want to buy some polish
Evan's detailing and polishing llc or Time2Shine Products llc and our website is goshineon.com. Thanks for watching and supporting.
Evan how much time do you need to polish 4 drives 2 tanks and 2 steers ? I can get a load up there , no sanding needed I’ve done that and polished everything twice the metal is in great shape. I just don’t have the time I’m too slow. Lol
If no sanding and it is in good shape just a few hours per truck.
How much do you charge per drive wheel not a show finish just a 2 step cut and color mounted on the truck front only??? Do you charge differently by the size either 22.5 or 24.5? Sorry I had to ask loll....
I charge the same for fronts and rears. They take me about the same amount of time but my process is a little different. On a simple 2 step just quick cut and color no sanding while still on the truck I charge $25-35 a wheel.
I have a question can I use a purple buff with brown rouge and will it turn out nice?
You can but the results always depend on what you are working on. If I use purple and brown on stainless or on really rough aluminum it might not do so well. Also if you use purple and brown on really nice aluminum it might be too aggressive and make more of a mess also. So it all depends on what you are working on.
Thanks bro
Do you clean the surface in between cut and color? If so what do you use?
I personally don't. But I know lots that do. If you use a cut and color bar that work together and not against each other you don't have to. Also I don't put too much on either. So their isn't a lot of residual behind for between each step.
Evan Steger thank you for the information. Someone let me use some of your chrome polish at the Britt truck show and I really like it. I’ll be making an order here sometime soon, I’m trying to decide if I should start from scratch with polish and buffs or use up what I have first.
If I ever get a chance to come by your shop, I would like to get you to do my air cleaners. I suck at stainless, I’m not that great at aluminum either but I’m comfortable with doing it.
Thanks again
Some time I went to talk
anytime bud.
Evan I bought a dewlt 7inch and the renegade kit..I used the orange with red buff and dude it left a shit of scratch and swirl Mark's what it is going on. ?My wife is going to kick my ass if her truck don't look tits..what do I do?..
Text me pictures and I will try to help you fix your issue. 9209790386. I am no longer with renegade so not familiar with what you are using in that kit. But I will do my best to help you out.
Setup a time
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lowball like crazy.
That is one way. But not a good way to survive long term business.
i watched this to learn more polishing tech. but this whole video was about your shows and people bitching. Frankly I learned nothing. I am hoping your other videos are more of a tutorial. what when where, technics.
I'm sorry to hear that you weren't pleased. There are many videos on here with tons of information and tutorials. I hope you are able to explore my channel and find what you are looking for. Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment though, I appreciate it.