Best & Most Affordable Detailing Tools To Speed Up Nasty Interiors
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- Опубліковано 28 чер 2024
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Products & Tools Used Here:
Green All all purpose cleaner: Find at Oreilly's
Meguiars All Purpose Cleaner: amzn.to/3vLoNkp
Affordable detailing steamer: shrsl.com/2s437
Medium stiffness drill brushes: amzn.to/3PZIHyX
Soft Drill Brushes: amzn.to/49xdlqs
Magic erasers: amzn.to/49OWX4R
Microfiber Towels: amzn.to/3ZOwNtN
TimeCodes:
0:00 - Intro
0:38 - Cost effective all purpose cleaner
1:31 - Affordable steamer
2:26 - Using a vacuum with a steamer
3:32 - Bad business model
6:51 - Maintenance clients
7:45 - Brushes, sponges, & towels
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pink perfection is their apc mixed with some nice soap, its a nice blend and easy on the lungs
Love how fast you talk. Efficient. 💪
You can also now get The Rag Company ripping rags that are really nice and really cheap throw away towels for jobs like that too 😁
Thanks
Can you please mention if you’re affiliated or sponsored with superior products? You’ve been mentioning them non stop and it’s really not as affordable as I thought compared to ps wholesale
I noticed they are way cheaper at my O'reillys store compared to Amazon or online for some reason. Many gallons online are about 30$ but around 10-15$ at O'reillys stores i get it from 🤔
bro i told you go to oriellys tf, you dont listen
@@TrealTalk187yeah they’re definitely hiking their prices because of this guy. What a sellout
Superior has not had a price increase in a couple of years. The resellers on Amazon or other sites have higher prices due to the high price of shipping. Stop by your local O’Reilly and tell the manager you want to purchase Superior Products. They are behind the counter or can have them the next day. Free shipping.
Orielly’s website will tell you their store prices
Is it better than pink perfection?
FYI...Super Clean could be another choice? It cost about $22 (US) for 2.5 gallon and is very dilutable. Available almost anywhere...
you can get a 15 gallon for 90$ of green all.
Another Great Priceless Video!
What about Those looking to DIY there own Cars? Do you suggest using these products like the steamer too!? Thanks in advance 🔥
Actually yes! You’re not going to find less expensive and easier to use products
@wilsonautodetailing THANKS SO MUCH FOR THE REPLY 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
use green all everyday, waiting for the koch chemie nerds to hop on this
Green all or fire power?
be careful with the steamer, use it at a fixed distance, because if you put it too close to the plastic, it can create light spots that will never be washed off. Use only as an APC deactivator and wipe with a damp microfiber after brushing. It can easily overheat and damage interior surfaces at close range
Yeah I don’t even steam plastics anymore, I only use the triangle head with a microfiber on cloth these days. It would be okay on plastics but I don’t bother, waste of time and still a risk.
I understand what your saying on clients and all but where I'm at they won't pay more than 150 for the whole vehicle that's why I only get certain clients it's crazy but that's the rural life I guess
I detail in a rural area. Ticket prices are indeed lower than urban areas. Create some packages that are around $100 some $150 some at $200 so I'm at $250. Each one with a little more value added. You'll start having people take you up on the more expensive detail as long as the value is there. My average detail price used to be around $100 now it's $250 to $300. Not so much because I've raised my prices but because I've added more value to the service. I'm able to do a lot in a short amount of time for less than a lot of my competition. I'm not the cheapest in my area but I'm by far not the most expensive.
@@SirMcNugzLuver I gotcha my average starts at 170 I get quality people who know you get what you pay for and the repeat customers are the ones that like the quality of work I do I still think where I work at henders me some but I'm not giving up thanks for the input very much
Yes a (affordable) mobile steamer can be a good tool. However, if you run out of water, now you're stuck waiting for it to cool off in order to open the cap to refill it, then waiting for it to heat up again. So, are you really saving time or money???
Get a steamer with a draw tube. From there it's just changing the bottle
Its Simple Green, Green Monster, etc, with a different name. Detailers have been using thisnfor years. I have said this FOREVER! Even when you or others mentioned all those other interior products. Simple Green, Purple Power, etc, money saving, the best. Simple Green is a interior detailer, shampooer, it does it all.
its not the same thing
I dont charge hourly because we dont take hours. I guess its the years doing this. We charge per job for ehats needed.
My anxiety level is way up.....need to slow down the video in order to really appreciate the information. 🤪🤪
omg, that was some fast talking
First
I bet this guy actually has a deep voice like Michael Clark Duncan but just as he likes to speed up his detailing jobs he speeds up these videos and sound the way he does in the videos. Lol.
Hahaha could be true…
I see why it takes hours. You use too many items for the door when you can use two to three.
Seeing you steam that speaker grill so much makes me cringe. The steam will destroy the paper speaker behind it, especially if someone has expensive aftermarket speakers behind it like I do.
This guy is so destructive and overly aggressive. Who uses a drill brush on everything? Steam to dissolve adhesives, APC on everything to dissolve plastics