Curious to see more content on your interior process. Trying to fine tune mine and i like your style now that I’ve been watching you for the last couple months! Appreciate the content
Great video I can’t wait to wash my first cyber truck … I am a lil nervous about it just cause all the electronics but taking notes for sure views from Cali 🌊🌴
As a former Tesla tech, you'll be alright latching the door closed to raise the window to clean it. You can use a pocket screw driver or a pen to do it Just use the interior or exterior door handle to release it to drop the window again before you close the door. Model Xs are a little bit more finicky about it, but it's doable. To clean the screen, there is a "Screen Cleaning" option somewhere in the Service tab, I believe, that'll blank out the screen so you can wipe it down without messing with any of the apps/buttons/controls. Hope that helps!
@ I was checking out your UA-cam channel and it’s really cool content. You have a very unique style of filming and incorporating the b roll into the content… very diverse library of videos. Keep up the great work my friend! 👏
@@topstardetailingyou gotta try Koch chemie plast star bro! Trust me I was someone who used these black trim restore water based products. I used plast star and it’s next level, it’s solvent based lasts longer. An leaves a dark black matte finish, I got a shorts video on my results if you wanted to see difference
Thanks Jeff, just what I asked for. I have a client with one of these on order and I'm so not looking forward to detail it cuz its so giant and angular. Tuning in now 🤙🏁
Lol that vortex is for real 😅 and I've known for sure I put something I needed in the van for the day and I search n search to no avail lol. And thanks for the vacuum tutorial that was funny. Great tip on carwash mode in settings, never knew that, plus raising ride height ✔️
@@kirkwilson5900 it’s not that bad as long as you come prepared… it’s just like any other vehicle… after you detail 1 or 2 of them you’ll have it dialed in.
Hello Jeff, interesting video and tip about the Windex to remove the barkeepers friend! What dilution do you like with P&S Express interior cleaner? For drying towels I like the twisted loop similar to what you're using and also the Carpro Chipmunk towel. Keep the videos coming, they're great!
@@BestInClassDetailing I’m at $100 for exterior, $170 for interior or $240 for full on the cybertrucks… they are really pretty easy… only takes me about 2-2 1/2hours on them for my express package
@@jbrooker78 whatever you come up with you want to make sure the domain name and social medias are available and not be used by anyone else. I also recommend using something that is not specific to you… like if your name is Jim you don’t want to name it Jims detailing… etc this will make it difficult for you if you ever decide you want to sell your business at some point it should be something neutral that anyone can take over and operate. You want to try to come up with something that is short and simple that is very recognizable with 2 or 3 solid colors at most. I would recommend using the word detailing as well as the location of your business in the name for your llc, website, google business profile- this will help with SEO. You can have someone on fiver design you a logo and it’s pretty inexpensive
At first I didn’t believe in the rinsless hype but I finally tried it works great especially in direct sun also for mobile detailers who don’t have deionized 💧 water jeff have you tried absolute rinsless wash by p&s great product
Hey jeff if I didn’t want to go with water tank would that CR spotless portable system be a great option? You use a portable system or carry a water tank
@@josephtonn6371 I haven’t tried it yet, but I’m down to give it a shot. Are you talking about using it on stainless steel? Or just detailing other vehicles in general?
Just detailing clients cars in general. I live in Medford Oregon so our climate is similar to Vegas low humidity dry heat! Tap water is horrible so I just recently switched to rinsless wash for most of my maintenance clients. Give it a try and it will speed your contact wash up cause you skip the final rinse.
@@josephtonn6371 I carry 100 gallon water tank that I fill with spot free water and then my set up also has a CR spotless system in case I run out of water and need to fill up at a customers house, it will convert the shitty Vegas tap water to spot free. If you are doing it full time with a high amount of volume you will probably want a water tank because you will go through the CR spotless filters every few weeks and it will get pretty expensive.
@@josephtonn6371 rinseless is good for cars that are fairly clean already, but you want spotless water for dirty cars. Im doing 20-30 vehicles a week so I need the water tank
I'm definitely plug on to the port 😂😂😂😂😂 , tesla and cyber truck are fairly easy to detail , they are spacious and not compact. Love to work on those cars i just hate the vegan leather
What a great video for CyberTruck owners or detailers - thank you!
@@LogueS7 thanks brother! Appreciate your feedback 🙏
"Ya point the sucky end at the dirt" lmfao
@@Bardwellbarbell 😝
Curious to see more content on your interior process. Trying to fine tune mine and i like your style now that I’ve been watching you for the last couple months! Appreciate the content
@@ArthurMSoto Thank You 🙏
I will do a more in depth interior video at some point
Great video I can’t wait to wash my first cyber truck … I am a lil nervous about it just cause all the electronics but taking notes for sure views from Cali 🌊🌴
@@od4002 thanks brother! Don’t be nervous… it’s just a another truck ;)
Great job Top Star!
@@PolishedMobileDetailing503 thanks brother! 🙏
Excellent work I’ve never seen such a professional detailer as what you are doing
Thank you my friend! Appreciate your feedback and support 🙏
Fridge Detail🤣. Keep the Videos coming Jeff!
@@mazekop3928 maybe I should change the thumbnail to that 😂
Thanks Jeff for the content, there are a ton of these vehicles here in south Orange County!
@@jbrooker78 they are multiplying for sure!
What kind of soap did you used or any shampoo will do the job?
@@franciscomrtinaez2122 I use GSF (gentle snow foam) by koch chemie - it doesn’t have to be that brand, but it’s recommended to use a PH neutral soap
@@topstardetailing thank you for the tip 👍
Thanks for the pro tips
@@brianvega3382 🤙🏽
As a former Tesla tech, you'll be alright latching the door closed to raise the window to clean it. You can use a pocket screw driver or a pen to do it Just use the interior or exterior door handle to release it to drop the window again before you close the door. Model Xs are a little bit more finicky about it, but it's doable.
To clean the screen, there is a "Screen Cleaning" option somewhere in the Service tab, I believe, that'll blank out the screen so you can wipe it down without messing with any of the apps/buttons/controls.
Hope that helps!
@@ngofcukinway8066 thank you! Appreciate the insight from someone with your knowledge of Teslas. Cheers brother!
What a joker 😂 but still love your videos
@@JUSTCHILLBYZAZA 😝 gotta have some fun with it right? Appreciate your feedback and support for the channel! 🙏
@ anytime absolutely my brother
@ I was checking out your UA-cam channel and it’s really cool content. You have a very unique style of filming and incorporating the b roll into the content… very diverse library of videos. Keep up the great work my friend! 👏
🔥🔥🔥
@@garciasautomotivedetail5196 🤙🏽
So no wet coat on the stainless? Also what are you using to dress black trim? Thanks brother
@@BillaDaKilla I don’t use wetcoat on stainless. Mothers Back to black for trim restore.
@@topstardetailingyou gotta try Koch chemie plast star bro! Trust me I was someone who used these black trim restore water based products. I used plast star and it’s next level, it’s solvent based lasts longer. An leaves a dark black matte finish, I got a shorts video on my results if you wanted to see difference
@@JayWoodworks I really like the koch chemie products… I will give it a try
@@topstardetailingtire glaze is also very good and can be diluted
@@PolishedMobileDetailing503 it’s not too greasy?
Quick question, if a car has wheel covers, do you take the cover off to clean the actual wheel or no?
@@DerekAnz I don’t
What kind of reaction do you see when using air to dry the stainless steel?
@@the.real.Black306 Ive heard it can cause oxidation or staining, but mostly after using tap water… I think with DI water should probably be ok
Thanks Jeff, just what I asked for. I have a client with one of these on order and I'm so not looking forward to detail it cuz its so giant and angular. Tuning in now 🤙🏁
Lol that vortex is for real 😅 and I've known for sure I put something I needed in the van for the day and I search n search to no avail lol. And thanks for the vacuum tutorial that was funny. Great tip on carwash mode in settings, never knew that, plus raising ride height ✔️
@@kirkwilson5900 to this day I still have no idea where it is or what happened to it and it drives me crazy! 🙃
@@kirkwilson5900 it’s not that bad as long as you come prepared… it’s just like any other vehicle… after you detail 1 or 2 of them you’ll have it dialed in.
Hello Jeff, interesting video and tip about the Windex to remove the barkeepers friend! What dilution do you like with P&S Express interior cleaner? For drying towels I like the twisted loop similar to what you're using and also the Carpro Chipmunk towel. Keep the videos coming, they're great!
@@Brian-xn7ns thank you! Appreciate the feedback! 🙏
I dilute the P&S express interior 5 to 1
It’s a boat but it is pretty fun. Min charge is $150 for cybers. The one i did was wrapped.
@@BestInClassDetailing I’m at $100 for exterior, $170 for interior or $240 for full on the cybertrucks… they are really pretty easy… only takes me about 2-2 1/2hours on them for my express package
Another great video...
But when is the workout video coming??
@@jamesjgtst thank you my friend! Cheers
Hey man, what mic do you use during this videos?
@@DerekAnz not sure, that would be a question for my media manager @ReyesTheEntrepreneur
@@topstardetailing ok, thank yoy
Question for you Jeff, Do you have some advice on picking out a name for your detailing business?
@@jbrooker78 whatever you come up with you want to make sure the domain name and social medias are available and not be used by anyone else. I also recommend using something that is not specific to you… like if your name is Jim you don’t want to name it Jims detailing… etc this will make it difficult for you if you ever decide you want to sell your business at some point it should be something neutral that anyone can take over and operate. You want to try to come up with something that is short and simple that is very recognizable with 2 or 3 solid colors at most. I would recommend using the word detailing as well as the location of your business in the name for your llc, website, google business profile- this will help with SEO.
You can have someone on fiver design you a logo and it’s pretty inexpensive
@@topstardetailing Awesome, thank you Jeff for taking the time to answer and explain everything, much appreciated.
@@jbrooker78 cheers brother!
At first I didn’t believe in the rinsless hype but I finally tried it works great especially in direct sun also for mobile detailers who don’t have deionized 💧 water jeff have you tried absolute rinsless wash by p&s great product
Hey jeff if I didn’t want to go with water tank would that CR spotless portable system be a great option? You use a portable system or carry a water tank
@@josephtonn6371 I haven’t tried it yet, but I’m down to give it a shot. Are you talking about using it on stainless steel? Or just detailing other vehicles in general?
Just detailing clients cars in general. I live in Medford Oregon so our climate is similar to Vegas low humidity dry heat! Tap water is horrible so I just recently switched to rinsless wash for most of my maintenance clients. Give it a try and it will speed your contact wash up cause you skip the final rinse.
@@josephtonn6371 I carry 100 gallon water tank that I fill with spot free water and then my set up also has a CR spotless system in case I run out of water and need to fill up at a customers house, it will convert the shitty Vegas tap water to spot free.
If you are doing it full time with a high amount of volume you will probably want a water tank because you will go through the CR spotless filters every few weeks and it will get pretty expensive.
@@josephtonn6371 rinseless is good for cars that are fairly clean already, but you want spotless water for dirty cars. Im doing 20-30 vehicles a week so I need the water tank
use the 'screen clean' function and it locks it.
Great tip! Appreciate you bro! 🤙🏽
Paint prep and very hard before you do ceramic coating for this type of vehicle stainless steel is very stubborn. Very time consuming
@@beeslandscaping yes, and normal ceramic coating is not recommended on stainless steel
I'm definitely plug on to the port 😂😂😂😂😂 , tesla and cyber truck are fairly easy to detail , they are spacious and not compact. Love to work on those cars i just hate the vegan leather
@@KingTheDetailer go for it 😂
That’s a positive way to look at it, and I agree they are fairly easy to detail.
A very expensive LG fridge with wheels.
@@aceventuraaceventura2003 yeah they’re not a good fit for everyone… myself included
It’s an awesome vehicle to drive every day.
This is exactly why cars have paint and clear coats. Stainless steels is shit
@@thewiseguy390 I agree ☝️
What's uglier than a Cybertruck? A naked Musk on a boat. F Trump
@@niacal4nia 🙄