Recent content by ryance39

Picked up a new truck a few months back. Don't think I've shared it yet.

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I'll look into all of your suggestions, thanks. I have been detailing a long time, even did it as a job on the side for a couple of years, but for whatever reason, this car, my car, I cant seem to get quite right. I'm sure I spend too much time looking for imperfections that no one else sees...

Hey everyone, its been a while since I have been real active on here. Things have settled down and I have time to get back to spending time detailing. I've got a 00 BMW 540I, in black. It has been a while since I have really cut and polished it out. Its got some RIDS and Swirls that I would...

WD-40 works really well as well on Plasti-Dip. It pretty much melts it off.

I don't detail professionally anymore, but I still do a couple cars a month. Really it is all about practice and learning the process. Certain tools can help quicken the process as well, pressure washer, air compressor, better vacuum... but the more you do it the faster you get. It's hard on...

That's actually a great point about the Element. I have a friend who has one and I've driven it a number of times. It's Awesome for the price point.

I have used both my 540I and my Jeep Cherokee and everything is fine, pressure washer is tough to fit in the BMW though. The biggest key (at least for me) is keeping things organized and in an order that you will need them. You don't want to be digging to the bottom of your big rubbermade tub...

I would suggest leaving the time framing off the menu... It locks you into something you can't totally control. We all know every situation is different. If the car is in great shape and takes you 1 hour but you told the client 2 or 3, they will think you skimped and weren't thorough. If it...

My answer may or may not help you so take it for what it is. I used to work in marketing for a larger dealer group local to me, luxury brand. When I left I used the connections I made to do some "dealer" detailing. I had business cards made up and gave them to a few sales people who I knew...

Thanks so much! A few more would be great guy! Still some time left.

Hey guys, I don't post in off topic all that often but I know autogeek is a good community of folks. I am hoping as many of you as possible could help me out. I need you to take a short 5 question survey. It's very simple. I am a senior studying PR and part of my final project is to get as many...

Spray Clear coat?

I typically do them. I look at it like this, When you wash and wax-you do the inside and outside windows right? you dont want finger prints ruining how that looks. just the same you dont want dirty jams ruining all that hard work you just put in on the interior right?

Thank you for what your doing, it's a great thing. As far as a suggestion for help you may find better luck teaching them to clean other things as well as cars. Almost band them together as a cleaning crew. Detailing will teach them the meticulousness that they will need as well as patience...