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Hello. So I got a vehicle and the seats seam like they have been dyed in the past as I can see just a slight bit of color on my towel after cleaning them with D181. I know on the back of the bottle it says not to use on unfinished leather and I am not sure if that also includes leather that has...

so what would you say you do most to get texture clean with it.. spray it on, scrub with a brush, wipe off, then blow out crevices? seems like what I would do .. dont know.

lol the tools not a problem .. it looks like something exploded until I am done. Before I vacuumed I used a big air compressor to blow stuff from between the seats, under the seats, crevices. and then out of the vehicle. The video thing sounds like an idea. But just thinking about it I am just...

ok so here it is... for everything that I mentioned. I started at 9 and stopped at 6:35. There was about an hour and a half break in there. (a bit longer than I wanted. Had to deal with google adwords claiming my site is infected, which it's not) I have NO idea how you guys are doing or saying...

Ya I told him what all went into it and the price.. which was 300. It should have been in the 350 to 400 range.. maybe 350. Just for how long it took. It took longer than I thought I would. Wich is the case with both super duty trucks so far. But both pretty dang dirty. You could tell they were...

I might have to do that if I get another super duty like these last two

Hmm that's interesting. Yours must not get very dirty. At least not like these last two super duty trucks I've done

Hello. So after doing my second ford Super Duty truck. I am wondering how long it takes or would take you to do something like this. I am washing the truck and doing the full interior. Wash each wheel separately, super degreaser on front for bug removal, door jambs, foam the truck, go over trim...

Well I have been on google Adwords and Bing ads for awhile now. Just recently started with Facebook boosted posts .. which did really good on getting people to comment, but no much else. Just getting into Facebook ads as it has more targeting, Just set up a slide show today to see how that...

Thanks a lot for the information! I dont know why I didnt get a notification about this when you posted it. It seems like your pitch is a bit more sales based than what I do. It is something I have been thinking about doing lately instead of the more normal conversation. It is interesting that...

Thats interesting. I havent had but like two ask me if I am mobile. Do you use the customers power and water? or do you have a water tank and generator?

Ya if you would that would be great! I am open for anything right now. Price is something that I am not really wanting to lower to compete. I have heard many times that is something that you dont want to do in a business is compete by price. Also I think that I do really good and it does take...

Ya i have been asking what are you wanting to get done to the vehicle or what are you looking to get done. I try to ask questions about it if its over the phone or online. I then tell them what I do and the price. It's at that point that they usually stop responding or something. I mean I know I...

Hello! So I am wondering about a few things. I started a detailing place about the start of march this year. I expected it to be slow at first before it really took off. I however thought it would be going a little bit better than what it is so far. I have been using google Adwords for awhile...

I just recently got a decal on my back windshield. I asked about magnets on the paint like that and the guy recommended not to do it. He said that they can hurt the clear coat of the car. They do move around and vibrate a bit. He said it traps moisture and dirt under it, of course dirt under...

well here is what I would do .. don't guess. If you havent already you should ask the owner of the car if they put a sealant or a ceramic coating or whatever on the car. Some of them will come off with polishing or compounding. Maybe try a foam cutting pad and not a microfiber.. makes sure that...

I am going to go with a yes and no. The no part is the dust just sitting there and not rubbing on the paint is fine, especially with the 20 coats. The yes part is the more the build up of dust to remove is just that much more rubbing against the paint when you go to remove it.

ya I figured it would be a good idea. do you have a way for them to sign if they are not there? like I got a guy who is starting a small car lot and I have 4 vehicles coming and he is having them delivered to me. I emailed the form and he doesnt have a fax machine. What would you do in this...

gtechniq I have heard is really good stuff. I am actually going to pick some up .. put it on my car and then offer it to customers. The thing about polishing is that you are not going to level the paint at all. The pads conform to the grooves of the orange peel and therefore will not level it...

Ya thats probably right ...probably a bad idea just for the liability really.