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I don't have a van, but I do have a trailer with a 100 gallon water tank. I think a lot of it depends on your wash technique and your pressure washer. I have gas powered pressure washer 2400 psi, 2.4gpm, I use less than 20 gallons per car. I've washed and detailed five 21 foot cargo trailers...

I had a similar situation last year, except mine was blow in insulation that had covered several vehicles. I explained to the customers that I had to be paid before the vehicle left my property......either the customer had to pay me or the insulation company had to pay me before the vehicle...

Hey Mike....try premiumautodetailing.shop, mine is the one with the orange shelby cobra with the black racing stripes. Thanks!

We use it a lot in my shop. Its my go to product for vehicles that need a two step but the customers budget does not cover a two step job. Long buff cycle, low dusting, can control the amount of cut or how well it finishes down based on the pad. I pair it up with the beast and get excellent...

@premiumautodetailing.shop I post daily on instagram, which directly feeds to my facebook. Instagram and all other forms of social media are great tools for advertising and marketing your business. It also lets people see my work, some of the different services my shop offers and all the...

I'll add some tide plus with fabreze to my APC when cleaning the interior. I'll give the entire interior a thorough cleaning, including the headliner, I'll also use an extractor and steamer. My last step is to run an Ozone machine in the vehicle with the A/C system set on recirculate. This...

There are always going to be customers that think your prices are too high. When a customer questions my prices, I'll respond by breaking down my services, giving a thorough explanation of what my services included, including some of the different pieces of equipment I will be using. I'll also...

You can take two similar ladders and make scaffolding with a 2 x 12.

Not a silly question.....yes, absolutely. Once in a while I get a customer ask me the same question. Some have told me that other shops they have been to have not detailed the roof.

Looks great! I'm a fan of IGL, Premier has always seemed to streak for me. I've never tried applying it with a machine and a foam pad. Will have to give it a try

Over the years I find myself going back to microfiber cutting pads trying them out over and over......I just can't seem to get use to them. I'm with Mike, the beast, foam cutting pad and a good compound is my go to.

I also saw concern that ozone machines may effect stereo equipment/speakers from the way ozone machines create O3 using electric charge. Have you ever had any trouble with this or read that as well? I’ve never once heard this but as I was reading around a few people commented about that on some...

Unfortunately, I can't remember the brand of my machine, it's in the shop. I've been using it for several years for odor elimination and it has more than payed for itself. From what I have read, you need to run the machine for 30 - 60 minutes to kill pathogens and viruses.

I'm in New Jersey, I did my last two details on Saturday. All non-essential businesses have been ordered to close. Business started slowing down for me about two weeks ago. I had 7 cancellations last week. 2020 started off really strong for me,business was up 350 percent in January and...

I can't say for sure about tea stains, but both work very well on coffee.

LA Totally Awesome and Folex both work really well. Can't beat the price on LA Totally Awesome, $1 at the dollar store.

Looks great!

Good Luck and wish you success. I was in the same situation, I opened my shop October 2018. Most of my equipment came right out of my mobile trailer.

If you are looking for longevity I would move away from waxes and look at sealants or blends.

I would keep it simple but catchy with the use of colors. You don't need a ton of information on your card, it gets to busy. As far asl listing brands of products you use....most of my customers would not have a clue.