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It used to take me a couple days too when I first started detailing. Lol only way I can detail something in four hours though is if its not that dirty inside and out, and only have to do a 1 step. But I've even spent 8 hours on a clean car sometimes... Perfectionist problems!! Lol

Awesome, thanks! (:

Just now checked this again and it is great input. I thought about getting a steamer in the past.. Where do you even get one at though?

Each car we do is a complete full detail, unless its a customer detail and they want one or the other. But we start out by prepping. I do the engine first, then wheels and tires/wells, all jambs next, and then with our system over here, we have to clay as we wash. Dry it off real quick and then...

I agree about the technique! The guy I work with actually just showed me a new technique today when buffing a black car, and it helped immensely. I know there's so many things and products to learn when it comes to detail so I want to learn as much more as possible. I have the PC 7424xp but...

That was to you allen, didn't know how to quote on here yet lol

That makes sense, I know I take too long on interiors, but there's so many cracks and crevices so i think I take too long making sire I get every spot possible. I'm also a perfectionist so I know that doesn't help

I do auto detail for a dealership. This dealership is known for having very high end cars such as lambos, Aston Martins, fiskers.. etc. Also a lot of BMW's and whatever we get in on trade. I love detailing but I often feel underestimated being a female in this type of job. My biggest issue is...