Undercarriage Detailing for lifted trucks

[Lustrous Detail]

Aloha!

Is undercarriage detailing automatically included in your prices or is it an additional service that you up sell?

 

[LSNAutoDetailingLSNAutoDetailing is verified member.]

Your package should have a car price and a Truck/SUV/Minivan price.

The higher price will cover the extra effort/work/hours and materials.

Hope this helps.

 

[Nick McKees37]

Aloha!

Is undercarriage detailing automatically included in your prices or is it an additional service that you up sell?

I would treat that like engine detailing - a separate service altogether.

Undercarriage shouldn't be too hard to clean...use a pressure washer, a good degreaser, some brushes, and then finish it off by coating the entire undercarriage with Chemical Guys Bare Bones. :dblthumb2:

 

[Lustrous Detail]

I would treat that like engine detailing - a separate service altogether.

Undercarriage shouldn't be too hard to clean...use a pressure washer, a good degreaser, some brushes, and then finish it off by coating the entire undercarriage with Chemical Guys Bare Bones. :dblthumb2:

Cool thank Nick! I love Bare Bones. is it edible?

 

[Nick McKees37]

Cool thank Nick! I love Bare Bones. is it edible?

I would stick to using it for its intended purpose.

 

[Lustrous Detail]

I would stick to using it for its intended purpose.

Aww man, ok. thanks. lol

 

[Bounty]

Aloha!

Is undercarriage detailing automatically included in your prices or is it an additional service that you up sell?

When I was charging for detailing I would include it in my total price and just price accordingly for the labor of the overall job. It's called "detailing" for a reason and I explain that door shuts, undercarriage, etc is what sets the service apart from a "car wash."

 

[GenesisCoupe]

Wheels wells i do as a part of my exterior package which i do use CG bare bones for..

As far as doing an entire underbody, i charge my hourly rate for that.