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So You Want to Be a Detailer Episode 2 A Word on Equipment, Tools, and Chemicals –“You don’t need much to “start.” One of the most common questions I hear from aspiring detailers is, “What are the essential tools and chemicals I need to get started?” or “What’s the best tool/chemical? It’s exciting to gear […]

So You Want to Be a Detailer? Here’s the Real Talk You Need to Hear First off, let me say this: detailing can be an incredibly rewarding career or side hustle. It’s a craft that allows you to transform something ordinary into something extraordinary. But—and here’s the hard truth—it’s not “easy money” like some people

Turning My World Upside Down Well, here goes nothing, folks! Brace yourselves. The Non-Foam Rinseless Wash Guy—yes, the same one you love to laugh at because I won’t shut up about rinseless washes—is actually stepping out of his bubble (pun totally intended) to try something new. It’s a big moment for me, okay? Growth isn’t easy. Change

Starting out in the detailing industry can feel overwhelming. You may face tough situations, make mistakes, and question your abilities. But don’t let these initial challenges discourage you. Success is not about avoiding difficulties—it’s about persistence, adaptability, and believing in yourself. Consider this: in a famous experiment, two groups of rats were placed in water.

When it comes to detailing, one of the biggest lessons that can save you time, money, and headaches is the idea that “less is more.” Whether you’re new to the world of detailing or just starting to improve your skills, embracing this approach will make you a more efficient, thoughtful, and results-driven detailer. As I always say,

SPECIFICALLY, ONE OF THE BETTER OPTIONS readily AVAILABLE: 303 One of my mentees reached out to me tonight about some problems he was experiencing with a product I recommended. A week or two ago, he asked for a good interior protectant that he could find at an auto parts store or Walmart. I suggested 303,

I’ve mentioned this before, but I want to share my top recommendation for cleaning and restoring rubber floor mats. It’s McKee’s Floor Mat and Cargo Liner Rejuvenator, which you can find here: https://mckees37.com/…/floor-mat-cargo-liner…. Is it a bit pricey? Yes, I admit it is. However, in my experience over the last five years, I haven’t found

Why Good Communication and Great Customer Service Are Key to a Successful Business!! Last week, I told you guys about the upcoming service on a Lincoln Nautilus Hybrid with a comprehensive detail and protection package. Despite receiving a quote from another detailer that was less than half of mine, this customer chose to trust my

****TLDR Warning. Post is long but hopefully helpful It’s 2024 and you’ve taken the plunge into the world of detailing—now it’s time to elevate your game for 2025! Here’s your roadmap to enhancing efficiency, resulting in increased profits as you move forward. Throughout my journey, I’ve had the privilege of mentoring many individuals in building

Note: This is my personal opinion based on my experience and testing. Your results may vary. This is not meant to criticize Detail.co; it’s a solid product, in my humble opinion. I’ve shared my microfiber wash care routine a few times on the board. My process differs from many others, and some might disagree with