Wow, great job on the SUV, it looks fantastic, it looked just trashed before you worked on it. I'm sure your customer will be ecstatic about the final results! Thanks for sharing!
Phil, I enjoy the amount of time you take to explain your processes. It is very helpful. Also, thank you for the free downloads on the forms. Kudos to you and Jess!
Definitely has grown into my favorite detailing channel and I watch many of them. The realistic expectation of running a business, while educating and having fun. Keep up the good work!
Just incredible! The TW Rapid Decon is part of my arsenal for wheel cleaning/decon. I spray it directly on my rotors to eliminate surface rust. Such a spectacular and versatile product! Anyway, you must have been looked at as heroes to the company who hired you to restore the finish of these vehicles. Well done.
I've been using Hydes rust Serum for that after a wash but it's expensive. $30 to $32 for 16Oz with shipping. Are you spraying the rotors down then rinsing them off and not getting the rust after the car starts to dry? I have a few bottles of the Rapid Decon but have been using it as a quick spray down iron remover every few months.
Thanks for sharing. After we wash we always get rust on the rotors. So usually I will drive the vehicle a few hundred feet and gently press the brakes to dry them. That will stop the rust. People don’t realize that their rotors will rust all the time from rain and washing. But when they drive and use the brakes it dries them and the rust is gone. It’s only when it’s washes and left to sit is when they rust up. But again a few miles down the road braking and the rust is worn away. 😎😎
This is a really explained video Miranda my sister-in-law has a light grey New 4Runner with a lot of what it looks to be rust dots I’m going to try and see if I can make it look much better I was looking for a video but this video is just what I needed to see. Keep up the great job.🎉
I love the channel and all that you guys do so I wanted to point out something that may be helpful in approaching other decon jobs in the future. The reason it seemingly will react forever application after application is because it doesn't dissolve the entire particle. Basically it interacts with ferrous metals in an exothermic reaction. What this accomplishes is that the particle itself is now rounded off and smoother because the rough edges keeping it bonded to the surface have been used as fuel in that exothermic reaction and burned off. Subsequently you now have a more rounded off particle that's hopefully no longer bonded strongly to the surface you're trying to remove it from, and you're able to remove it via manual removal (pressure washer/wash mitt/clay or clay mitt). This is why you see the different results in different surfaces. The glass and plastics are harder and the particles aren't able to grab into them as hard, The hood having been re-painted would have a softer clear coat due to less curing which allowed the particles to embed deeper and etch the actual surface. You can and do completely get rid of some of the particles, but it's only the really small ones that'll be consumed with the first couple shots of chemical. At some point yes you can throw more and more chemical and run out of particles for it to react with but what we're working towards is a question of diminishing returns. After a few shots of chemical You're likely left with bigger particles only on the surface, but they're rounded off enough to be removed from the surface manually with much less effort than throwing more chemical at it. At that stage it's also likely going to be pretty much clear whether or not you're going to polish so even if you're worried about micro marring you shouldn't be since you're likely going to polish any surface that would have needed more than a couple shots of chemical anyway. Hopefully this helps someone out there and maybe saves them a bit of money and energy the next time they're working on a heavily contaminated surface.
You did a fantastic job on this vehicle. The one question I have, though, is what is “rust overspray”? I’ve had rust contamination before, but overspray is something I’ve never heard of.
Thanks! This rust overspray came from a business that installed some machinery and it spit out a plume of rust particles over a parking lot over tons of vehicles.
Gr8 Vid guys! Turtle Wax is loving you with your use of the Rapid Decon - what a display of what it can do! That stuff is terrific. Nice work overall - really good results. Gonna be some happy clients - beats a time consuming and potentially crappy repaint!
Wow that was really bad rust. I guess I don't understand rust spray? Huh? Sounds crazy. Just finished my CSL ceramic coating! Waiting for friend to pick up his pickup. Can't wait to see his face. It really turned out great! Hi wife.
Lookin’ beautiful! That decon was nuts! Such crazy bleeding. I have a question: it seems like a lot of detailers leave the license plate on the vehicle. Do you do this? If so, what is your reasoning? I pull the license plate off just to do a wash (personal vehicles) - seems like a lot of dirt would get left behind otherwise. Your thoughts on this?
Hi. Thanks! I remove the plate once I get it inside and start polishing. I usually just do a quick wipe with a damp towel and onr behind the plate. But I only do that for larger jobs like this and coating jobs. Full details we don’t bother removing plates.
Awesome work, crazy how instant the rust reaction was!!! Curious if you think the pre-wash and hand wash would have been more effective using CarPro Descale as it tends to break through etchings a lot better?
Hi Phil, I'm professional detailer and your videos have been a true blessing to me. I would likento know where to get those agreement and inspection forms? P.S. I like to see a little more of Missy. Love 🐈.
Hi! Thanks so much!! I made the forms myself. I linked them in the description. But I will link them here for you also www.mirandadetailing.com/mobileproductsandtools.html I do have more of Missy coming soon! 🐈 😎👍🏼
Hi thanks! Excellent question! Claying doesn’t remove etching unfortunately. It’s just for bonded grittiness on the surface. If it has etched into the paint it needs polishing to remove that. 😎👍🏼
Did you dilute the decon or use it straight? Also, I was at MaxShine this past weekend & your channel was mentioned as a great way for detailers to learn🙌🏼 I was the only one in the class that said I watch you as well as others on CZcams 👍🏼
Great stuff!! Have a quick question Phil. I can coat my mother's new vehicle this week end and it's all dusty do to road work in my neighborhood. Can I give it a foam wash?
It looks like you run the 5” pad on your cordless SPTA is that true? I just got mine per your recommendation and love it. Kind of curious how the M18 battery will run in it but it’s awesome as is.
Koch Chemie SFN and AF, which is the best Decon soap? It says max ratio is 1:50 and 1:100. Is that for a foam gun? Hard to believe that small amount will give a Decon. FANTASTIC video! Hybrid Solutions really worked on those iron deposits. Very impressive. So was the new sprayer
They are both really strong soaps. Either one will work great. I have used the Super foam SFN as a pre wash and foam edit on a buggy front of a vehicle and it melts away bugs like crazy!!
Phil, Was that Rubber Tire Cleaner one of the most impressive you've seen post APC rinse? I've not seen you guys ever get a tire that brown after the apc rinse. Also fwiw, I'm sure you're a lifesaver to the company/customer, but if I was the vehicle owner, I'd have been beyond mad about all of this.
Hi. Yeah it was!! Usually the APC rinse on the tires will get some grime off. But man this Oberk tire cleaner is nuts!! Oh yeah the owners were so MAD! But all is well now. We have a bunch of the vehicles coming in and we making them look better then ever!! 😎👍🏼
Wow, great job removing those spots, Phil! Quick question: You mentioned that you initially did a test spot using a hand polish. I have a 2021 Mazda6, and some of the readings on the hood are 3.1 mils 😳 I don't want to touch it with ANY machine, but am considering polishing by hand before applying Gyeon Can Coat Evo. What polish would you recommend for hand application, or at that depth would you just leave it alone period? Thanks, Phil!
Hi. Thanks! Oh boy! 3.1mils?! Crazy! You could just do a quick machine polish with a black soft pad and CarPro Essence Plus. It doesn’t have abrasives in it, and it will also leave Si02 behind.
Fantastic video and outstanding work as always! Can you use an all wheel & tire cleaner in the electric sprayer? Or, is it more designed for detail type sprays?
Hi thanks. You can any chemical in those sprayers. If they are strong chemicals I put the remainder back in the Gallon and rinse out the spray really well. That way the chemicals won’t eat up the pumps.
What is a cost effective pre treatment before washing that is safe for coatings ? Also how come my spigot where the hose connects to it is still leaking water bad Got a brand new hose and the rubber is fine still leaking how far do you really tighten it and how far do you really turn the spigot ? The water come out so fast just turning the spigot a little and always has a big drip drip coming from where the hose meets the spigot
You can use any shampoo as a pre wash actaully. but this one is strong without being too aggressive. amzn.to/3Nd1wKT Sorry to hear about the water leaking. Not sure what could be the problem.
Hey Phil, I have a question. I am a mobile detailer and I want my clients to have the longest lasting paint protection quickly. Problem is that when I tell them that I’ll claybar, it leaves behind marring and I usually have to machine apply a wax. My question is does machine applying a wax or sealent last longer that a spray coating like 303 graphene spray coating and grout’s garage 3-1? Because it seems sometimes like the sprays might last longer. Also, can I top one of the spray coatings on top of a machine applied wax/sealent?
Hi Excellent question! So instead of using a typical liquid wax or sealant you could just opt to use a fine polish and machine apply just like you would the wax/sealant. basically your lightly and quickly polishing. then you can use a spray coating like you mentioned. the polishing doesn't have to be true polishing, just quick application. basically follow the principle in this video czcams.com/video/xs61MCZ4n3w/video.html You can also choose a ceramic polish that has protection in it like an all in one polish and then top it with a spray coating also. that way the ceramics bond and you get better protection. like this czcams.com/video/0nVc7d_fpQ8/video.html
@@MirandaDetailing ok great! So right now one of my packages is a “full detail” but it doesn’t include polishing. Should I take clay baring out of that package if I don’t plan on polishing? (I have a “Premium detail” package which is my full detail but with a light polish)
That’s up to you. I build everything into my services to make it more valuable to the customer and to get a better end result. Since removing marring is so easy and quick I almost always clay bar and machine apply a sealant for those services. The resists are always amazing. But it’s up to you. Give it a try and see how the end results turn out.
Damn! That was downright nasty! Having worked in the detail department of a high-end body shop (the shop I worked in was the only certified Rolls Royce and Bentley repair facility in New England)... that "wrinkle" is a run in the paint that accumulated in the gap between the scoop and the hood.
Hi. I have heard of people doing that, but i'm not really on board with it, only because I want the full strength of the decon to work since there is already water on the surface. but maybe ill try making some samples and see how it works.
Hi! Im a mobile detailer starting out of my truck also in the RVA area. Is there any way i could get any advice from you on obtaining customers and getting my name out there? This is the only money making avenue that Im truly passionate about and would love to one day be able to quit my job installing irrigation and detail fulltime!
Hi! That’s great! So we do have official training through The Detailing Workshop. We can do one on one training for a day or two. Check out the website www.thedetailingworkshop.com. Feel free to call or email and we can set that up.
How did you like the electric sprayer from car supplies warehouse Phil!? I was just asking about that thing yesterday. Was thinking of getting it for mckees N914 waterless wash and APC pre spray when needed.
@@MirandaDetailing Thank you I am still learning a lot about car detailing. Im a software engineer but for some odd reason enjoy detailing my cars. Your knowledge is really impressive. Good job on the channel.
@@MirandaDetailing when you are holding your camera and pointing at the work you are doing, the focusing and camera shake make it hard to watch sometimes, perhaps use a head mount or chest cam or have your wife film as you are talking.
Another great job guy's. Awesome all that rust was removed, I'm sure you saved this client thousand's of dollars 💯 love the customer form and the clipboard 📋 that's great insurance and looks really professional! 💯👍🧽🧼
The link for the free forms and products is this www.mirandadetailing.com/productsandtools.html
Thanks
You and Jess did a terrific job polishing a TRD. Thank you,
Wow, great job on the SUV, it looks fantastic, it looked just trashed before you worked on it. I'm sure your customer will be ecstatic about the final results! Thanks for sharing!
Phil, I enjoy the amount of time you take to explain your processes. It is very helpful. Also, thank you for the free downloads on the forms. Kudos to you and Jess!
You’re welcome!!! 😎👍🏼
Definitely has grown into my favorite detailing channel and I watch many of them.
The realistic expectation of running a business, while educating and having fun. Keep up the good work!
Thanks man!! 😎👍🏼
@@MirandaDetailing You’re welcome! Thank you!
Wild!! Way to go Phil, this is one of your best videos. 👍🏼👍🏼
Just incredible! The TW Rapid Decon is part of my arsenal for wheel cleaning/decon. I spray it directly on my rotors to eliminate surface rust. Such a spectacular and versatile product! Anyway, you must have been looked at as heroes to the company who hired you to restore the finish of these vehicles. Well done.
I've been using Hydes rust Serum for that after a wash but it's expensive. $30 to $32 for 16Oz with shipping. Are you spraying the rotors down then rinsing them off and not getting the rust after the car starts to dry? I have a few bottles of the Rapid Decon but have been using it as a quick spray down iron remover every few months.
Thanks for sharing. After we wash we always get rust on the rotors. So usually I will drive the vehicle a few hundred feet and gently press the brakes to dry them. That will stop the rust. People don’t realize that their rotors will rust all the time from rain and washing. But when they drive and use the brakes it dries them and the rust is gone. It’s only when it’s washes and left to sit is when they rust up. But again a few miles down the road braking and the rust is worn away. 😎😎
I bet you made a killing on this deal..... 10 cars.
Phil and Jess as always awesome job....
That's an incredible amount of industrial fallout. Stellar work as always! 👊🏼
This is a really explained video Miranda my sister-in-law has a light grey New 4Runner with a lot of what it looks to be rust dots I’m going to try and see if I can make it look much better I was looking for a video but this video is just what I needed to see. Keep up the great job.🎉
Thanks! 😎👍🏼
I love the channel and all that you guys do so I wanted to point out something that may be helpful in approaching other decon jobs in the future.
The reason it seemingly will react forever application after application is because it doesn't dissolve the entire particle. Basically it interacts with ferrous metals in an exothermic reaction. What this accomplishes is that the particle itself is now rounded off and smoother because the rough edges keeping it bonded to the surface have been used as fuel in that exothermic reaction and burned off. Subsequently you now have a more rounded off particle that's hopefully no longer bonded strongly to the surface you're trying to remove it from, and you're able to remove it via manual removal (pressure washer/wash mitt/clay or clay mitt). This is why you see the different results in different surfaces. The glass and plastics are harder and the particles aren't able to grab into them as hard, The hood having been re-painted would have a softer clear coat due to less curing which allowed the particles to embed deeper and etch the actual surface.
You can and do completely get rid of some of the particles, but it's only the really small ones that'll be consumed with the first couple shots of chemical.
At some point yes you can throw more and more chemical and run out of particles for it to react with but what we're working towards is a question of diminishing returns. After a few shots of chemical You're likely left with bigger particles only on the surface, but they're rounded off enough to be removed from the surface manually with much less effort than throwing more chemical at it.
At that stage it's also likely going to be pretty much clear whether or not you're going to polish so even if you're worried about micro marring you shouldn't be since you're likely going to polish any surface that would have needed more than a couple shots of chemical anyway.
Hopefully this helps someone out there and maybe saves them a bit of money and energy the next time they're working on a heavily contaminated surface.
Thanks for the info! Very informative! That’s exactly what we have found to be the case through the years. 😎👍🏼
Bro you have the BEST thumbnails. I was compelled to click on the video. I was not disappointed!! 👏🏻
Thanks!! I have been working hard to improve them! 😎👍🏼
Great process and didn’t leave anything out Phil great result that was a tricky one 🙌🏻🇬🇧
Thanks Man! 👍
You did a fantastic job on this vehicle. The one question I have, though, is what is “rust overspray”? I’ve had rust contamination before, but overspray is something I’ve never heard of.
Thanks! This rust overspray came from a business that installed some machinery and it spit out a plume of rust particles over a parking lot over tons of vehicles.
Fabulous Job Phil
Great work Phil, great information and presentation.
I can smell this video from here. Great results!
😎👍🏼
Excellent video
Thank you for sharing, It was a pleasure to meet you both at the SDC last week.
Stay safe
Kevin Atwell
Thanks sir! It certainly was a pleasure meeting you also! 😎👍🏼
Gr8 Vid guys! Turtle Wax is loving you with your use of the Rapid Decon - what a display of what it can do! That stuff is terrific. Nice work overall - really good results. Gonna be some happy clients - beats a time consuming and potentially crappy repaint!
You know your stuff! I learn so much from you man!
Great videos as always. Love your work guys!
Thanks for bringing such great content to us!
Excellent results you two👍. Wow! Big fan of EOD detail spray; excellent gloss and makes the pearl in the paint come alive👌
Excellent job on the Toyota! That was some major iron there. Cool to see the paint reaction. 👍🇨🇦
Great work! I just had something similar with rust in our last video. It wasn't nearly as bad as yours but just using an iron remover did wonders.
Thats was awesome Phil! It was sooo satisfying watching the iron removal roll off the hood while hosing it down. 👍
Autoglym Magma is fantastic stuff for decon
Top notch job as always guys. I got to get me that sprayer
Another great job guys. You have become my favorite detailing channel.
Thanks! 😎👍🏼
Loved the purple reaction, great stuff 👍😁
Wow that was really bad rust. I guess I don't understand rust spray? Huh? Sounds crazy.
Just finished my CSL ceramic coating! Waiting for friend to pick up his pickup. Can't wait to see his face. It really turned out great! Hi wife.
Awesome Phil, Papacut and glawsome wax Ftw!!!! Useing it today!
Oh yea baby🔥😎 i love TW rapid wheel decon! Very Impressive 👌
TW definitely did their HW
Great video and results. I'd say the probable reason for more etching on the bonnet was additional heat from the engine.
Thanks! Yeah that could be true! I found out it was repainted 2 twos before it got the rust overspray on it! 😭😭😭😭.
Lookin’ beautiful! That decon was nuts! Such crazy bleeding. I have a question: it seems like a lot of detailers leave the license plate on the vehicle. Do you do this? If so, what is your reasoning? I pull the license plate off just to do a wash (personal vehicles) - seems like a lot of dirt would get left behind otherwise. Your thoughts on this?
Hi. Thanks! I remove the plate once I get it inside and start polishing. I usually just do a quick wipe with a damp towel and onr behind the plate. But I only do that for larger jobs like this and coating jobs. Full details we don’t bother removing plates.
Wow came out amazing brother.
Great work!
Wow great job
Awesome work, crazy how instant the rust reaction was!!! Curious if you think the pre-wash and hand wash would have been more effective using CarPro Descale as it tends to break through etchings a lot better?
Thanks! Maybe I’ll try that next time on the other jobs coming in.
Hi Phil, I'm professional detailer and your videos have been a true blessing to me. I would likento know where to get those agreement and inspection forms?
P.S. I like to see a little more of Missy. Love 🐈.
Hi! Thanks so much!! I made the forms myself. I linked them in the description. But I will link them here for you also
www.mirandadetailing.com/mobileproductsandtools.html
I do have more of Missy coming soon! 🐈 😎👍🏼
Excellent job!! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 TW decon worked great!! Have you tried Gtechniq W6 iron & fallout remover? That stuff is insanely good!!
Thanks! Yes it’s awesome also! More pricey however. But still a great option.
@@MirandaDetailing definitely more pricey, you’re right!
Hello Phil, why not perform a light clay before polishing to possibly avoid polishing? Wouldn't claying remove the etching? Love your videos!
Hi thanks! Excellent question!
Claying doesn’t remove etching unfortunately. It’s just for bonded grittiness on the surface. If it has etched into the paint it needs polishing to remove that. 😎👍🏼
@@MirandaDetailing understood, thank you!
Did you dilute the decon or use it straight? Also, I was at MaxShine this past weekend & your channel was mentioned as a great way for detailers to learn🙌🏼 I was the only one in the class that said I watch you as well as others on CZcams 👍🏼
Hi. I have heard of others diluting iron decons, but I don’t. I want it full strength. It’s designed to use straight anyway.
@@MirandaDetailing Correct, I only asked because you did it by the sink & I might have heard the water running 👍🏼
Oh I see. I was just rinsing the outside. 😎👍🏼
Great stuff!! Have a quick question Phil. I can coat my mother's new vehicle this week end and it's all dusty do to road work in my neighborhood. Can I give it a foam wash?
Hi. Thanks. If it’s been a week yeah I would it and rinse it and see it that does the trick.
Super nice job you guys 😊
Always satisfying to watch your videos 🔥🔥 we’re can I buy those electric sprayers ?
Hi. I have them linked in the description. But I’ll link it here also.
Use code Miranda10 for 10% off.
bit.ly/3NTULPw
It looks like you run the 5” pad on your cordless SPTA is that true? I just got mine per your recommendation and love it. Kind of curious how the M18 battery will run in it but it’s awesome as is.
Hi. Yes we use 5.5 inch pads on thr 5 inch backing plate. we love it!
Koch Chemie SFN and AF, which is the best Decon soap? It says max ratio is 1:50 and 1:100. Is that for a foam gun? Hard to believe that small amount will give a Decon. FANTASTIC video! Hybrid Solutions really worked on those iron deposits. Very impressive. So was the new sprayer
They are both really strong soaps. Either one will work great. I have used the Super foam SFN as a pre wash and foam edit on a buggy front of a vehicle and it melts away bugs like crazy!!
Phil, Was that Rubber Tire Cleaner one of the most impressive you've seen post APC rinse? I've not seen you guys ever get a tire that brown after the apc rinse.
Also fwiw, I'm sure you're a lifesaver to the company/customer, but if I was the vehicle owner, I'd have been beyond mad about all of this.
Hi. Yeah it was!! Usually the APC rinse on the tires will get some grime off. But man this Oberk tire cleaner is nuts!!
Oh yeah the owners were so MAD! But all is well now. We have a bunch of the vehicles coming in and we making them look better then ever!! 😎👍🏼
Wow, great job removing those spots, Phil! Quick question: You mentioned that you initially did a test spot using a hand polish. I have a 2021 Mazda6, and some of the readings on the hood are 3.1 mils 😳 I don't want to touch it with ANY machine, but am considering polishing by hand before applying Gyeon Can Coat Evo. What polish would you recommend for hand application, or at that depth would you just leave it alone period? Thanks, Phil!
Hi. Thanks! Oh boy! 3.1mils?! Crazy! You could just do a quick machine polish with a black soft pad and CarPro Essence Plus. It doesn’t have abrasives in it, and it will also leave Si02 behind.
@@MirandaDetailing Awesome! I'll give that a try. Thanks, Phil!
Great video Phil, you both did a great job... 1 down 9 to go
Fantastic video and outstanding work as always! Can you use an all wheel & tire cleaner in the electric sprayer? Or, is it more designed for detail type sprays?
Hi thanks. You can any chemical in those sprayers. If they are strong chemicals I put the remainder back in the Gallon and rinse out the spray really well. That way the chemicals won’t eat up the pumps.
Great job as usual, thanks for the forms good to have. Which microfiber pads do you recommend for compounding?
Thanks! You’re welcome! We love the Meguiars Microfiber cutting discs.
bit.ly/34lnL0H
Use code Miranda10 for 10% off
How much did you charge for the iron removal from the vehicle?
Hi. This job was a custom detailing service. It ranges from $350-$600
did you guys dilute the iron remover or use it as is?
Hi. We use it straight undiluted.
Where can I get those nozzle caps for the KCx gallons ?
Hi. You mean these? bit.ly/3b0BBsw
Love you guys! Keep up the great work and videos. I’m curious where you got your forms or did you create them yourselves?
Thanks!
I design the forms myself. I used free pics of the cars in those blocks and just added them to the form. 👍🏼😎
@@MirandaDetailing thank you. Excellent idea that I need to consider adding to my business.
What is a cost effective pre treatment before washing that is safe for coatings ? Also how come my spigot where the hose connects to it is still leaking water bad Got a brand new hose and the rubber is fine still leaking how far do you really tighten it and how far do you really turn the spigot ? The water come out so fast just turning the spigot a little and always has a big drip drip coming from where the hose meets the spigot
You can use any shampoo as a pre wash actaully. but this one is strong without being too aggressive. amzn.to/3Nd1wKT
Sorry to hear about the water leaking. Not sure what could be the problem.
What would a job like that run price wise for the customer?
Hi. Our details like this range form $350-$600
Awesome video/product review/content good friend.
Hey Phil, I have a question. I am a mobile detailer and I want my clients to have the longest lasting paint protection quickly. Problem is that when I tell them that I’ll claybar, it leaves behind marring and I usually have to machine apply a wax. My question is does machine applying a wax or sealent last longer that a spray coating like 303 graphene spray coating and grout’s garage 3-1? Because it seems sometimes like the sprays might last longer.
Also, can I top one of the spray coatings on top of a machine applied wax/sealent?
Hi Excellent question! So instead of using a typical liquid wax or sealant you could just opt to use a fine polish and machine apply just like you would the wax/sealant. basically your lightly and quickly polishing. then you can use a spray coating like you mentioned. the polishing doesn't have to be true polishing, just quick application.
basically follow the principle in this video czcams.com/video/xs61MCZ4n3w/video.html
You can also choose a ceramic polish that has protection in it like an all in one polish and then top it with a spray coating also. that way the ceramics bond and you get better protection. like this czcams.com/video/0nVc7d_fpQ8/video.html
@@MirandaDetailing ok great! So right now one of my packages is a “full detail” but it doesn’t include polishing. Should I take clay baring out of that package if I don’t plan on polishing? (I have a “Premium detail” package which is my full detail but with a light polish)
That’s up to you. I build everything into my services to make it more valuable to the customer and to get a better end result. Since removing marring is so easy and quick I almost always clay bar and machine apply a sealant for those services. The resists are always amazing. But it’s up to you. Give it a try and see how the end results turn out.
@@MirandaDetailing will do thanks Phil!
Damn! That was downright nasty! Having worked in the detail department of a high-end body shop (the shop I worked in was the only certified Rolls Royce and Bentley repair facility in New England)... that "wrinkle" is a run in the paint that accumulated in the gap between the scoop and the hood.
Is the company responsible for all this damage? Or do they get away with doing this to all these vehicles?
Oh no. The company is compensated them.
Hey brother! Any issues with diluting iron Decon or always straight?
Hi. I have heard of people doing that, but i'm not really on board with it, only because I want the full strength of the decon to work since there is already water on the surface. but maybe ill try making some samples and see how it works.
@@MirandaDetailing cool thanks brother ! I always do straight just wondering if it was effective diluted :)
Hi! Im a mobile detailer starting out of my truck also in the RVA area. Is there any way i could get any advice from you on obtaining customers and getting my name out there? This is the only money making avenue that Im truly passionate about and would love to one day be able to quit my job installing irrigation and detail fulltime!
Hi! That’s great! So we do have official training through The Detailing Workshop. We can do one on one training for a day or two. Check out the website www.thedetailingworkshop.com.
Feel free to call or email and we can set that up.
Miranda Detailing Awesome! Ill certainly contact y’all tomorrow!
Sounds good
How did you like the electric sprayer from car supplies warehouse Phil!? I was just asking about that thing yesterday. Was thinking of getting it for mckees N914 waterless wash and APC pre spray when needed.
It’s awesome man!! I definitely recommend it.
@@MirandaDetailing sweet!
Impressive, very nice.
:D
You destroyed such a unique colour! It was like a kitchen top!
🤣🤣🤣. Like Corian countertop!!
Love the spray bottle 😁 does the charge last well ? 👍
It’s awesome! Yes it lasts weeks!
@@MirandaDetailing Brilliant 👍and I can actually by this in the Uk 🥳 from car supplies warehouse 😁
How did you do the reading of the paint? What did you use ?
Hi. I used this bit.ly/3pOxfta
@@MirandaDetailing Thank you I am still learning a lot about car detailing. Im a software engineer but for some odd reason enjoy detailing my cars. Your knowledge is really impressive. Good job on the channel.
What's the battery spray bottle called?
Hi. Its in the links below, but ill link it here for you also. bit.ly/3NTULPw
I gonna get my car rusted to play with it too!!!!
🤣🤣🤣😎👍🏼
Really enjoy your videos, however you need to improve on your camera work.
Hi. Thanks. How so?
@@MirandaDetailing when you are holding your camera and pointing at the work you are doing, the focusing and camera shake make it hard to watch sometimes, perhaps use a head mount or chest cam or have your wife film as you are talking.
Oh I see. Ok thanks.
Wow, heavily contaminated, that's nuts!🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️
I also would have loved to play too👌😄😄
Reach, reach,...that happens to me too😄😄
24 hours later 😆. You really do like to talk! 🤣
おっさんくっちゃべってねぇではよ作業せぇや！
What do you mean?
If you were to have washed the car then done iron Decon with agitation you wouldn’t have used less iron remover.
Sorry don’t know what you getting at. Can you explain what you mean? Thanks.
We should take off your orange pads from you and see what you can do. LOL
🤦🏻♂️ also take away water and shampoo and microfiber towels and….🤨
Running the backing plate on the paint might be a wee bit “rough”. 🤦
2nd
Another great job guy's. Awesome all that rust was removed, I'm sure you saved this client thousand's of dollars 💯 love the customer form and the clipboard 📋 that's great insurance and looks really professional! 💯👍🧽🧼
Thanks man!! 😎👍🏼