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Great question! It’s an “easy kleen” 3.6GPM 5HP 240v electric pressure washer. It costs $2500 CAD. It’s insanely powerful and overkill. You can probably run 2-3 wands off of it. I never have it at full power it’s honestly scary and the water coming out of the tip is so loud you need ear protection. I just really wanted a crazy powerful pressure washer for a very long time.

Thanks, great advice! I’m always looking to improve my efficiency.

@@amp5740 thanks for the comment! I don’t have my GoPro on hand but I do believe it’s the gopro10 with the wide angle lens. It’s an older GoPro now. I bought it a long time ago. The video quality is still pretty decent.

@@davidb.havissr.8448 hello great question! The name of the steamer is model: “carmen super inox” and the brand is Dupray. It’s pretty pricey and honestly a bit big and bulky but it is powerful and it can be extremely useful with the vacuum option. Steam extracting is pretty nice it can be tricky with the size of the attachments but it works great. If you do actually buy one get the 240v model. It’s needs 240v power it is availible in 120v but you will be very disappointed with the 120v version. I have the 240v model it works great and for how much better it is it’s not much more money. Basically the 120v model you can’t use the steam and the vacuum at the same time so that makes 0 sense. I do want a smaller steamer for lighter duty tasks with detailing. I’m looking at a $200-$300 steamer from Dupray.

@@rdeh1678 great tips thank you. One step at a time right. The leather conditioner is P&S leather conditioner. I’m just reusing the chemical guys container because it’s a nice bottle.

@JoshJecklinDetailing just keep on learning , if I recall ps should be applied with a brush and allowed to dwell for 20 minutes then go back with a Terry cloth to level the product . In time you will find what works for you and the products that actually work yet save you money. the biggest thing is being organized, at my shop each station has 3 detailing trolleys they are 3 different colors 1 cart is exterior, 1 cart is interior, and 1 is for polish/ correction. And each have there own colored brushes and micr fiber cloths. Once you are organized your flow will be so much better . Another great item to have is auto measure , for chemicals , as using to much makes the job harder , cost more in money and time. Even now I still take course once a year to keep up on all the latest developments in detailing , the best thing I ever did was get my IDA certification, last year i did the rupes advanced training class

Thanks bro appreciate it 🤘🏾

@@DeliveredDetailing-wj3qt thanks bro appreciate the good vibes 🤘🏾. It’s all just luck. I’m surprised myself. I wasn’t even thinking about a shop or looking. It’s like the stars aligned and I was there. For me everything worked out perfect with working pipeline construction getting laid off. Winter forcing me into a shop and this building owner had a brand new shop availible. I found the shop on realtor . Ca. Real estate agent had it listed. Then it turned out the I know the owner so it all worked out well. And this owners wants detailing style business’ since he built a 3 unit shop. There was one other really nice shop in my area but it was just out of my price range so I had to pick this one.

Oh yeah, I seen that Gold Class bottle, I know it's really good and I've used it for awhile but I can recommend Meguairs Hyper Wash, stuff amazing and comes in the gallon sizes.

I do love meguiars products. I use their hyper dressing. I really need to get their hyper wash!

Thanks bro🤘🏾. I’m excited to start working in a larger space. Game changer for polishing and ceramic coatings

It’s all just what you prefer for me. Some floor mats have soo much dirt in them. It “feels” better to give them a quick blast before drill brushing. So basically if you don’t think the drill brush can effectively clean the floor mat because there’s too much mud, sand or grime in the floor mat. In that case I like to give it a quick blast with the pressure washer. Then when I hit it with the drill brush it doesn’t seem like I’m just smearing mud or dirt into the mats. Or else you might decide to drill brush twice. Hope that helps

Thanks for sure. I’m looking forward to it. The quality of my work and what I can do will go way up.

The only downfall is that you'll have to bring a lunch with you haha

Meguiars Hyper dressing diluted 4:1. 4 parts water 1 part product. Expensive up front cheap long term.

Great tip. I’ll check that out for sure. Was wondering where the instructions were for the battery unit. I think I have it all sorted out now though 🤣

Thanks for the tip bro. I do all that except the iron remover. I have iron remover on hand. I just hate the smell of the iron remover. It smells so bad 🤣. Smells like poop and toxic. So I don’t use it. I wish it didn’t smell so bad.

Also another tip for when you get new towels, you can "air smack" them, like whip them down a couple times to get rid of a good amount of lint if you haven't done a pre-wash.

@@JoshJecklinDetailing The Adam's brand smells like orange and a slight iron remover smell, it's very bearable.

@@Pardeep-g7r 🤣 I’ll remember to whip those brand new towels if I don’t give them a pre-wash great tip. I did wash the car previous to the clay mitt. I just didn’t put it in the video.

@@JoshJecklinDetailing Gotcha, I think what you said about the dealer temporary fix might be the issue, you know how them dealerships be. 🤣

Thanks was fun. Lexus ceramic coating video coming soon!

Notifications are on! 🤘

@@BrotherLead Thanks. Glad you enjoyed 🤘🏾

Thanks. Happy to be making videos again!

It’s going great thanks. Looking forward to making more content. Glad you enjoyed the video!

@@carlosbravo-z7x thanks bro. I’m glad to be back.

Thank you 🤘🏾

I heard that it was originally a leather cleaner but it works great as an all purpose. In any case it works great as a mild all purpose. I noticed that it work really well on compacted steering wheel hand grease. For some reason it just cuts through hand grease. Thanks for the knowledge.

@@JoshJecklinDetailingXpress is a multi surface cleaner

The seat belt actually need two clamps. Those clamps are from Amazon and they turned out to be pretty weak. 🤣 I am all over the place with all my gear, techniques and stuff. I haven’t been detailing since the last time I made a video. I went working construction and now I’m back to detailing. Was a hard decision at the time but I’m glad I did and that I’m back. The truck was messed up bad and I had to fix it. I do enjoy doing the super dirty vehicles. I learn a lot from them and the results are dramatic. I learn a lot from making these videos too. I see all the mistakes I make as I’m editing. Thanks for watching 🤘🏾

Exactly how a salt water system on swimming pools makes chlorine…

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Thank you bro appreciate the support

Giving crumbles 🤣

I believe the way are called “dri-pods”. I bought h to em on Amazon Canada. I tried to buy more but they were out of stock at the time. They might be back now. They are nice and they were pricey. Maybe $230 CAD each at the time.

Thanks for the tip. Appreciate it. I pressure wash the door jams first to removes mud/sand so I can come back late and wipe them with a microfiber without having too much issue wiping mud or sand. I do need to tweak some of my technique because I want to get it done faster

@@BitcoinUnderLegalLegislation thanks for the tip. I have noticed I can use less water and chems. 🤘🏾

Also using the wrong equipment for the job , far to much product , creating more work then needed , using hlvp gun around dash , not going back and leveling it .this is why I recommend everyone go get a IDA certification .

@@frankieups just a mild APC. I use P&S express interior cleaner. Some door jams are very dirty with grease you might have to use steam and /or a degreaser for that situation but you have to be careful when you do use a degreaser. Because degreasers can tarnish paint and plastic trim. So if do choose to use a degreaser mix it very mild and go from there. Good luck thanks for the comment.

Dupray Carmen super inox 220v/240v model. Long name 🤣

@@LaRoseDetails thanks for the comment. I wasn’t blowing surfaces out with air. I was shooting APC in the small cracks with the Tornador Max and a siphon tube that goes to a bottle of APC. The chems/air cleaning gets into the hard plastic crack really well. Thanks for the tips.

@@MarioMartinez-tp4ne thanks for the positive comment and glad you like the content. 🤘🏾

I use a gopro10 I think. With a wide angle lenses. Yes I record the entire 4 hours +/- and then edit the video in premier pro and a super slow computer 🤣. The editing takes a long time. Then rendering and exporting the video can take a long time. 18-24hours I believe. I haven’t made a video in awhile but I will be back at it asap! The video takes about 1-4 hours to load onto TH-cam.

That wasn’t the person who actually picked up the car but yeah it was down to the minuet. It was still good time on the actual detail and quality. The owner was happy.

@@ziggymartinez2273 I wear gloves when I’m detailing the interior for the chemicals. I usually don’t wear them when I do the exterior but I was in a hurry so I forgot to take them off. They are pointless when you dunk the microfibre wash mitt into the soap bucket.