Great vid! I like to use a battery powered leaf blower to clear off excess water and a spotless car wash water system to minimize hard water spots. Makes drying the boat much easier and quicker.
Started using Shine Supply after watching your videos on our older boat. Super easy products that have transformed the boat. Heavy cut with microfiber on a DA, then wakeup with an orange pad on the DA, followed by Punch-it. Made our 20 year old black boat shine. It would be great to have a series on what products from Shine Supply to use on campers and how to tackle them. The decals on campers always seem a little more sketchy to use with any powered buffer or DA. They don't seem to be as high quality.
Yeah, the decals on boats definitely hold up a lot better to buffing. Thanks for you positive review on shine supply!!! They have amazing products and they are amazing people!
Stay off the decals on the RV but you can use a magic eraser and maybe purple power to clean them. I have a decent detail business in south Florida. Drake has taught me many useful methods.
We are having a hard time keeping up ethics the extremely high demand! Go directly to www.shinesupply.com and use my discount code DRAKE15 at check out. You’ll save some money and I’ll make a commission! Thanks for watching!
Long time subscriber here. Are you still use some other brands like Menzerna or Jescar beside Shine Supply? I'm quite sure there are quite a lot of us, your followers from Europe with a bit different products out here. Do you think to make some reviews of other then Shine Supply products? Wishes from SWEDEN 🇸🇪
Thanks for the comment brother! I know the reviews can be super helpful but I am only making videos on the products and services that I am currently using in my detail shop. Menzerna is great and so is jescar, but I have almost fully switched to shine supply products in my detail shop.
Thanks for making these. They have really helped. One thing I haven't seen is if you use any different techniques/products for boats that have been Awlgripped. When they painted my hull they told me to only use Awlwash and Awlcare. I get spots from hard well water that I can't completely dry with my squeegee when it's in the water. What would you recommend to remove, polish and protect an Awlgripped boat? I've always used a wool pad on my Dewalt until recently watching your vids about pads.
Wait what! Did I just hear Redding California!! Is this where your from? That’s my home town I love Redding I already know your a pro and I have been looking for a way to shine my boat up. Sweet!! 🤙
@@DrakesDetailing love whiskey town oak bottom brandy creek all of it that’s super awesome I’m watching your videos right now I have been looking for a way to bring the shine back to my boat
Just finish watching a video of you from 3 years ago i click on your Chanel & when i seen this video i was like what how tf did he got that big😂 grown as beard n shit lol
Always good to see your vids! What do you use for these type of washes to protect the non-skid after your wash? I saw you using Punch It on the insides but not non-skid. Thanks!
shinesupply.com/collections/soap-and-washing-essentials/products/shift-soap-16oz this is the soap you want to maintain your non-skid’s coating. Hope this helps!
I’m very new to boat detailing and cleaning services, we own a luxury cleaning service for commercial residential and now looking to do boats. What would you recommend to price the job by, by ft or by hour? How do you make and set your prices based off the boat. And lastly, do you take payment after a job or require deposit and then final payment or just all up front. We deal with some places not wanting to pay after a job which is why I require a job paid beforehand but I also figure most people getting boat detailing, are wealthier and probably would pay
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Hi Drake, looking into boat cleaning and came across your videos awesome stuff!! Do have one question, we are going to be trailering extensive amounts with boat, wondering if you could elaborate provide advice on removing bugs and road debris from boat from road travel(I'm thinking bugs splattered on tower, etc.). If there is any additional products or if its just good elbow grease and washing with Shift Soap, and if there is any tools. I know bugs/road grim can be tough to handle from cleaning vehicles, I typically use a degreaser for stubborn spots, with boat we would have a ceramic coating.
Hey bro! If you plan to trailer the boat, I’d recommend that you do a ceramic coating. The bugs will come off with just a light rinse! However if you just have a sealed/waxed boat, shine supply makes a good big remover. shinesupply.com/products/bug-off
@@DrakesDetailing Thanks for the advice! I think our plan is to use a ceramic coating for boat so maybe I'm over complicating it. Just wanting that year round shine!! 😁
1st time here. What do you recommend for an outboard? Also, I have a 2022 Ranger 188P. Can I wash/wax it the same as a fiberglass? Thanks! I boat all the time so hopefully I learn something here! God Bless!
Thanks so much, bro! Yes, rangers should be fiberglass so all normal processes should still apply. For an outboard motor, the paint is usually send on those so I would recommend just washing it with regular both soap, and then using a TA polisher to wax it for protectant.
Hi again drake! Would you recommend using a marine decontaminant on the boat after the initial wash and before the cutting process? I was told it's more thorough but I am not sure if it's really necessary. Thanks in advance!
You don’t need a super powerful one. An electric one from Hope Depot will do the trick. If you get with with too high of a PSI you run the risk of damaging vinyl seats, and other important components of the boat. Here’s the pressure washing gun I use. www.detailedimage.com/DI-Accessories-M12/MTM-Hydro-Easy-Hold-SGS28-Spray-Gun-P2473/
Hey bro! I don’t have a video on that in particular. However, in some places, you just need to blend it in by hand and make it look the best you can. Or, you can invest in a mini machine, much like the one Rupes makes: www.rupes.com/product/lhr75e/
@@DrakesDetailing thanks for the response Drake! So I do run that 3 inch Rupes machine and also use the mini ibrid Rupes machines as well but trying to get a little bit better with it. But I have come to conclusion that it won’t be perfect without removing the letters and being able to really buff that area out. Here’s another ones for you, any tips for in between the cleats? Or do you resort to blending as well?
Hey man Love the videos and your work!! Will denatured alcohol take away black scuff lines on the hull? Kind of nervous and also wondering about if I do other boats with painted surfaces that it's safe and won't ruin the finish.
Hey bro, yes it will take the black marks away, but it will strip your wax right off the boat. If you are doing a deep clean before you buff and wax it’s okay, but once you buff, polish and seal your boat you cannot use it because it will ruin the finish
Hey bro, if you want to clean Sedek really well before you detail about, you can take Zep, purple, degreaser, and a short, bristle, stiff Libman brush. It works amazingly. However, be careful if you’re doing it around a sealed surface as the degreaser could strip the wax from the nearby surface.
Not exactly from a specific boat, but on boats, the console is not waterproof to play around with a pressure washer, or is it? Older boats probably don't...
Yes! Most everything on a boat’s dash is waterproof. Just don’t hold the tip of the pressure washer to a Garmin GPS for 5 minutes straight, and all will be good 😎
Hi Drake, I'm detailing my first boat. The boat is covered in water spots. I buffed them off with a foam cutting pad and Adams compound. The spots came off, but now there is a haze that won't come off with polish. I tried using several different pads, and polishes, including Adams one step, but the haze is still there. Any thoughts?
I did a prep wipe. I detail cars, and I understand that process, but I've never worked jelcoat. Tried polishing with a heavy cut compound, and pad. Then tried a polish to remove the haze. Knocked down some of the haze, but still not clear. I used a prep wipe between steps.
Not much, you don’t need a whole lot of PSI around boat, nor do you want to just for the sole purpose of potentially scaring the gelcoat, poking a hole in a seat cushion, etc. my pressure is around 1500. Nothing too crazy.
The white marks at the end could very well be due to the quality of your local water. Message me if you would like some further info on how that could be.
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Drake a beast bro, he really knows how to clean boats the correct way, the company i work with doesn't even come close.
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Great vid! I like to use a battery powered leaf blower to clear off excess water and a spotless car wash water system to minimize hard water spots. Makes drying the boat much easier and quicker.
That's a great idea! 💡 😎
Started using Shine Supply after watching your videos on our older boat. Super easy products that have transformed the boat. Heavy cut with microfiber on a DA, then wakeup with an orange pad on the DA, followed by Punch-it. Made our 20 year old black boat shine. It would be great to have a series on what products from Shine Supply to use on campers and how to tackle them. The decals on campers always seem a little more sketchy to use with any powered buffer or DA. They don't seem to be as high quality.
Yeah, the decals on boats definitely hold up a lot better to buffing. Thanks for you positive review on shine supply!!! They have amazing products and they are amazing people!
Stay off the decals on the RV but you can use a magic eraser and maybe purple power to clean them. I have a decent detail business in south Florida. Drake has taught me many useful methods.
Drake I automate direct this video to send to my customers after we restore their boats. Thanks for the quality content
Perfect! Thanks brother 💯
Great job on the video Drake, thank you for sharing it with us all!
You’re welcome!! 💯
The boat looks amazing, nicely done 👍😁
Thanks 😎😎
Great video trying to buy the products is hard many are sold out from your videos.
We are having a hard time keeping up ethics the extremely high demand!
Go directly to www.shinesupply.com and use my discount code DRAKE15 at check out.
You’ll save some money and I’ll make a commission!
Thanks for watching!
You’ve got the best vids brother
Thanks bro!😎
You fellas aren't located in Florida, correct? We could do a collab lol
We are currently in Redding, California.
Long time subscriber here. Are you still use some other brands like Menzerna or Jescar beside Shine Supply? I'm quite sure there are quite a lot of us, your followers from Europe with a bit different products out here. Do you think to make some reviews of other then Shine Supply products? Wishes from SWEDEN 🇸🇪
Thanks for the comment brother!
I know the reviews can be super helpful but I am only making videos on the products and services that I am currently using in my detail shop. Menzerna is great and so is jescar, but I have almost fully switched to shine supply products in my detail shop.
He used to use the most effective products…
Now he uses the most profitable products…
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Thanks for making these. They have really helped. One thing I haven't seen is if you use any different techniques/products for boats that have been Awlgripped. When they painted my hull they told me to only use Awlwash and Awlcare. I get spots from hard well water that I can't completely dry with my squeegee when it's in the water. What would you recommend to remove, polish and protect an Awlgripped boat? I've always used a wool pad on my Dewalt until recently watching your vids about pads.
Hey bro! With Awlgrip, it’s best to go with their own products for maintenance because it’s their own product.
Wait what! Did I just hear Redding California!! Is this where your from? That’s my home town I love Redding I already know your a pro and I have been looking for a way to shine my boat up. Sweet!! 🤙
Yes sir! Redding , CA. Our shop is near whiskey town
@@DrakesDetailing love whiskey town oak bottom brandy creek all of it that’s super awesome I’m watching your videos right now I have been looking for a way to bring the shine back to my boat
Just finish watching a video of you from 3 years ago i click on your Chanel & when i seen this video i was like what how tf did he got that big😂 grown as beard n shit lol
Hahaha! Yep, a few years later….
Always good to see your vids! What do you use for these type of washes to protect the non-skid after your wash? I saw you using Punch It on the insides but not non-skid. Thanks!
shinesupply.com/collections/soap-and-washing-essentials/products/shift-soap-16oz this is the soap you want to maintain your non-skid’s coating. Hope this helps!
I’m very new to boat detailing and cleaning services, we own a luxury cleaning service for commercial residential and now looking to do boats. What would you recommend to price the job by, by ft or by hour? How do you make and set your prices based off the boat. And lastly, do you take payment after a job or require deposit and then final payment or just all up front. We deal with some places not wanting to pay after a job which is why I require a job paid beforehand but I also figure most people getting boat detailing, are wealthier and probably would pay
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Hey bro! Here’s three really good videos. I did on pricing structure. I hope this helps!
Hello friend, congratulations on your work, I am looking for a complete course subtitled in Spanish..
Thanks! I don’t have anything currently set up for that unfortunately
Hi Drake, looking into boat cleaning and came across your videos awesome stuff!! Do have one question, we are going to be trailering extensive amounts with boat, wondering if you could elaborate provide advice on removing bugs and road debris from boat from road travel(I'm thinking bugs splattered on tower, etc.). If there is any additional products or if its just good elbow grease and washing with Shift Soap, and if there is any tools. I know bugs/road grim can be tough to handle from cleaning vehicles, I typically use a degreaser for stubborn spots, with boat we would have a ceramic coating.
Hey bro! If you plan to trailer the boat, I’d recommend that you do a ceramic coating. The bugs will come off with just a light rinse! However if you just have a sealed/waxed boat, shine supply makes a good big remover. shinesupply.com/products/bug-off
@@DrakesDetailing Thanks for the advice! I think our plan is to use a ceramic coating for boat so maybe I'm over complicating it. Just wanting that year round shine!! 😁
1st time here. What do you recommend for an outboard? Also, I have a 2022 Ranger 188P. Can I wash/wax it the same as a fiberglass? Thanks! I boat all the time so hopefully I learn something here! God Bless!
Thanks so much, bro! Yes, rangers should be fiberglass so all normal processes should still apply. For an outboard motor, the paint is usually send on those so I would recommend just washing it with regular both soap, and then using a TA polisher to wax it for protectant.
Hi again drake! Would you recommend using a marine decontaminant on the boat after the initial wash and before the cutting process? I was told it's more thorough but I am not sure if it's really necessary. Thanks in advance!
Yes, absolutely! Typically just some generic alcohol wipes will do.
@@DrakesDetailing Thanks very much this has been great help :)
Great video! A question I have is, how do you get under the bunks of the trailer?
That part does not get done unless it’s specified and is extra $$. But it would need to be lifted off of the trailer and put on Jack stands
Hey really enjoying your videos. What is the best way to clean gator step / sea deck?
Light degreaser, water and a really stiff brush
Hey Drake. What is the best pressure washer for boat detailing? I’m a brand new business and I want to buy a good one 😊
You don’t need a super powerful one. An electric one from Hope Depot will do the trick. If you get with with too high of a PSI you run the risk of damaging vinyl seats, and other important components of the boat. Here’s the pressure washing gun I use. www.detailedimage.com/DI-Accessories-M12/MTM-Hydro-Easy-Hold-SGS28-Spray-Gun-P2473/
Sweet video.
Thanks!!
Can that soap go into the water?
Yes 👍🏻
Thanks!
No, thank YOU my friend!! 🔥😎😎
What about things like salt away or salty captain.
Thanks mate
Feel free to use it as long as it will not hurt or strip your sealant
What kind of pressure washer are you using? Electric or gas? PSI?
Electric! And it’s only 1800 psi, I try to keep it light on the psi to not case damage.
How often would you do a clean like this?
Once every 3 months if possible 💯
NICE!
Thanks!
Hey man would love to see your tips on buffing in between the letters of the boat make/model if you know what I mean?
Hey bro! I don’t have a video on that in particular. However, in some places, you just need to blend it in by hand and make it look the best you can. Or, you can invest in a mini machine, much like the one Rupes makes: www.rupes.com/product/lhr75e/
@@DrakesDetailing thanks for the response Drake! So I do run that 3 inch Rupes machine and also use the mini ibrid Rupes machines as well but trying to get a little bit better with it. But I have come to conclusion that it won’t be perfect without removing the letters and being able to really buff that area out. Here’s another ones for you, any tips for in between the cleats? Or do you resort to blending as well?
Are you going to restock the products on your website? Also are you finished detailing boats?
Hey bro! Go to shine supply’s main webpage for your product needs. Don’t forget to use my discount code: DRAKE15 at checkout 😎
How do you polish a painted aluminum cabin cruiser boat?? And what steps do you recommend???
Hey bro! Any more specifics? Send me a pic to my Instagram @drakes.detailing
Hey man Love the videos and your work!! Will denatured alcohol take away black scuff lines on the hull? Kind of nervous and also wondering about if I do other boats with painted surfaces that it's safe and won't ruin the finish.
Hey bro, yes it will take the black marks away, but it will strip your wax right off the boat. If you are doing a deep clean before you buff and wax it’s okay, but once you buff, polish and seal your boat you cannot use it because it will ruin the finish
@@DrakesDetailing Thank you!! Really appreciate it!!
What product do you use to wash the sea deck? i saw you wash it in a video with the blue brush but can't find it to refrence.
Hey bro, if you want to clean Sedek really well before you detail about, you can take Zep, purple, degreaser, and a short, bristle, stiff Libman brush. It works amazingly. However, be careful if you’re doing it around a sealed surface as the degreaser could strip the wax from the nearby surface.
How much would you charge to clean a boat like this?
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Not exactly from a specific boat, but on boats, the console is not waterproof to play around with a pressure washer, or is it? Older boats probably don't...
Yes! Most everything on a boat’s dash is waterproof. Just don’t hold the tip of the pressure washer to a Garmin GPS for 5 minutes straight, and all will be good 😎
What do you think is a good price to do a polish and wax on a RV as a beginner?
$20 per foot
Can you detail a wrapped boat? Like polish and wax?
Absolutely! You can swirl remove the wrap with a light compound and/or polish, then seal it
Hi drake, how would you go about getting scratches out of metal rub rail ?
Try some metal polish on a wool buffer
will using aftermath affect a polymer sealant from bonding to the surface properly?
No
Are the shift soap and sunsetter safe to use on newer wakeboats with "cool touch" vinyl?
Yes!
how i clean and maintain a new boat before oxidation... i mean a GELCOAT boat ?
If it’s brand new and you don’t want to get it oxidized, use apply a polymer sealant twice a month. Is the boat new or used?
@@DrakesDetailing is a new boat. Just used twice but i want to prevent damage
@@DrakesDetailing can i onlywah it and use after that mothers ceramic coat?
Who edits your videos? What software do they use?
Hey there! I actually do all of my own video production and editing. I am using Final Cut Pro on Mac.
hi, I live in Spain so I don't have access to that products, which one do you recomend in this region
Hey bro! You should be able to get Menzerna over there, I’d really recommend Menzerna if you can’t get my products where you live
How much do you charge for boat ?
We typically charge around $20 per foot per step. 😎
Looking to wet sand my 7mtr boat then cut and ceramic coat what are the best products to do this
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How do people contact you?
They typically go to my website and fill in an inquiry, or word-of-mouth😎👍
What’s the video where you coated this boat ?
We didn’t make a video on it, we coated it in one of our hands on training classes
how long does it take you to do all this?
A about 2 hours
Just wondering is getting a wireless makita worth it?
I’m a corded guy personally
Hi Drake, I'm detailing my first boat. The boat is covered in water spots. I buffed them off with a foam cutting pad and Adams compound. The spots came off, but now there is a haze that won't come off with polish. I tried using several different pads, and polishes, including Adams one step, but the haze is still there. Any thoughts?
Wash it again or isopropyl alcohal wipe.
I did a prep wipe. I detail cars, and I understand that process, but I've never worked jelcoat. Tried polishing with a heavy cut compound, and pad. Then tried a polish to remove the haze. Knocked down some of the haze, but still not clear. I used a prep wipe between steps.
Do a second round of the heaviest cut compound you can
would you recommend a leaf blowerto dry theboat?
Only to get water out of seems and gaskets, microfiber dry everything else
how much did it cost to clean this boat?
Right around $15 per foot
What is the psi and gpm on your pressure washer?
Not much, you don’t need a whole lot of PSI around boat, nor do you want to just for the sole purpose of potentially scaring the gelcoat, poking a hole in a seat cushion, etc. my pressure is around 1500. Nothing too crazy.
@@DrakesDetailing cool, I just ordered a electric one around 1850 psi at 2.3 gpm. I’m sure I can adjust it to my liking
I don’t want to spend more time cleaning my boat than I would using it
Cool! You’ll probably have a dirty boat then 💯
The white marks at the end could very well be due to the quality of your local water. Message me if you would like some further info on how that could be.
Interesting, thx
bro you gotta watch out with that watch you dont wanna scratch the boat.
Thanks bro!
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