Tips For Mobile Detailing In The Winter!
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- Tips For Mobile Detailing In The Winter!
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I recommend renting a garage and do your detailing at a location during the winter.
In our demographic that’s not an option unfortunately.
how to keep the pipes from freezing
Hi. We use a heater that has a anti freeze mode on it. It keeps the temps above 45 in the trailer. It was at the 3:18 mark in the video.
I live in Wisconsin and want to mobile detailing. I hope to find jobs
Lol that Bane impression was spot on
🤣 😷
Don’t be sorry about having a Keurig, idk why I felt the need to comment that but here we are. You have the space and others don’t, if anything it inspires me to want more. Thanks for the helpful tips
Thanks man! ☕️😎👍🏼
Hey Phill. I'm in Maryland....few hours from there. The cold kills it for me . I'm just a weekend guy for now ,have a full time job. I work out of a truck with a cap. I've watched allot of videos of yours, great content! This is not a easy job. Definitely makes you prove yourself.
Hi! Thanks so much! Yeah with the chilly weather we just hooked up our pressure washer to the hot water! It’s awesome!
One tip I have is look in to Milwaukee heated jackets they are lithium ion battery powered. Keeps you warm like you're wearing a heated blanket. Plus it has charging capabilities for your phone and earbuds
Yes!!! I was looking at the heated vests or jackets!! Awesome!
Great tips.. I'm an enthusiast so not sure how it would work for mobile guys but I'll use scuba gloves to keep my hands warm...that's my trick I use to help me
Thanks! That’s a great tip!! I thought about getting those gloves. Do you have a link for them on Amazon or wherever you got them?
@@MirandaDetailing www.amazon.com/dp/B07DRB4GQH?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
Rad!!! Thanks man!
Great video with lots of information ℹ️
I use hand warmers inside my nitrile gloves that last 10 hrs, use a microfiber mop with pole extentsion 14"-45" my hands never touch the water at all plus my winter nitrile gloves are 12" long too.I blow most of the water off the automobile with the workx leaf blower electric 600CFM blowing strength
Greta ideas!! Thanks for sharing!
@@MirandaDetailing Thank you Phil for all of your sharing
Thank you for making this video I know I'm to the video a couple years late. But after going to my shop yesterday and seeing all of my chemical supplies that I sell and use on vehicles damaged I needed to hear this I'm going to try to find a heater because my garage isn't insulated very well at all.
You’re welcome! Aw man that stinks!! I will be doing an updated winter tips videos soon also!
I went to fully detailing inside of a garage and doing it occasional on-location detail maybe three or four of those a month but mostly all of my clients have me pick up or they drop off their vehicles to me. The winter months are rough but then I also do some Automotive work such as brakes and oil changes and maybe some suspension. But the winter up here here and Peoria Illinois is rough.
That portable blower on wheels looks like an Aardvark 😂😆
Phil, I use running gloves and than I use the 8 mil rubber gloves over them, I wear size large in running gloves, than I buy extra large rubber gloves so it's able to fit over the running gloves, running gloves are thin enough to keep your hands warm, work really well, my hands don't freeze, just an FYI
Excellent idea!! I actually do that too, I forgot to mention that!
My water tank has been frozen for 4 days, I’ve tried boiling water but it’s not helping, what else do you recommend
Aw man! If its solid it needs to be indoors in a garage for a day or two to thaw out.
@@MirandaDetailing it’s not frozen completely, but I can’t open or close the water valve to my water pump, I was about to do a detail on Saturday and didn’t know my tank was frozen until I looked in it
I had the line freeze before and I had to use a hair dryer to melt it. If you have a way to bring it indoors it would melt faster.
@@MirandaDetailing I’m going to try that, I’m also going to try having a heater in the van with the generator dunning or something maybe that’ll warm it up quicker
Thank you Phil. I am in Portland, OR and the winter sucks ass... A lot of good ideas pal.
Try the venom steel nitire gloves they are thicker an will not rip. I also use the same mask it helps with breathing in the chemicals during detailing.
Awesome! I’ll check them out. Thanks man.
@@MirandaDetailing Anytime bud I got them on Amazon they work great very strong haven't ripped a pair yet
Thanks for the tips! My husband and I own a small mobile detailing company in Toronto Canada. The winters are tough! For the most part the business slows down considerably. We’re hoping to do some detailing in my brother’s garage this winter.
You’re welcome! Thanks for reaching out!
Sam collier How it is in winter? No customers or you don't accept to detail vehicles coz it's too cold?
Golan Dogmel if it’s below 0 degrees Celsius we only do interior only interiors.
Tells us in a video step by step how to organize in a work minivan the way you have everything. In what tools you used for building your mini garage.List where you buy the stuff..it will be good to have very well the mini van for cold weather. .
What about hot 🔥 weather humid like houston, i prefer the cold.
In my work, we nurses wore non-vented N95 for our entire 8hour shift and nobody had respiratory issues.
It doesn’t effect everyone right away, clinmedjournals.org/articles/jide/journal-of-infectious-diseases-and-epidemiology-jide-6-130.php?jid=jide
Hey man I really really like that idea with the bucket heater. I think I’ll get one of those
Thanks! It works really well for those chilly mornings! I do fill my buckets with hot water first and through out the day I use the Beaufort heater to get it hot.
bucket heater in use: th-cam.com/video/pjXfSKpZtPY/w-d-xo.html
Ok, thank you. I'll be looking forward the seeing that video
Blower amazing got the same one great video brother
My products are currently looking like slushees is that bad I’ve never had them freeze
🤭 yeah if products freeze that usually renders them useless when they thaw out.
@@MirandaDetailing yell shit
Best winter tip Detailing video!!
Thanks! Did it make sense? Did I talk to much or not give enough info?
Miranda Detailing You did great. Never heard of the bucket warmer or the heat blower. Great 👍🏾 job.
Where we live it can get as cold as -40°C which is equivalent to -40°F! No detailing outside in those temps!
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Watkins (hot tub manufacturer) makes wonderful lil circulation pumps along with obviously electric water heaters. If you keep a few hundred gallons at a constant 100 degress it will also keep the rest of the truck/trailer quite warm. And the best part is no risk of fire with all them chemicals inches to feet away from a space heater. Can be done for under 500 bucks....look into it.
Cool!! Thanks man! Ill check it out since our new AR electric Pressure washer can handle temps up to 180 Degrees.
Thanks bro 👍🏼👍🏼
Excellent words of wisdom my friend! Nice setup with the heater, coffee maker!
Having the joy of working in Minus 15 deg average (Celsius) = (5°F to -4 °F). Optimum No Rinse is my go to! One panel at a time :) ...cant call it a day in my region as that means call back in 6 months. Finland is harsh. Only the tough and smart detailers survive :) Another tip I have is wearing normal woolly gloves and over them some disposable plastic gloves. This way your hand remain warm and dry when doing the wet stage.
Oh wow!!! That’s crazy cold!! I remember cold days like that in Vermont. But we didn’t have this derailing business up there. That’s a great tip with the wool gloves under the rubber ones.
Awesome tips Phil, even though I live in Florida, still learned some things. Sorry for all those detailers that have to deal with these Winters
Good Sean Connery Phil with the mask😂
Hey phil i was wondering that if u could make a how to connect a pressure washer reel to a pressure washer that would be a awesome video!!
Hi. Excellent idea!!
I’m in Kansas City and just went mobile this year. Nice setup, I want to start posting detailing videos on my channel through my journey of detailing!
Hey! That’s awesome congrats!
I like those masks.. I have a full face respirator for polishing aluminium truck wheels.. not practical for scooping snow...
35 degrees is my cutoff.. any colder and the detail gets rescheduled.. unless the client has a heated shop or garage 😀👍🏼
Thanks Man! yeah 35 degrees is COLD man! Today it started at 36 degrees but warmed up fast, good thing!!
Very informative video, thank you.
Phil I'd love for you to do a ride along in January with me in Northern Michigan. Mobile detailing at -10 I think people would love it
Great video! I’m in the planning stages of starting my own mobile detail business. I’m also in the Richmond area and wondered what to do about our crazy weather. Thanks for the info and keep up the good work.
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lol XD I was forced to wear it in extreme heat for 1 year you'll live.
I use a pop up gazebo with a blow heater but you do need room 👍
I was just thinking about this. I'm in the midwest so winter absolutely sucks without some type of shelter. Where did you buy your pop up, if you don't mind sharing
Jack I got it from Amazon and it’s up to you what size gazebo you buy as lots of sizes I’ve got 3m by 4.5m
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Is it enclosed??
Are you asking if the pop up canopy is enclosed! If so, no it’s not.
Great content!! Looking forward to your future videos! Cheers
Thanks!! Please scroll through all our videos. We have tons of stuff that span about 2 years. 😎👍🏼
@@MirandaDetailing Absolutely!
In NH you can’t really do it in the winter 🥶 well not that I found anyway!
Yup exactly. Plus people let their cars rust out!!
Great video, I’m from the other side of the mountain, West Virginia lol
But what if water starts freezing?
Hi. Well at that point call it. Reschedule for a warmer day. We have had that happen before and we just rescheduled.
Can you make an video where you detailing car in winter?
I will certainly make more this upcoming winter. I did make a video on tips and tricks for winter detailing th-cam.com/video/6FUfZ8EjjWM/w-d-xo.html
great video Phil -- yes detailing my daily driver in Scotland over winter not easy (but like to keep the road salt off), but highly recommend Sealskinz gloves, keeps hands dry and warm, while you wash the cars, and good grip on equipment. Never thought of firing up the car to generate heat, normally keep engine bay cool when working in there! Mask is similar to what the guy uses on Red Details channel, when doing polishing/ceramic coatings.
Thanks. I thought about those sealskin gloves. How’s the dexterity like if I wanted to use a clay bar? We always clean the engine bay first and dress it then turn the car on to heat it up and everything dries in there. We do the same thing in summer time and run the AC. 😎👍🏼
@@MirandaDetailing they are very good, nice snug fit so i can use them for a few hours without latex gloves (hot water is a must though), but got dozens of little 'gecko' pads on them for grip, so holding PW lances, MF wash mitt and AM Clay is no problem.
Mogsy28uk very cool!!
Phil was ahead of his time with the mask.
Who would've thought that that mask would become part of our everyday lives just a few months after the upload of this video!😂😂😂 Great video and thank you so much for the tips! At the moment, it's winter here in South Africa and these tips are definitely coming in handy.
I know right?! Crazy! I'm glad we can help!
Is your water coming out of the pressure washer hot?
Hi. No it’s not. But my new pressure Washer can handle temps up to 180.
Thats an awesome set up you have there Phil & some great tips....LOVE that trailer :-)
Thanks! Did it make sense? Did I talk to much or not give enough info?
This was an awesome video with a lot of great tips!
I'm not a pro detailer. But when I'm able to be takeing out my hose and the PW it's washing time LOL. Have both been playing soccer and coaching when I had to stop playing cause of an injury. The way how you dress and layering clothes gets very important to keep warm. I live in Sweden in the southern parts. It's just about around the freezing point during the days and we can get times where it's no snow down here in the southern parts.
The underware with the compression abilities is great. And then comes to the next layer and it depends a little on how cold it is and what amount of the hard work you do. If get a lot of sweat it's usually a good thing to use a synthetic athlete clothes that's tight and has the function to draw out the wet sweat. Then you want the next layer to absorb as much sweat as possible and that's not so good with synthetic clothes. So then like the hoodie you where is perfect and a high percentage of cotton is a great choice for for this. If you don't sweat as much and want something warmer try something made of wool to have instead or over the cotton clothing. When you now have the moisture and the out from your body. You have a very bad insulation and the wind goes through and get this moisture cold and you still freezing. The outer layer should be of a breathing wind stopping material. This makes the moisture to evaporate from the what holds it up and your heat from your body is warming up everything inside of this insulation layer. Here you can use just like a windbreaker or a more of a thicker padded winter jacket with the breathing and wind stopping material is important. If you look at the offering the coaching jackets has in outside sports like football for an example you can find an awesome quality of the function from these clothes. Or the thinner ones when you are more active like cycling or running breathing and wind stopping material and also rain proofed or rain resistance from them. The same is with the boots and head gears. Hope it's understandable as english is not my first language LOL. But awesome that you took this up as it's very important to keep warm and healthy. Also have a second and maybe even a third setup of head gears and clothes and boots extra with you as a mobile detailer anything can happen and sometimes you can get to wet and need to be changing your whole setup or parts of it. Maybe get one of those boots dryers where you have a hose stucked in the shoes and this is over night so they are dry and maybe even an extra pair to switch to at lunch and you nice warm shoes to put on.
I have competed with target shooting with pistols and guns. They have like a little metall box that fits great to grip around and is easy to have in your pocket. Inside of this metall box you a piece which you light on fire and it gets to be glowing. This gets inside of the box and heats this up nicely and is just awesome to grab and hold when possible to get up the warmth in your hands. Think that there is ones that are battery powered now. Look at hunting shops and or where they sells for sports shooting.
That blowdryer for dogs mostly but for other animals I have been so close to buy many times LOL. Looks like a great product and have only heard great things about it from those that has it as a blowdryer for vehicals. Great tips! The brand Bigboi seems to be great ones as well and here in Sweden a notch under the price of the Master Blasters. The Master Blaster has released not so long ago a new blowdryer for vehicals that seems to be of great value too. Have not seen or heard much about it.
Sorry Phil for all of the text I write. But it's hard to describe thoroughly what I mean sometimes and I go on LOL
Wow! Very good info sir!!! I read it all!
Off the subject, but I noticed the triangle shaped pad with the long handle. I have a similar one used for cleaning inside windshield. But it has a permanent thin pad and doesn’t do a good job. Yours looked to have a replaceable cover. Where can I get one like yours or at least a replaceable cover?
I have severe arthritis and have a difficult time cleaning the inside of the windshield. I have never seen a good method. Yes, I have tried the “back to the glass” method. Ouch!!
P.S. I love your channel.
Hi! Yes I do use that when needed. However I really don’t use the towel part that is on there. I drape my glass cleaning towel over it and just use it to get into those tight areas with my usually towel. I leave the replacement towel on there just so it grabs and holds on to the glass towel that use over it. It works well
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Interesting (and prophetic?) tidbit about wearing masks for long periods of time... ;) I have some masks from 2018 that have that exact same warning about wearing face masks for too long, and like you said, when you're dehydrated, it's far more problematic and unhealthy for you. But short periods of time, especially to keep warm in denser air, oh yeah!
I'm gonna keep a look out for that water heater. That's pretty damn cool, and thanks for the link!
Nice mask.... "Phil, I am your father". 😆 Great info. Thanks! By the way, Ive put 2 layers of my new TW ceramic coating on my car and man! Talk about water sheeting! Snow here doesn't even stick to my car. We've had over 5 inches in 4 days and my car was parked outside just for the rest to see if it would stick or how it would react to the coating. My car was the only car in the outside parking lot with no snow! I do usually park in underground heated garage but Damn! Awesome stuff. Hope it lasts as long as they claim. I'm waiting for your video on it.
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So I live in NJ, if we use that farm equipment heater thing, you think you can put it in the water tank and run the pressure washer?
Hi. Good question. If you have a pressure washer that can take warm/hot aster I’m sure that could work. But most pressure washers can’t take hot water above 80 degrees or so.
@@MirandaDetailing I was thinking about getting a hot water pressure washer but damn they are like 3 grand. It's do able.. here in Jersey I think I would be a hot commodity if I could detail year round mobile.
So I am thinking about this one, bit.ly/3molLYD
It's not a "hot water" pressure washer, its meant for warm/hot water up to 180 Degrees, which is like really hot bath water. it would be perfect for mobile or shop based guys like us. plus its way more affordable,
Hey, I notice the black metal baskets on your doors of the trailer. Where did you get them from? I need something like that.
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You keep a portable toilet in there?
I’m going to leave that to your imagination....😐🤣
Hey Phil...what temperature you recommend to run heater at night?
So this heater has an automatic shut off. amzn.to/3hM3UKs
It's an anti-freeze mode that turns the heater on at 45 degrees.
Thank you that's awesome!
I was thinking about getting a trailer how is it getting around Customers home?
Its not as bad as we had thought, That was one worry of ours. It does limit us a little, but its ok, because some of the areas that we hated going like downtown or in parking garages is now eliminated, we always tell the customer that we have a trailer and need space and level ground, for this entire year it has been great.
I'm in the north suburbs of Chicago. I detailed the interior of a car in 20 degree weather a week ago. It's really difficult just to be outside when it's so cold. What I did that really helped was take a LOT of breaks for a long time to warm back up again. If you stay out in the cold for too long you'll get worn out and really tired. I only took about 4 hours of working time to 3 hours of breaks. I ate a nice hot meal in between it all too. I think that helped motivate me a little more too. It looked pretty good afterwards.
Also, I didn't go crazy and try to do a perfect job. When it's that cold out the customer will simply have to understand that it's not practical to be working outside all day. When you don't have a garage to work in, it can be very difficult.
Good tips sir! Thanks for sharing!
And im a here complaining about washing my cars at 70F
😁. 70 degrees is perfect for us! Not to hot or cold! 😎👍🏼
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Watching this in Ohio currently lol
Or, you could simply move to Florida, like me. 😁Oh!, when you wear that Kylo Ren mask it's also good to raise up your bass and clench your fists when speaking. I'm just sayin'. 😜
Oh that would be nice! Moving to Florida that is, not becoming Kylo Ren!🤣
@@MirandaDetailing Yes, his future doesn't look too bright. 😁
Too much talking, saying too little.
Try being more efficient with your ideas and descriptions, otherwise this is just a guy ranting. If you want to instruct and teach people, then be smarter with our time.
Awesome advice! Anything else?
Miranda Detailing
I think you do a great job and are professional but you need to be more organized with content, topics, key messages and learnings for the audience, preferences you have, be specific. I’m a fan of Pan The Organizer, you need to product your videos as if you have a tv show. AmmoNYC is over the top, folks can relate to him. So I think you have the right ingredients to be super successful. Good luck!
Thanks. I understand. But also don’t have a ton of time and effort to put into the video like I would want. I’m a detailing primarily...maybe that’s why my videos are the way they are. If and when I actually make some income on TH-cam I may have time to invest more into the videos. But right now this is who I am and what I do. I love Pan’s videos also but we are all different and have different ways of showing, explaining, editing, and so on. But thanks for the advice, I’ll keep doing my best.
I’d recommend take a hour on the week to brainstorm with your wife on what you can share with viewers . Comparing products you use, techniques for cleaning, maybe she prefers doing things a certain way, maybe getting some before and after looks at the car, customer reactions, maybe you have a list of things ever to do when detailing, or maybe you made mistakes earlier in your career and now you do things differently. Most important is that you seem like a great guy so people will watch and listen. Perhaps it turns into another revenue stream. When I see the bottles in the tow, I’m wondering if they’re labeled, why they’re in a particular order, if you have 5 waxes what makes you choose one over the other?
Again, great work and good luck!
Thank you! Now that is great advice!! I will certainly work on that. However please let me give you some advice also. Your advice in this last post was excellent, however your very comment was very trolling. It was nothing but negative and it actually made me feel bad, like I should give up, yes I’m probably sensitive to it but that’s my prerogative, it’s my personality. If you had started with the great advice you gave in the last comment I would have felt encouraged and super excited to make more videos. Please remember everyone’s channel is different and I will never conform just because a few people want to my videos go in a different direction. I am always thinking of better ways to create content but I don’t view myself as being great on camera or a great teacher so maybe that’s why people try to give advice. But advice can also be subjective and sometimes counterintuitive. I have had Professional advice from other Detailers and detailing companies to actually do the opposite of what you mentioned in your initial comment. To keep things real and not so produced. So I will certainly take your advice on the last comment because it’s actually helpful. I wish I could speak to you in person because it’s difficult to convey these ideas on text. I hope you understand.