No just make sure you and the customer is happy with the results doesn't matter how long it takes you especially when you're just starting and don't have most high end equipment. It typically takes me 6 hours for a full detail.
That ! An depends the area your in that matters cause there are cheap people those u walk away from but I say for 300 range people usually step back so I say a bit lower like 200s ranges or 185 to start an the way your business cards look that shit matters an ur work
I did this during covid but we detailed cars in more upscale neighborhoods where everyone drove nicer cars like Mercedes, Lexus etc those kind of people who are able to afford $200+ we started out with a cheap kit from Amazon but eventually got a used powerwasher with the foam gun and much better interior products it used to takes us 3 hours to clean a suburban size vehicle but we'd do a high end type job we even had the whole carpet shampoo/vacuum . The guy in this video could've done a bit better for his prices bit who am I to say I myself couldn't charge like that and not at least do better on the exterior ....that's barely any soap on the car
@@jvee310_Honestly the prices are ridiculous. I got my car detailed by some “badass” “top of the line” detailer $500 detail and my car looked like it always does after I washed it lol. A couple months later I took it to some kid who did it in his parents driveway for $200 and my car came out nice. He even did a hand polish.
Once you take out the gas which was not that much with the time it took to get to these clients and insurance, this man still made probably $750 for the day
I swear people in 2024 still don't know what rate exchange means. This man works in Australia. Euros are almost always worth more than dollars. During today's current exchange which YOU should know cause you are a "conscious trader," actually made $894.49. Keep laughing. Jokes on YOU! 😂 Even if you count in gas, insurance, lunch, etc he still made $800 that day. How much do YOU make a day? Again the jokes on YOU!!! 🤭🤣🤣
You are definitely a pro. I remember cleaning my dads cars from the business he ran and I only had 2 cloths, 1 rugged, a brush and a not so good vacuum. I remember it took me around 1.5hrs to do the whole car in n out, but as I just implied, I did try my best to work with what I have but you wouldn't see me getting on my knees to each little cravice and using a toothbrush and special soaps to each inch of the car, I assume that if I did it would have taken me well around 8hrs. And yet you did 2 cars FULL deep cleaning to the last detail as a brand new baby and only took you around 3hrs each. I take my hat off for you sir.
Can you make a video on a list of products/tools you use? I’m looking to start detailing my own cars and once I get good enough I’ll see about doing it for friends/family but I don’t really know what to get. I see upholstery cleaners ranging from $650-$2400 and I’m not sure what features are really needed or not and I’d like the opinions of people that do this for a living to give recommendations on tools like brushes(didn’t think I’d need them but I can see why they’re useful) before I really get in to this. Some things I’d like to know are which upholstery cleaners/features I should consider. Pressure washer nozzles, pressure washers. brushes/scrubbers that won’t harm paint/finish. Solutions for cleaning inside and out (what is a paint decontamination? I’ll look this up later). I’m not just asking for the answers to everything, I’ll be putting in time to research on my own but since I’m just now starting to look in to this, I’m a little lost and would like to know a benchmark to start really comparing stuff to and to learn from professional’s experiences for what they’ve encountered and wish they knew earlier. Thank you all in advance for your consideration and for taking the time to read this and for answering any questions I’ve presented.
I want to get into this I think I bought the supplies I need to start but a video about everything u need from how u charge to the items u need would be amazing help. Or even a long form comment replying to me
I guess its different every where you go. Of course my prices are cheap and work with the people. Usually it takes me about 4 or 5 hrs. But longer depending on how bad the vehicle is.
That’s impressive, a full detail in 4 hours. Our shop with two guys on one vehicle will take about 4-6hrs. Are you polishing the vehicles? I’m not hating, I also know you are doing mobile as well which I charge more for.
Planning on starting a mobile detailing business in my city but one question where tf do get the water? Do you borrow from the customers house? Do you use a water tank? I’m confused
how long have you been detailing in order to have your processes down so efficiently to complete two cars in one day by yourself? I recently started detailing my own vehicle and it takes me a couple hours and that's without wax and the car is new and clean already 😂
I have a system where unless it’s incredibly dirty I can do in 3:30 minutes. I only accept 2 Appointments per day because traffic and day light savings time. This is totally doable at least 3-4 days a week.
Very true but that's also not counting detailing products, gas, tires, maintenance costs on his equipment and his car, insurance for his business, maintenance costs for his website, business cards etc. Also eating lunch on the go also gets expensive especially in high end areas like this. He's still easily pulling 6 figures though.
How long does it take to detail a suv and shampoo the suv carpet my suv been in the shop for 2 days now and the bill I sign was for $450 plus tax should I be concerned?
Insurance, road tax and fuel for the van plus the cost of chemicals used on customer vehicles. On top of that you'd have personal indemnity insurance. Those are the big monthly expenses and you'd have a few others every now and again
See I would love todo this but so far the people that I talk to just tell me “so basically wash and vacuum my car? Id rather take it to Buc-ee’s and do it for $12”…
It’s very doable with experience and having a good work system. If you’re bouncing through the car to get everything done instead of going side by side you would be way faster. In my case, do interiors starting on the passenger front side moving my way around until I get to the drivers side, by the time I’m at the drivers side im pretty much done. It’s good to set up a system to be faster and more efficient. Always working with excellence.
Swear pressure washing never cleans my cars , have to manually scrub to get it remotely clean! What’s your trick ? Definitely going to sign up to your program
But that $824 didn't take the expenses out - like the products, the equipment. Your take home for the day was? I'm going to guess $500 or so, and that has to be spread out to cover days when you don't have this kind of clientele.
Its crazy to me how youre doing a paint sealant for your ultimate detail but you’re not decontaminating the paint before applying the sealant? You’re just throwing it over contaminated paint? Which will make the sealant last waaay less. Im basing this over your comment about the tar and how you upsold the paint decontamination. Which paint decontamination is pretty much do a chemical decontamination with iron remover followed by a mechanical decontamination with a clay bar. Hope you’re doing things right and not just making car looking clean when they’re technically not.
Bro ur so lucky you can wash cars in the daytime. If I wash my car while the sun is out the. The soap immediately dries on the car and is. Early impossible to get off, so I have to wait till the sun goes over the horizon and then I gotta wash my car in 30 minutes which is a pain
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A full detail in 4 hours??? Holy moly I need to start working faster
we do it in 3😉
No just make sure you and the customer is happy with the results doesn't matter how long it takes you especially when you're just starting and don't have most high end equipment. It typically takes me 6 hours for a full detail.
@@480_Detailing great advice!!
Right? Seats out carpet extraction and all takes me like 8 lol
Stgggggg tho
That is great. But I guess the problem it is hard to get those clients everyday
That ! An depends the area your in that matters cause there are cheap people those u walk away from but I say for 300 range people usually step back so I say a bit lower like 200s ranges or 185 to start an the way your business cards look that shit matters an ur work
I did this during covid but we detailed cars in more upscale neighborhoods where everyone drove nicer cars like Mercedes, Lexus etc those kind of people who are able to afford $200+ we started out with a cheap kit from Amazon but eventually got a used powerwasher with the foam gun and much better interior products it used to takes us 3 hours to clean a suburban size vehicle but we'd do a high end type job we even had the whole carpet shampoo/vacuum . The guy in this video could've done a bit better for his prices bit who am I to say I myself couldn't charge like that and not at least do better on the exterior ....that's barely any soap on the car
@@jvee310_Honestly the prices are ridiculous. I got my car detailed by some “badass” “top of the line” detailer $500 detail and my car looked like it always does after I washed it lol. A couple months later I took it to some kid who did it in his parents driveway for $200 and my car came out nice. He even did a hand polish.
Guys nearby me are booked 2 months advance for this. People who have super cars are frequent customers wanting it done 3-5 times a week
Not in Usa
Me detailing my car:
Morning: Clean the interior
Afternoon: Took a rest
Evening: Clean the car
Night: Finished
True
My first caaaa was a Suebahruuuu
The way he pronounce subaru
i was HOPING to find someone else who noticed
subaroo
Nek minnut bro
With the chilli bin and
Play some Touch Braaahh
As an Australian I assure you that's not how 99.9% of us say Subaru 😂
I swear ! It’s 2023 and people still don’t know the difference between business income and personal income.
Once you take out the gas which was not that much with the time it took to get to these clients and insurance, this man still made probably $750 for the day
He’s making at least 600
I forget to factor in taxes and expenses on supplies
I swear people in 2024 still don't know what rate exchange means. This man works in Australia. Euros are almost always worth more than dollars. During today's current exchange which YOU should know cause you are a "conscious trader," actually made $894.49. Keep laughing. Jokes on YOU! 😂 Even if you count in gas, insurance, lunch, etc he still made $800 that day. How much do YOU make a day? Again the jokes on YOU!!! 🤭🤣🤣
@@elitebeats8414 Calm down bud.
You are definitely a pro. I remember cleaning my dads cars from the business he ran and I only had 2 cloths, 1 rugged, a brush and a not so good vacuum. I remember it took me around 1.5hrs to do the whole car in n out, but as I just implied, I did try my best to work with what I have but you wouldn't see me getting on my knees to each little cravice and using a toothbrush and special soaps to each inch of the car, I assume that if I did it would have taken me well around 8hrs. And yet you did 2 cars FULL deep cleaning to the last detail as a brand new baby and only took you around 3hrs each. I take my hat off for you sir.
Remember this is you tube so believe what you like
That's 824 Australian dollars. It's around 10 American dollars, I believe.
No no around 8.75 sir
Minus materials and taxes....thats like 3 usd
$540*
HAHAHAHHA
Sorry we pay with guns in america
I am a car detailer for a major car company ... we start at 6am!! I would love to start washing cars @9am lol sheesh
Can you make a video on a list of products/tools you use? I’m looking to start detailing my own cars and once I get good enough I’ll see about doing it for friends/family but I don’t really know what to get. I see upholstery cleaners ranging from $650-$2400 and I’m not sure what features are really needed or not and I’d like the opinions of people that do this for a living to give recommendations on tools like brushes(didn’t think I’d need them but I can see why they’re useful) before I really get in to this.
Some things I’d like to know are which upholstery cleaners/features I should consider.
Pressure washer nozzles, pressure washers.
brushes/scrubbers that won’t harm paint/finish.
Solutions for cleaning inside and out (what is a paint decontamination? I’ll look this up later).
I’m not just asking for the answers to everything, I’ll be putting in time to research on my own but since I’m just now starting to look in to this, I’m a little lost and would like to know a benchmark to start really comparing stuff to and to learn from professional’s experiences for what they’ve encountered and wish they knew earlier.
Thank you all in advance for your consideration and for taking the time to read this and for answering any questions I’ve presented.
Don’t wait till you think your ready just do it you will learn off your first car after 3 you will know the ins-outs
"suhbahrew outback"😭
I love your videos man. Keep up the good work.
That's your revenue. You have subtract your material used, gas spent, and hourly wages.
Correct. He should have used ‘revenue’ instead
Looks like you do great work - good mobile retailers are hard to find in my area
Minus tax, minus fuel, minus materials and products you are left with $200. Great side hustle but what’s not a lot of money.
Bad maths right there.
Nah. Left with at least $775. Doesn't cost much at all.
Not bad those prices are worth it.
SUE BAR RUWWW AUGHT BECK
Spot on 😂
Oi! Bladi hell! Itsu luvli innit fam!? Luvri Bii'sh accento innit fam!?
@@cartman9652the dudes Aussie u smoothbrain
I offer 45 for an iron removal and I thought that was expensive 😮
this guy is Australian based. there is a big difference between the australia dollar and usd. 1AUD = 0.60 USD
probably a few cents more
Got to iron remove and clay bar for decontamination!
Sio bar ooo😂😂
A Suu-bar-ruu?! Fkin what?!
RESPECT
Good for you ❤
I want to get into this I think I bought the supplies I need to start but a video about everything u need from how u charge to the items u need would be amazing help. Or even a long form comment replying to me
Geez where you located? love your work.
great minus driving fuel and product usage thats pretty good
Thanks algorithm
Good work mate I tip my hat to you as a kiwi detailer
Dang you're fast! Takes me forever to do my asceny
I guess its different every where you go. Of course my prices are cheap and work with the people. Usually it takes me about 4 or 5 hrs. But longer depending on how bad the vehicle is.
How? How are you able to do a car in under 3 hours? It takes me about 6 to 7 hours to finish a car.
I feel that dude I’m trying to pick up. My interiors only gigs take at least 3-4 and if someone was interior exterior it takes 6-7 hours
did you use your own water from a trailer or use the car owners water? Thanks
Nice dude I have a detailing business 😂 it’s great
That’s impressive, a full detail in 4 hours. Our shop with two guys on one vehicle will take about 4-6hrs. Are you polishing the vehicles? I’m not hating, I also know you are doing mobile as well which I charge more for.
Great video.
Awesome mate!
How do you deal with power when you are mobile? For the compressor, carpet cleaner etc?
Planning on starting a mobile detailing business in my city but one question where tf do get the water? Do you borrow from the customers house? Do you use a water tank? I’m confused
how long have you been detailing in order to have your processes down so efficiently to complete two cars in one day by yourself? I recently started detailing my own vehicle and it takes me a couple hours and that's without wax and the car is new and clean already 😂
Been thinkin of doing this as side hustle but abit hesitant about giving it a crack
What are the products you use I’m curious about getting some supplies and starting soemthing
What shampooer did you use ? I'm looking for a steam cleaner for my car 😅
What vacuum extractor do you use? Does it run on battery?
I have a system where unless it’s incredibly dirty I can do in 3:30 minutes. I only accept 2 Appointments per day because traffic and day light savings time. This is totally doable at least 3-4 days a week.
I wish I could charge that price here in Central Texas. I would quit my 9-5 job.
Almost 400 for a car wash is crazy
What’s ur secret to being so fast but yet efficient?
the right tools prolly
This is hard work! Nice job AutoClean. $540 U.S. dollars ($197,000 USD @year not counting paint corrections or coatings).
Very true but that's also not counting detailing products, gas, tires, maintenance costs on his equipment and his car, insurance for his business, maintenance costs for his website, business cards etc. Also eating lunch on the go also gets expensive especially in high end areas like this. He's still easily pulling 6 figures though.
What did u apply on that glove box?
Godddd I need to raise my prices this is wild
Which chemical you use when you wash a car the interior
Then how many are entry level maintenance washes.
You work.when it is raining?
Super.cold?
Super hot?
How long does it take to detail a suv and shampoo the suv carpet my suv been in the shop for 2 days now and the bill I sign was for $450 plus tax should I be concerned?
Nice job keep doing what you love ❤I make 4000$ a day❤❤❤❤❤
do you have any like links to your equipment?
First car was a soo-bar-roo😂😂
😂😂 @1:24 you said exterior twice lol
In germany, after tax you'd be left with like 400$ 💀
In Australia you'd be left with about 4-500
In the USA you would be left with 2$
What’s a good steam vacuum for cloth seats and carpet
@jimmy Dunne 4 hours 😮 all that would take me the day 🤣
What equipment do you have?
I would say that a fair price. Honest truth too fair…
Jeeze. Takes me 3 1/2 hours just to do interiors most days 😂
Doesn't tell you its about 100 in expenses per job - taxs youll earn around £50 an hour 👏
Wholy so close to 400$ for a basic wash with sealant on top and a interior detail I need to raise my prices 😂
Soobabroo
Awesome, the convenience is definitely the key here, what sort of expenses would you have
Insurance, road tax and fuel for the van plus the cost of chemicals used on customer vehicles. On top of that you'd have personal indemnity insurance. Those are the big monthly expenses and you'd have a few others every now and again
damn you make 300k a year that great man you’ve done great in life good job
Pre-tax
@@waynelle_b4850oh yeah still making bank
it doesnt quite work that way
@@row0111 pre tax
@@row0111right, tomorrow he won’t have anything to do, then the next day he has one interior job. It ebbs and flows.
How does an ultimate detail not include decon?
Do you need a commercial vehicle or you use your own car
what are your expenses like
Bro called a Subaru a sabaro
See I would love todo this but so far the people that I talk to just tell me “so basically wash and vacuum my car? Id rather take it to Buc-ee’s and do it for $12”…
Okay, that’s revenue though.. what’s more important is your profit
I also did the math. I would have to charge the customers hundreds of dollars for a simple wash to come out even. That’s highway robbery.
soob-AH-roo?
Soob - argh - ew
@@HitHitex "Boo-GAH-ti..."
How much after expenses and taxes?
:kids when they get. Money from cleaning cars
:mom let me hold that for u
Soooo that’s cool, butttt,, is that disincluding the price of the wear on your gear, and the price of the cleaning detergent stuff you use??
How are you able to do an ultimate detail in 4 hours?!
He doesn’t lol
It’s very doable with experience and having a good work system. If you’re bouncing through the car to get everything done instead of going side by side you would be way faster. In my case, do interiors starting on the passenger front side moving my way around until I get to the drivers side, by the time I’m at the drivers side im pretty much done. It’s good to set up a system to be faster and more efficient. Always working with excellence.
A full detail only takes like 2 hours if you’re a pro lmao
Cap @@ixine-cg4qn
sah bar roo
Fair price
Same detailing cost like 8 dollars in India
But do you not have to pay Tax if you want start a business?
Swear pressure washing never cleans my cars , have to manually scrub to get it remotely clean!
What’s your trick ? Definitely going to sign up to your program
Do you use a pre wash?
But that $824 didn't take the expenses out - like the products, the equipment. Your take home for the day was? I'm going to guess $500 or so, and that has to be spread out to cover days when you don't have this kind of clientele.
What's the point if we don't know what you had for lunch?
How do you do pricing??
a suboat???
Im not paying 300 bucks for a detail unless i get it clay barred. But im cheap 😂
How are you doing an interior and a wash with a sealant in 4 hours? These must be pretty clean already
High end customers with newer cars, hence less filth to eliminate.
I want this job
Very nice, but then the ATO take and business expenses take all the meat off that big old bone, unless you are doing cashies.
Thats a great price in my opinion but 4 hours sounds concerning for all that.
It seems to be a saturated market. Lots of guys advertising and not getting much work where I am.
Full detail that takes 4 hours and 3 hours?
My man does full details with zero expenses,he uses spit, a bar of soap and positive thoughts.
Expenses left out
And people here wont pay anything north of £50 😂
Its crazy to me how youre doing a paint sealant for your ultimate detail but you’re not decontaminating the paint before applying the sealant? You’re just throwing it over contaminated paint? Which will make the sealant last waaay less. Im basing this over your comment about the tar and how you upsold the paint decontamination. Which paint decontamination is pretty much do a chemical decontamination with iron remover followed by a mechanical decontamination with a clay bar. Hope you’re doing things right and not just making car looking clean when they’re technically not.
Bro ur so lucky you can wash cars in the daytime. If I wash my car while the sun is out the. The soap immediately dries on the car and is. Early impossible to get off, so I have to wait till the sun goes over the horizon and then I gotta wash my car in 30 minutes which is a pain