Hi, this is Joanne from Fresno California, I want to know if you could please please make a video on taking out water spots in a black car, make a video on how to maintain a Black car and also how to wax a black car I wash my own cars and I wanted maintain the black SHEIN in my Chevy trailblazer Thank you. I will keep on watching the love your channel. Keep up the good work.
Hi Joanne, water spots on the windows or paint? Either or I’ll make sure to add these on to the list for my future uploads. Thanks for watching the videos! 😆
I really want to try green star. Climate where i live is more humid and hot than florida and the dirt really sticks to paint here. Ive been using bilt hamber surfex hd as base layer pre wash, then foam bilt hamber touchless over the top for a total of 8 mintues dwell time. Removes a ton of dirt! Gonna order some Green Star and give it a try. Thanks for all the great videos Randy, and hope business is good! 🤙🏽 -TJ from Guam 🇬🇺-
I know you spoke a little bit about using this with wax and sealants and even ceramic coating cars. I recently coated my vehicle at home with two layers of armor shield super good product but I’m curious to as what dilution ratio you think is safe enough to where it’s not too tooo crazy of cutting and aggressive to the coating? Do you believe the 10:1 would still work as a pre treatment and is 5:1 good for wheels that are coated as well? Thanks bro
When I started buying all these products for detailing on a budget, I saw that APC alone should be enough for interior such as dashboard, steering wheel, leather, carpet and upholstery etc. However now seeing turorials on interior cleaning, it seems everyone has their dedicated chemicals for each part of the interior. Question is, will I now have to go out and buy these dedicated cleaners like interior cleaner etc, or can I stick to my APC (Surfex HD) while I gain more experience?
I wouldn’t say a dedicated cleaner for each PART of an interior, rather one cleaner we tend to use for the overall interior. If your cleaner is working for you than you shouldn’t switch whatsoever! If you’re using an APC just make sure to dilute it properly and of-course in the long run you can test out different products and see which ones you’d actually prefer. Don’t get caught up right now with trying to have the RIGHT cleaner, your goal should be to get the job done with what your currently have and make sure it actually works! Usually if you start off simple and then down the road upgrade (with whatever tools, products or equipment) you tend to see a difference and can handle them much better as well as use it to its maximum possibility at that point. Hope that helps!
@@detailingbeyondlimits thank you for the quick reply. I’m thinking about starting in this business as a side hustle. I know Uncle Sam wants his share that’s why I’m asking🙂
Hi I am 13 years old and I want to start a detailing businesses but I only have a vacuum how much could I charge to clean someone’s car and I also have a brush to clean the dash board as well
You can charge as little or as much as you want.. the biggest advice I would have for you is don’t focus too much on how much you will charge for your very first detail or details rather go out and do it & get a feel for it (see how much effort it requires as well as how long it takes you) Then from there sit down and figure out a price you feel comfortable charging for your services now that you know what to more so expect when detailing a strangers vehicle. Hope that helps! Best of luck to you ✌🏻
Dilution ratios! Mixing the product with water.. you don’t want to use the product straight out of the original bottle, check out one of my shorts where I explain how you can actually dilute your products. Hope that helps!
Podrías por favor ponerle subtítulos en español, creo que habemos muchos latinoamericanos que vemos tus videos para tratar de aprender y emprender con nuestro propio negocio. Muchas gracias bendiciones
I know you spoke a little bit about using this with wax and sealants and even ceramic coating cars. I recently coated my vehicle at home with two layers of armor shield super good product but I’m curious to as what dilution ratio you think is safe enough to where it’s not too tooo crazy of cutting and aggressive to the coating? Do you believe the 10:1 would still work as a pre treatment and is 5:1 good for wheels that are coated as well? Thanks bro
You literally answered every question about this product!!
Glad you found the video helpful :) thanks as always for watching!
this is crazy I find this channel much love
Let’s go! 💪🏻💪🏻
Hi, this is Joanne from Fresno California, I want to know if you could please please make a video on taking out water spots in a black car, make a video on how to maintain a Black car and also how to wax a black car I wash my own cars and I wanted maintain the black SHEIN in my Chevy trailblazer Thank you. I will keep on watching the love your channel. Keep up the good work.
Hi Joanne, water spots on the windows or paint?
Either or I’ll make sure to add these on to the list for my future uploads. Thanks for watching the videos! 😆
bro your the best!!!
I really want to try green star. Climate where i live is more humid and hot than florida and the dirt really sticks to paint here. Ive been using bilt hamber surfex hd as base layer pre wash, then foam bilt hamber touchless over the top for a total of 8 mintues dwell time. Removes a ton of dirt!
Gonna order some Green Star and give it a try.
Thanks for all the great videos Randy, and hope business is good! 🤙🏽
-TJ from Guam 🇬🇺-
TJ, that’s a fire combo already haha! If you get the chance to, try Green Star and let me know how you like it 🤙🏻
Hafa Adai Chelu from VA
You don’t need to try anything else, you have the best of the best already.
I know you spoke a little bit about using this with wax and sealants and even ceramic coating cars. I recently coated my vehicle at home with two layers of armor shield super good product but I’m curious to as what dilution ratio you think is safe enough to where it’s not too tooo crazy of cutting and aggressive to the coating? Do you believe the 10:1 would still work as a pre treatment and is 5:1 good for wheels that are coated as well? Thanks bro
Love APC Meguiar's y P&S xpress interior cleanear
Nice! I like both as well but I now use Green Star all the time, make sure you stay tuned for my next video to see my favorite interior cleaner!! 🤙🏻
Do you have a video in English showing your step by step exterior car wash?
@@Bobsadventures58 yes, it’s on the channel!
When I started buying all these products for detailing on a budget, I saw that APC alone should be enough for interior such as dashboard, steering wheel, leather, carpet and upholstery etc. However now seeing turorials on interior cleaning, it seems everyone has their dedicated chemicals for each part of the interior. Question is, will I now have to go out and buy these dedicated cleaners like interior cleaner etc, or can I stick to my APC (Surfex HD) while I gain more experience?
I wouldn’t say a dedicated cleaner for each PART of an interior, rather one cleaner we tend to use for the overall interior.
If your cleaner is working for you than you shouldn’t switch whatsoever!
If you’re using an APC just make sure to dilute it properly and of-course in the long run you can test out different products and see which ones you’d actually prefer.
Don’t get caught up right now with trying to have the RIGHT cleaner, your goal should be to get the job done with what your currently have and make sure it actually works!
Usually if you start off simple and then down the road upgrade (with whatever tools, products or equipment) you tend to see a difference and can handle them much better as well as use it to its maximum possibility at that point. Hope that helps!
@@detailingbeyondlimitsYeah man great help, keep doing what you're doing, thanks!
Does jabber automatically add the tax to wash fee?
You can choose to if you’d like, completely optional.
@@detailingbeyondlimits thank you for the quick reply. I’m thinking about starting in this business as a side hustle. I know Uncle Sam wants his share that’s why I’m asking🙂
Hi I am 13 years old and I want to start a detailing businesses but I only have a vacuum how much could I charge to clean someone’s car and I also have a brush to clean the dash board as well
You can charge as little or as much as you want.. the biggest advice I would have for you is don’t focus too much on how much you will charge for your very first detail or details rather go out and do it & get a feel for it (see how much effort it requires as well as how long it takes you) Then from there sit down and figure out a price you feel comfortable charging for your services now that you know what to more so expect when detailing a strangers vehicle. Hope that helps! Best of luck to you ✌🏻
@@detailingbeyondlimits thanks a lot cause when I’m older I’m trying to have a mobile device detailing business
How does it compare to super clean
Love Gs 🔥
Amazing APC! 🤙🏻
These videos are always helpful. Thanks again for the tips
You got it!
Is it save. On ceramic coated paint
can i use this on protected vehicles and coated vehicles at a 10:1
nvm
can i use it for carpet?
Hey what do mean when u say 15:1
10:1
30:1
Dilution ratios! Mixing the product with water.. you don’t want to use the product straight out of the original bottle, check out one of my shorts where I explain how you can actually dilute your products. Hope that helps!
Podrías por favor ponerle subtítulos en español, creo que habemos muchos latinoamericanos que vemos tus videos para tratar de aprender y emprender con nuestro propio negocio. Muchas gracias bendiciones
¡Sí, definitivamente! ¡Déjame investigar cómo hacerlo bien!
Estas ubicado en Estados Unidos?
Yessss. Im firsttt 🎉 lol
Love KC Green Star. Use it as my bug and bird poop pre treat 😎
Let’s go! Haha, yes it’s super versatile!! Thanks for watching :)
Superior products pink perfection, better cost less and it's diluteable
Is a good apc but bilthamber surface HD is way better
I sell their products locally want to know anything about them just ask
Got it, will do! 🤙🏻
What’s your take on KC Vb?
Very uneconomical for professional detailing, great for everyday consumer.
how much do you charge for a exterior detail?
I know you spoke a little bit about using this with wax and sealants and even ceramic coating cars. I recently coated my vehicle at home with two layers of armor shield super good product but I’m curious to as what dilution ratio you think is safe enough to where it’s not too tooo crazy of cutting and aggressive to the coating? Do you believe the 10:1 would still work as a pre treatment and is 5:1 good for wheels that are coated as well? Thanks bro