If you own a vehicle today, there’s a good chance you’ve experienced the horrors of paint overspray on cars. If not, you might be here because it just happened. Either way, we’ve got you covered with our definitive guide to Paint Overspray Removal.
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When I think back about how I started my detailing businesses, I did it the “old fashioned” way. By old fashioned I mean I opened my own fixed location shop with overhead, employee’s etc. They say hindsight is 20/20, but if I had to do it all over again I would skip the fixed the shop location and go straight to offering mobile services along with detailing to all my customers.
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Construction companies always have problems with their heavy equipment cleaning needs. So why not help them with it? As part of your regular mobile detailing business you have most of the equipment you would need to be a very effective heavy equipment cleaning vendor for local companies. We can show you how to build a profitable heavy equipment cleaning service to add to your detailing or mobile services business.
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Car engine cleaning tips are important for many reasons. A clean engine runs cooler which helps with fuel efficiency. It also helps prolong the life of your engine. So cleaning the engine the proper way requires the best practices methods, which is what we include in car engine cleaning tips.
Read MoreYour mobile detailing truck and trailer along with your mobile detailing equipment is referred to as your “Mobile Rig” or simply a “Rig”. The mobile rig is the single most important part of the mobile detailing business. If you don’t have the equipment to get the job done, then you can’t do the work. So naturally mobile detailing equipment is going to be a subject that you focus on frequently if you are offering these services.
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If you’ve had a vehicle for any length of time, it’s inevitable that you’ll...
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When I think back about how I started my own detailing company I can’t imagine not setting up with mobile detailing services first. If I had to do it over again I would do exactly the same thing. No fixed facility shop, low overhead, no utilities, no property/building insurance, etc. There are just so many positives that I can’t figure out why people get the idea to start a detail shop and don’t consider the mobile detailing services as an option.
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If you work outside year round, you’re at the mercy of the weather. An Inflatable Mobile Garage can make a huge improvement in your ability to stay profitable year round versus letting Mother Nature control your business!
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Old school detailers just used an old shop vac, scrub brush and a bucket. It’s a horrible way to scrub carpets and isn’t even close to a professional auto carpet cleaning, but they managed somehow. Other less professional detailers like to spray chemical on your carpets, pressure wash the dirt out and then drill small holes in your floor boards to let the water drain out. I know you think I’m kidding, but I’m not. Professional heated carpet extractors will run about $1,500. So if your detailer does not have one, go somewhere else. If they can’t afford $1,500 for equipment that will dramatically improve the quality of their work, then you don’t want your car near them.
Read MoreWindshield Repair That tiny chip or star in your windshield is a large and growing crack waiting to happen. If this happens to you then windshield repair is in your future. Unless of course, you feel like paying for the...
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So what is Ozone Odor Removal? Basically, it’s a highly effective, state of the art piece of equipment that we use to cleanse the air of pollutants and foul odors that are in your vehicle. The ozone machine creates negatively charged ions that attach to larger particles of the pollutants or odors and then catches them in it’s filter to be cleaned out later. It sounds like a simple procedure, but the equipment is very expensive and the process is somewhat time-consuming since we leave our ozone machine in your vehicle for several hours.
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Highway roadpaint is applied hot so it dries fast. Sometimes not fast enough. It gets pulled up on to wheels, splattered into wheel wells, and thrown onto trim and body paint. And it’s nearly impossible to remove. But we know how and we’re gonna show you how.
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