Lol"........."yo bitches". Great start.

Great video Darren. great self interview.

Thanks for taking the time to educate us Darrin!!

What a testimony, your such a inspiration to so many detailers! Just goes to show you that you can do it even when you don't have all the information and equipment! "Fake it till you make it!" I know exactly what you mean! Thanks for all the great information and all of your incredible KZfaq videos Darren!

Great video!! Thanks for all the background info. Some people try, fail, and then give up. You give people a plethora of great information!! Thanks again.

I love detailing a car. It's now a part-time "business" for me. But more than for the money, I do it because I love doing it. I love taking a rough car and turning it back into a gem (well, once it's rough, getting it back to 100% is often not practical). I love the reaction of most owners when they see what I was able to do. When I first start on a rough car I think "why in the world did I agree to do this" but when it's finished, I know why. Like you, I love being outside and, hopefully within reason, working on my tan. I relax the most, when I detail. It's hard work, but it still relaxes me. And when I'm finished, I love being worn out but satisfied with the result. I think having passion for doing a job right, no matter what job, makes a job rewarding. Maybe we should call it Detail Passion (although I still like your company's name - Detail Fetish). Again, enjoyed your video. Yes, you may stretch it out some, but it shows your passion. Thanks!

+Auto Fetish Detail... Yo bitches... Really Darren stick to Detailing... Happy birthday Josh Miller from Tomato Industries Mobile Car Detailing Byron Bay. Hey Darren thanks for the vids and tips. I also checked your website and its given me food for thought regarding my own advertising. I am now also using your famous "not all dirt is created equal" quote when negotiating with customers. The tip about using super degreaser on oily /greasy carpets and mats worked well whilst I was shampoo / extracting a farm truck the other day. I also used an eraser pad to remove glue after removing numerous stickers from rear windows. Really appreciate your tips as they have helped me become more proficient and less anxious when faced with tasks for the first time. God bless and stay safe.

Yo... Darren! it's me, birthday boy here, (aka JasonISF) thanking you from nowhere else but the sunny land down under ! not much detailing planned for today but you never know...might get a call from a Ferrari owner with a bad case of OCD wanting a 10 step correction.. hahaha :) BTW told my cool girlfriend that when we visit CA (i have relatives there) I will be definitely hitting the Auto Fetish Detail master up for a day out in your world in the field! anyway your videos are awesome man so keep them coming and maybe one day I'll make a Harley one for you :p Cheers Josh ('Attention to Detailing')

lol, that beginning.Thanks for sending me in the right direction for my problem with solution finish, I'll be waiting for Chris' feedback.

Thank you Sir for another awesome video!

Fun video as it brought back a few memories. Got my "start" in much the same way (though I never did detailing full time). Got my first wash jobs (not really detail) back in the '80s delivering pizza to higher end folks who needed their car washed. So, on Saturdays and some nights during the summers, I did. But I think I only got $15-20 a car, but that was without wax until spray wax came out. Later I did add wax services. Fun times!

thanks for the great video Darren! Keep up the great work!

There u are! It was A while that u uploaded A video! I was wondering where is Darren!

Thank you Darren, my thoughts exactly could not have said it better myself been running a high speed polisher for 28 yrs. detailing cars since the age of 17 (and yes like you said it's all about experience start slow work your way up I've seen it all power cord caught in the wheel burning through paint...ect...and yes been there done that) grew up in a used car family owned business....I have every make and model of polishers on the market my first was a Milwaukee no speed control :( several snap-on as you know same as black and decker (Dewalt), Makita, Dewalt ,I have an arsenal of 7 buffers my pick the Dewalt DWTDWP849X same polisher your using 7 yrs. self employed mobile detailing best thing I ever did will never look back FU....corporate America :)

Haha some hardcore talk. I saw your videos before, but I feel bad that I did not subscribe earlier. cheers for the good videos!

I want to remove all the old sealant on my car and apply a fresh coat. How would you go about doing that darren? I use Klasse sealant glaze. Plus how do you tell if sealant is still left on a car anyway, a well washed car beads water was well. Thanks.

good videos Darren i like them lot

Thanks for the great info.

cool vid ... thanks for sharing

Darren, you said you don't like to work on crap, but what if a customer calls you and wants you to personally come detail their 1992 Honda Civic which is dirty and nasty, but they want you to clean it as if it were a Bugatti (ie to the highest standards)? Are you gonna come out and do everything you can to make it a 10? Or are you gonna tell them no thanks?

yo bitches? you had a jessie pinkman moment! great vids man. I'm going to try your window technique out tomorrow, windows are the worst. thanks!

how about a fitness video?

Your first customer, the cute asian girl, did she call you back to detail her car again? And do you think you did a good job on her car?

"Datsun...its a Nissan 30-40 years ago" ahahahah

nice