Sooooo....took your advice...straight up woke up to my paycheck, didn’t tell my wife anything, went and got a pressure washer, vacuum, generator, etc. offered to wash my neighbors car for free yesterday....literally got four clients, finished two. It was insano!!!! I feel like I fell off a mountain right now, but super happy I found your videos a while back man! I’ve been mentally plotting for a while, but I couldn’t have asked for a better first day, and your videos, the Gems 💎 you drop bro, 💯 they are appreciated!

Bro why is your content FREE these kinds of videos are soooo good I want to start a business when I get my license I wouldn't expect this kind of content to be free. Keep it up bro

I don’t even do car detailing but this content is 🔥🔥🔥

hey all right! asked you this question about your setup and breakdown time and you took the time to not only answer it, but give a demonstration as well! kudos Oscar thank you very much. I have done a few paying jobs and it seems I need to hire someone after I'm done to help put away the mess I have on the driveway. Extension cords, hoses, wash buckets, towels etc. Man it's a chore in itself just to get it put away, 20 to 30 minutes! Great advice. I'll concentrate on putting away as I'm finished cause as you said after 2-3 hours in that hot Texas sun...whew! I just wanna get out of there. Looking to improve my efficiency in ALL aspects of my business and develop good habits and constantly improve on those as well. keep the videos coming and thanks again.

Them: Nice weather. Me: Thanks!

I’ve been watching your videos lately every day and I can say I feel confident about opening my detailing business anytime now Thanks 🙏🏽

Your videos are awesome! The titles are on point, can't stop clicking through them lol.

Dude this video was key! I have that problem of taking too much crap, taking everything out, and by the time I'm done everything just gets shoved in the car mixed around and vamanos!

By doing so you look organised and professional and also loose less time trying to find your stuff all around. Nice video!

You're the one inspire me to start this move I clean I love your videos I watch all of them but also have a big problem I can't manage the advertisement to set my business trip

And Oscar since we both have the same steamer, and you don't use a hot water extractor can you please do a video on Interior shampooing for carpets and seats? I've been cleaning interiors the best way I know how with the steamer, but I'm always looking for new and improved ways to be more efficient in detailing....p.s I can't wait to check it out since I'm subscribed..

This should’ve been sold in a online digital course.. this is true value

Hey oscar. I was wondering, how do you go about asking the customer if it is okay to use their power and water supply. I feel like it makes myself look less professional or give the customer a bad first impression since I do not have a water tank

Awesome video man. My full exterior/interior detail setup takes me ~15 minutes to setup including a powerwasher hookup. About the same to take down.

Great episode to watch for us who need a point in a right direction not go out and get lost.

Thanks for the video!! Just getting started and your videos are very helpful👍👍

You use the customers electricity and water ?

You have great management skills..I'm really down to having to start with no money, unemployed , but have experience from the 80s detailing drug seized cars for auction..I guess to get a side job clientele what's the bare minimum I need and where can I take shortcuts on cost..(ie. substitute for industrial strength degreasers, etc.)

I like this guy. I have a question. Why is there a garage door on the garage when the whole side is open? Is it a courtyard or somthing? Seems odd.

Nice video for a newbie, thanks!

Good content, he looks like the guys from Chemical Guys

Ever have a customer with a bunch of brat kids that wouldn't leave you alone or a customer that stood and watched everything and slowed you down with questions about every move you made? That'd make for an interesting topic lol

Great info, as always. Thanks for the video.

Hey Joe again I also forgot to add great videos I like all your info. It's been a great help to me thank you

Hi man you mention the water and electric source, do you ask the customer before hand or at the spot? Also how often do you need to bring your own sources

Awesome video man

My bad bro I already watched 3 or 4 of your videos in 24 hours I will keep watching Do you have a video on how to get a white girl with blonde hair and booty?

Me and my partner are two months in our mobile set up we had funds saved up and we both been detailing for years for a dealership . We have a generator water tank pressure washer all types of vaccums steam cleaner the works . Only thing we’re worried about is winter time how many years would you say before we’re steady in the winter and to be able to live off of our business ?

How about getting information about when was tge last time they got it waxed, how ofyen do they wash it, ect.

If you were to ask me all those personal questions when arrive to my house, I would think you'd be trying to rob me. Is it my day off? How long have I lived here? How's my area? What do I do for a living? Leading to... How much do I make, what could I afford

great and thanks for the info

Oscar, Hello my name is John. Very helpful information as I am considering doing my own detailing business. I have allot of years on my own cars along with cars of friends and family which all have said you should do this professionally. I was raised into a family that consistently had classic cars in which my father was my mentor introducing me to proper techniques for detailing. I am now 40 years old and probably started close to 14 years of age. Times have changed along with products for efficiency. I currently work as a Production Manager for the Aerospace industry. The pay is good well over 100 K. Always wanted to do this professionally (detailing). Do not want to quit job until I know for sure this will be a success. Not prying or at least not trying to. However with the proper marketing is 100 grand or more achievable? Also mobile services seems to be the best new way for service. I would imagine putting a 30 to 50 mile cut off would be ideal? I have a lincoln Navigator which all eqipment would fit in the back, but surely is a gas hog. Only vehicle available at this time as my wife uses our other vehicle. Anyways thanks in advance for the info. In addition your videos are informative and appears you are organized as I am just by letting us first timers in business detailing aware. This along with knowing better more efficient ways of equipment loading. In many ways time is everything. Being efficient by being organized is key and can be a huge time saver in the overall detailing experience. Thanks again and look forward to hearing from you.

Can you tell me what kind of ladder (stand) your using?

where did you get the electrical cord reel ?

Today is the day I do my first legit customer

Can you tell me the steps you do? Like say the interior and wash and wax? No engine cleaning, headlight restoration....If there's heavy stains do you charge more? What if the customer has a lot of paperwork, personal items, do you take it all out and put it in a special container?

Hey man, when you detail a car do you ask for a shaded area to apply polishes, waxes, etc... If they are unable to provide a shaded spot, do you turn them away?

This was a great video.

Oscar you have a lot experience and knowledge and there good video keep coming more videos how mani years you are detailed

Oscar where did you buy your Steamer? I'm trying to purchase one. Please help me out! 😁

what if I get to the payment and they refuse to pay/said I didn’t do a good job?

Damn foo You good at this What about payments? Do you only take cash ? Do you write a receipt? Thanks

How much time does it take to do the interior provided theres no stains or problem areas? How much time to do the exterior if its a pickup truck, SUV, or a 4 door sedan to do a wash and wax? Clean the tires, even though that can vary? Clean the grill and polish it? Do you just take cash? When do they pay? Do you ever do clean up jobs when they're gone? Do you verify that they have the cash in hand before starting? What if the truck is filthy? Where I live, it's very hot in the summer and certain car products it says not to use in direct sunlight. How do you work around that? I have those fold out canopies.

Do you ever feel awkward for asking them for their electric and water supply? Has it ever come up to be an issue?

Do you wash and re use your micro fibers or throw them away?

New to your videos. Question what's the average price you charge per vehicle?

Oscar I have 2 weeks doing Detailing and most of the customers are more interesting in interior Detailing, I try different techniques to get more efficient, but sometimes I stress I don't have a pattern to follow, is that's just at the beginning

Do you have a product list of essentials? Also what type of pressure washer /gun/tank set up is the best

Another great video Oscar!

So if their car is caked with mud, do you wash that or brake dust debris from the driveway when done, and where do you pour any wash water?

Hey dude I am trying to get myself started for mobile as well. Can you please let me know the best compounds for working in direct sunlight?? I have Meguiars 105 & 205 I'm sure you know how those are in some Cali summer heat

What kind of metal table is that?

Hey my friend, hope things are well. Quick question... what time do you start your morning and end your day? or at least what is your goal. Because of the heat, I often work late, until 1 or 2 am, but there seems to be a lot I miss because the world starts at 6am. Just curious.

Do you use customers water and electricity

I’ve always wanted to be in the car detailing business, but my worry is that when I start I will barely be making any money. As I have a wife and a newborn child, it’s a big concern for me. So I’m very hesitant to quit my job now which I hate, but pays decently, in order to start My dream career. Any suggestions?

Just wondering if you have any links to buy the ladder or work platform u had.

Is car detailing still a good idea through this pandemic thing

Very helpful 👌

Curious if you've ever completed a job, and the customer states he isn't satisfied for whatever reason and refuses to pay? How would you handle it? I can imagine some people trying to do this to lower cost(even if previously agreed upon)or not pay at all, even if you did a great job

How do you accept the payment? Over the phone or in person once your done

What’s am effective way to get water supply with a mobile wash?

I got a question if you wash the exterior do you get your own water or u ask the costumer for their water and electricity?

good stuff bro,.. i have one question, what generator you use out doors???

Do you ask them at all if they are interested in a maintainance plan or do you wait and text them about it later?

For someone like me who lives in the try state area(NJ,NY,PA) and I want my business to service this area. How would I manage my schedule if I have a client in NJ and then the next one in PA? Or is covering such big area not possible?

What do you do if they refuse to pay you what do you do ?

What are some of the prices you think I should charge, I'm only gonna do interior and exterior detail and engine detail, plus how much should I charge them for the gas iama spent driving to their location?? Thnx

Your videos r helping me

Question about insurance for mobile detailing?? Having a hard time finding someone in Wisconsin to cover me.

What type of steamer do you have in this video?

Nice water tank. I’ve been looking for a small one like that where did you get it?

do you have to have a small business license?

Thanks Oscar!

Hey Oscar Joe from Long Island from Anthony's mobile car wash trying to look for that step ladder thing you have sometimes you use it for a table sometime you stand on it I can't find it.

What's your thoughts on having them pay up front opposed to after ?

What car is this? What kind of chevoorlet

very helpful

is there any way i can get tech with tech if i have any questions im just start up my mob lie datelining business

How can I start a mobile car wash out of my Honda crv

How do you feel about steam car wash?

How much do you charge for a detail

Have you ever used a power washer?

So you use the customers water and electric? Do you do more washes at houses or at their place of work?

Do some customer allowed us detailer to use their water and power? I’m thinking of buying a generator.

I see your in Texas, I’m in Houston/Katy area was wanting to get an interior cleaning.?

The detailing market is way oversaturated now. I'm hanging up my polisher. I'm out. You guys can have it. I got another business now and I'm not going to tell you what it is.

Pinche paisa i love it!

Hey oscar do you use a Hot water extractor? And if you do which one

Do you charge less for using the customer's water?

Thank you🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

2:50 Do I have call my customer "Robert, Dustin, John, Diego, Noah?" - Can't I simply call him by his OWN name? :-P

Que pasa si el cliente habla español y yo no se el idioma me voy dejo el trabajo tirado

which steamer is it?

Oscar I'm Ben from the UK I have just recently set up my own detailing/valeting business And having watched a few of your videos I have picked up a few tips. Thanks a lot. Do you have Facebook?

Do I need a big car to start?

What brand is that steam machine your using?

Go above. But not too far. Don't become a yes man, or you'll end up 3 staging some paint for $60.

How much do you need to charge?

Hablas español Oye quiero poner mi propio negocio quiero que me orientes cuanto más o menos sale si rento un local

Im mobile too