Money on detailing supplie's
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When I first started detailing before Detailed Image, I invested about $900 then soon after picked up a rotary which brought the total closer to $1200. I have a few customers that have spent more than that on just a single jar of wax!
Regardless how much is spent on products, it's more important to learn about the proper process and techniques than to keep putting money into new products. Once you understand the process and your techniques are refined, it's very fun to try new products. I think most detailers eventually settle into their "favorites" but I still find it enjoyable trying new products out.
George
Regardless how much is spent on products, it's more important to learn about the proper process and techniques than to keep putting money into new products. Once you understand the process and your techniques are refined, it's very fun to try new products. I think most detailers eventually settle into their "favorites" but I still find it enjoyable trying new products out.
George
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I'm about $400-500 in just since getting my G in July...and happy to spend it every time I walk up to my car. Honestly I would assume that misapplication is where a lot of it goes in using too much, too often, and at the wrong times. I'm no detailer, I just like having my car sparkle. Like George said though, I always like trying somethign a little new as well so that cost is constantly increasing.
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Originally Posted by Detailed Image
When I first started detailing before Detailed Image, I invested about $900 then soon after picked up a rotary which brought the total closer to $1200. I have a few customers that have spent more than that on just a single jar of wax!
Regardless how much is spent on products, it's more important to learn about the proper process and techniques than to keep putting money into new products. Once you understand the process and your techniques are refined, it's very fun to try new products. I think most detailers eventually settle into their "favorites" but I still find it enjoyable trying new products out.
George
Regardless how much is spent on products, it's more important to learn about the proper process and techniques than to keep putting money into new products. Once you understand the process and your techniques are refined, it's very fun to try new products. I think most detailers eventually settle into their "favorites" but I still find it enjoyable trying new products out.
George
I've been detailing my car for many years. So, I'm many many thousands of dollars into it. A few things I've spent my money on . . .
Porter Cable R/O polisher $100
Edge 2000 6" flat pad kit $100
Edge 2000 6" wave pad kit $100
Zymol Pebble Beach Sampler Kit $180
Zymol Concours $120
Wet/dry vac $100
Swissvax Saphir Wax $130
Pinnacle Souveran Wax $80
Chemical Guy's Pete's 53 Wax $40
Menzerna PO85RD Final Polish $50
I've probably got at least $200 in microfiber towels. That's just the tip of the iceberg too.
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Originally Posted by superchargedg
Well i just bought a flex xc 3401vrg which just blows the pc or udm away and i probably have about a $1000 bucks into all my stuff.....................if not a little more.And i sold the pc cause the flex absolutley destroy,s it with the power it has.
George
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Glad to hear that superchargedg. We are in the process of becoming a Flex distributor as we speak. I am looking forward to carrying this line of buffers.
George
George
I used to have a hard time getting the menzerna lineup to properly break down with a pc/udm.With the flex it breaks down perfectly and brings back a shine and clarity that the pc/udm cant touch.
Oh and btw when people see what this machine can do the pc/udm will be a thing of the past.Good luck george cause you better get a lot of them.
Last edited by superchargedg; 10-29-2007 at 06:15 PM.