Garry Dean - Premium Detailed - Tampa, FL - 2008 Black Chevy Tahoe 2 step correction (swirl mark and scratch removal)

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Here is a Tahoe I polished a few days ago.

I guess I was in a weird mood shooting this video, lol.

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Thanks for watching!
 
Very nice job on that Tahoe Garry, as always. :)

Roughly how long did that detail take you?

It always takes me at least 2 days (sometimes more depending on how bad the vehicle is) to detail a vehicle inside and out (the way I want).

I did this Jeep Grand Cherokee for a relative last week and it took me 2 days. (probably 15 hours or so +/-)

I don't do this as a business, just as a hobby for my own vehicle and family and friends vehicle's once in a while and I would like to cut down my time and be able to finish them in one day.

Would you have any tips that would enable me to cut down the time I spend on their vehicles and be able to actually finish in one days time?

My normal process is Wash, Dry, Remove tar, Clay bar, Tape, Polish (1 or 2 steps), Wax, Dress Plastic Trim, Dress Tires, sweep interior, Wipe down interior, clean door jambs, Clean Windows.

Thanks
 
Garry, I always love watching your videos, it's a nice change to see a video vs. just pictures. And I'm sure it's great for your business.

Excellent job!
 
Mister B said:
Very nice job on that Tahoe Garry, as always. :)

Roughly how long did that detail take you?

It always takes me at least 2 days (sometimes more depending on how bad the vehicle is) to detail a vehicle inside and out (the way I want).

I did this Jeep Grand Cherokee for a relative last week and it took me 2 days. (probably 15 hours or so +/-)

I don't do this as a business, just as a hobby for my own vehicle and family and friends vehicle's once in a while and I would like to cut down my time and be able to finish them in one day.

Would you have any tips that would enable me to cut down the time I spend on their vehicles and be able to actually finish in one days time?

My normal process is Wash, Dry, Remove tar, Clay bar, Tape, Polish (1 or 2 steps), Wax, Dress Plastic Trim, Dress Tires, sweep interior, Wipe down interior, clean door jambs, Clean Windows.

Thanks
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The best tip that I can give you is to take the time you need to get the job done properly. If the client has the time, take the time. Do it right and they will refer you. This business is about word of mouth. The more jobs you do the faster you will get. In the beginning it is much more important to do a great job than it is to sve time.

Hope that helps.
 
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The best tip that I can give you is to take the time you need to get the job done properly. If the client has the time, take the time. Do it right and they will refer you. This business is about word of mouth. The more jobs you do the faster you will get. In the beginning it is much more important to do a great job than it is to sve time.

Hope that helps.
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Good advice. Makes sense.

Thanks
 
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