mobile crew

[Envious Eric]

look at scottwax signature and watch that video and then some of his others...



I use a grout sponge and dry with a waffle weave towel...one bucket method!

 

[Jean-Claude]

so how does this process work? im really curious now..

I used 2 buckets with guards in them. One has the water and solution and another has just water. I used a good mitt to apply the solution mix and another to rinse off the mitt. A microfiber for the drying of the spot.



It was slightly odd. But I can see where it could be used on most cars.



At this point I still prefer a pressure washer.

 

[Flawless Image]

I used 2 buckets with guards in them. One has the water and solution and another has just water. I used a good mitt to apply the solution mix and another to rinse off the mitt. A microfiber for the drying of the spot.



It was slightly odd. But I can see where it could be used on most cars.



At this point I still prefer a pressure washer.

oh, i see the technique.. so its not 'waterless'. you just use 'less' water.. hmmm..

 

[1bad-detailer]

It is always best to run two man crews. When you get moving, even the best detailer can overlook something and having another man there almost guarantees perfection. It's also a good idea in case someone falls ill. Let's face it, we come in contact with some nasty stuff on a daily basis. Depending on who you have working for you, there can be some sick days involved. My advice to you is to stick with the 2 man crews in order to boost company credibility and quality. I have done it both ways amd I always come back to a 2 man crew. It cuta your commission down but 75% of something is better than 100% of nothing. Been doing this for close to twelve years now so I have some experience on the matter. My 2 Cents.