http://www.digitalgrabber.com/digital_lifestyle/worlds_most_expensive_car_wash.html
Hope you all enjoy!!
Pop some pocorn and give it a go!
Good luck!!
Hope you all enjoy!!
Pop some pocorn and give it a go!
Good luck!!
Watch the $10,000 detail!!
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armoredsaint
New member
he only uses 1 bucket to wash and in the sun too! i would put money down to anyone here to probably do a better job than him. Zymol is overrated IMHO and I was a user for 10 years 
imported_Denzil
New member
Heh, interesting... looked like he used quite a bit of product on that rotary. :waxing:
LastDetail
Whose yer DADDY!??!?!?!?!
Didn't seem to me that he was doing anything different than what we do. I found it a bit irritating how he kept mentioning how much each product cost, as if to say this is the best because it costs the most. Which is rarely true.
Whatever though it certainly looks like he isn't hurting for business, so whatever he is doing he must be doing it right.
Whatever though it certainly looks like he isn't hurting for business, so whatever he is doing he must be doing it right.
Djmigs
Certified C. & Mc P.S.N
yea this is definetly a repost......
never the less id give this mate a two thumbs up on his marketing on his process well you know haha!!!....
i need to rethink marketing and who i am targeting or move near him... LOL
Vacation here i come......
never the less id give this mate a two thumbs up on his marketing on his process well you know haha!!!....
i need to rethink marketing and who i am targeting or move near him... LOL
Vacation here i come......
ScubaStevo
New member
Jees. That wheel cleaner pump, hell I have more pressure when...oh nevermind.
Behold his "61-step" detailing layout:
1. Rinse car with 30 degree purified water
2. Spray citrus cleaner on car
3. Rinse
4. Wash top half of car
5. Rinse
6. Wash lower half of car
7. Rinse
8. Spray citrus cleaner on wheel wells
9. Rinse
10. Clean paint and windows with clay mixed with a secret solution
11. Rinse
12. Wash
13. Rinse
14. Dry car with microfiber towels
15. Apply wheel cleaner
16. Rinse
17. Turn wheels 180 deg
18. Reapply wheel cleaner
19. Rinse
20. Dry wheels
21. Dry door, engine and hood edges
22. Blow air in cracks and towel dry
23. Measure paint thickness
24-27. Sand paint
28. Re-measure paint
29. Apply pre-wax cleaner to paint
30. Remove above with towel
31. Apply wax to paint
32. Remove wax
33. Buff windows
34. Clean windows
35. Vacuum interior
36. Clean interior trim
37. Shampoo carpets & mats
38. Clean leather
39. Dry leather
40. Condition leather & buff
41. Clean interior with compressed air
42. Apply pre-wax to door edges
43. Condition door gaskets
44. Apply wax to door edges
45. Dry tires
46. Clean & condition exterior trim
47. Clean wheels with clay mixed with a secret solution
48. Clean & polish wheels
49. Apply pre-wax cleaner to wheels
50. Apply wax to wheels
51. Final buff
52. Clean windows again
53-55. Apply wax layer to paint & buff twice
56-58. Repeat above
59-61. Repeat for final wax
1. Rinse car with 30 degree purified water
2. Spray citrus cleaner on car
3. Rinse
4. Wash top half of car
5. Rinse
6. Wash lower half of car
7. Rinse
8. Spray citrus cleaner on wheel wells
9. Rinse
10. Clean paint and windows with clay mixed with a secret solution
11. Rinse
12. Wash
13. Rinse
14. Dry car with microfiber towels
15. Apply wheel cleaner
16. Rinse
17. Turn wheels 180 deg
18. Reapply wheel cleaner
19. Rinse
20. Dry wheels
21. Dry door, engine and hood edges
22. Blow air in cracks and towel dry
23. Measure paint thickness
24-27. Sand paint
28. Re-measure paint
29. Apply pre-wax cleaner to paint
30. Remove above with towel
31. Apply wax to paint
32. Remove wax
33. Buff windows
34. Clean windows
35. Vacuum interior
36. Clean interior trim
37. Shampoo carpets & mats
38. Clean leather
39. Dry leather
40. Condition leather & buff
41. Clean interior with compressed air
42. Apply pre-wax to door edges
43. Condition door gaskets
44. Apply wax to door edges
45. Dry tires
46. Clean & condition exterior trim
47. Clean wheels with clay mixed with a secret solution
48. Clean & polish wheels
49. Apply pre-wax cleaner to wheels
50. Apply wax to wheels
51. Final buff
52. Clean windows again
53-55. Apply wax layer to paint & buff twice
56-58. Repeat above
59-61. Repeat for final wax
LucasZCPM3
New member
TigerMike said:Gotta love the comment in the text about the Zymol lasting a year...
Really, wouldn't a MC12 thats driven once a month (Max) get a year out of two layers of Zymol?
lucaszcpm3 said:
Zymol is a very low durability product, and is known for lasting 2 weeks on show cars. It is full of oils. Oils evaporate and dry up, they won't last forever, or even a year if left untouched. When you polish furniture with oils, how long is it before the oily "look" dries and it is all but gone from the surface? Certainly not a year.
Just because a car isn't driven doesn't mean the wax isn't dissipating from the surface. In the case of Zymol, it dissipates pretty quickly.
Just goes to show you that there is a market for anything, if you can convince people with money they need your services, or products. This guy isn't doing anything special to those cars, but he has the owners convinced his "61-step" regimen is worth 10 grand.
Next, he'll be selling them swawp land in Mexico.imported_wagsjr
New member
What do you guys think of his special wax that he rubs his hands to activate and then applies bare hand? He is a smart business man, thats for sure
Thomas Dekany
New member
wagsjr said:
waxing by hand is nothing new. However you better have your palms be as smooth as a baby ....
As far as the 1 bucket method - while I don't advocate it, if I am doing a first full detail, sometimes I use just one bucket. After all I will be removing some clear anyways. Just m2c
Todd@RUPES
Just a regular guy
Amazing....
bussiness guy.
bussiness guy.
TH0001 said:
word!
i sw this video a while back before i got into the industry and thought is was awesome, no i have watched it a few times since and just laugh at it...
the thing that gets me every time is the narrator says the wax will dry and be harder than concrete and last up to a year!!.....LMAO!!...