I was at a family party today and the subject of cars came up inevitably. I didn't bring it up and don't really like to brag about my car or anything, for that matter. Apparently word has gotten around the family and their close friends that I'm a "car guy" now even though all I've done is install LEDs, headlights, and cathodes in a few cars. I have at least three guarenteed offers for car details that would net me quite a bit of cash, but I've never detailed a car before. I imagine that a few good first jobs will net me more based on word of mouth too.

Like I've said, I'm not an expert but I do have patience, a sense of detail, and a good business sense . I am fine with washing a car and waxing it, but aside from that and basic interior cleaning/polishing I'm not the best. Detailing involves a lot of things from what I've heard and read but do any of you have advice or experience? My uncle offered to buy whatever supplies I need so I just want to make sure I get the things that will be helpful.

http://www.expertvillage.com/interviews/auto-detail.htm

http://www.expertvillage.com/intervi...iling-tips.htm

You sir are welcome!

Thanks! That second link is real good. I'm feeling more confident about this now and I think I'm going to go ahead and do it.

Hey man, i've been detailing for about 10 yrs now. Its all about patience and the rite products!!! Knowledge of course helps but you have to have the rite stuff to start with. Im a manger at Diamond Detail in Cockeysville Maryland. Where are you??

I'm just outside of Pittsburgh.

What stuff do you recommend? I am totally lost in a sea of potential buys.