How To Get Tire Shine To Last Longer? Plus, $100 Detailer and Making Money. Episode #882

Pints & Polishing Auto Detailing Podcast

In this episode of the Pints and Polishing Podcast, hosts Marshall and Nick delve into various topics related to car care, including how to make tire shine last longer, the importance of understanding paint hardness, and tips for choosing the right car.

They also discuss common issues with ceramic coatings and provide cleaning techniques for glass and paint. The conversation is filled with practical advice and insights for car enthusiasts and detailers alike. In this conversation, Marshall Hill and Nick discuss various aspects of automotive detailing, focusing on ceramic coating, paint correction, and the intricacies of pricing strategies in the detailing business.

They also touch on the dynamics of the boxing world, reflecting on recent fights and the promotional aspects that drive viewership. The discussion emphasizes the importance of understanding product application, market efficiency, and the nuances of customer service in the detailing industry.

Takeaways

Tire shine longevity depends on whether it's water-based or solvent-based.

Proper preparation of the tire is crucial for effective dressing.

Water-based dressings may last 3-7 days depending on conditions.

Silicone is a common ingredient in most tire dressings.

Ceramic coatings should not be applied in freezing temperatures.

Look for even distribution of sweat beads when leveling coatings.

Buy cars that fit your needs and budget, regardless of others' opinions.

Always lubricate when cleaning glass to avoid scratches.

Using a stainless steel razor blade can help remove stubborn residues.

Dawn dish soap can be used as a slip solution for cleaning. Stay away from coating cameras to avoid costly repairs.

Taping off sensitive areas during detailing can prevent mess.

Understanding paint hardness is crucial for effective correction.

Efficiency in pricing can lead to better business outcomes.

Market dynamics can influence pricing strategies in detailing.

Volume can compensate for lower pricing in detailing services.

Detailing is about framing the overall appearance of the vehicle.

Not all paint types require different products; technique matters more.

Business success often comes from understanding local market conditions.

Promotions in boxing can significantly impact viewer engagement.

Chapters

00:00 Making Tire Shine Last Longer

12:54 Understanding Paint Hardness and Softness

19:01 Choosing the Right Car: Lexus IS250 Discussion

24:31 Dealing with Ceramic Coating Issues

29:54 Ceramic Coating Considerations

36:10 Understanding Paint Hardness

44:12 Business Efficiency and Market Dynamics

51:00 Reflections on Boxing and Promotions