Startup Detailing In Dealership - Help On All of the Products Needed.

[B.Anderson]

Well, a dealership that I work for now is opening a detail center of its own and I have been given the task to purchase all the materials and equipment needed. This is a fairly large dealer and surprisingly actually do care about the quality of details that are done. I've always been accustom to the Meguiars products so I decided to make it all (Or mostly) Meguiars products used.

I was wondering if you geniuses would help me out by listing everything that would be needed for a full scale detailing shop, I mean everything.

Buffers, pads, compound, sand paper/block, polish, wax, clay, tire dressing, washing soap, mits, buckets, glass cleaners, mf towels, sealents, interior shampoos, dash dressing, leather conditioner, extractors, everything to get the best possible job done.

Make my detailers proud to be using quality supplies as opposed to the cheapest you can find on the market.

Thank you very much for any input, It is greatly appreciated.

[I Shine]

Re: Startup Detailing In Dealership - Help On All of the Products Needed.

Wow, Déjà vu

I swear this very same post was done about a year ago. I'm sure most dealerships want their cars to be clean, shiney, as quick as possible and for as cheap as possible. That kind of makes doing quality work with quality products hard.

[J. A. Michaels]

Re: Startup Detailing In Dealership - Help On All of the Products Needed.

I think that AdS has a business start up package. It is pretty inclusive. I would go to ADS website and check it out.