Here's a look at the menu of services that I introduced this year for my first ever Black Friday/Holiday sale. So far it's been pretty popular, especially the ceramic coating package. Clients are eating it up and I took it off our virtual shop on the 30th. I just sent a round of emails/sms messages letting clients know that I will be extending the most of the deals through December except for the ceramic package.....(not really) lol it's not in the store anymore but if someone asks about it then I will tell them that I can hook them up for the one time but it's not going to be as low it was DURING the SALE 😉

​Hey everyone, ​Taking a tough hit this week—I had an unfortunate event yesterday and lost roughly $500 to $600 worth of chemical supplies (so painful!). ​I'm using this setback as a forced opportunity to completely restructure my inventory around maximum cost-efficiency and professional quality. I'm done with smaller bottles; I'm going all-in on concentrates. ​I need the community's honest, battle-tested recommendations for the products you buy in bulk (gallons/5-gallons) that give you the absolute lowest cost-per-use (best ROI). ​🧪 My Shopping List (Need Concentrates For): 1. ​Car Wash Soap: Which hyper-concentrated, pH-neutral wash soap gives the best lubricity and dilution ratio? 2. ​All-Purpose Cleaner (APC): What is your go-to concentrate that handles everything? What are your standard dilution ratios for heavy (wheels/engine) vs. light (interior surfaces)? 3. ​Wheel & Tire Cleaner: Best non-acidic concentrate that cuts brake dust and grim effectively when diluted. 4. ​Tire & Trim Dressing: A high-quality, water-based concentrate that can be dialed in for different shine levels (e.g., 1:1 for gloss, 4:1 for matte)? ​🏆 The Goal: ​I need chemicals that mix easily, are shelf-stable in bulk, and absolutely maintain that professional, \text{A+} finish. ​What brand and specific product name is your secret weapon for minimizing chemical costs while delivering superior results? ​Thanks in advance for helping me bounce back!

What kind of chemicals do yall seem to be using. Any particular brand thats yall stick with. My question is what chemicals are necessary and which are not .

https://sudbrosdetails.com/ Ive been working on my detailing website for a while and want an honest opinion