As the leading training company in the detailing industry, UK Detailing Academy regularly publishes articles and research on techniques, skills and business to benefit those new to the industry and those looking to grow and enhance their skill set.
How Do You Work Out What to Charge for Detailing Services? Pricing is one of the most difficult aspects when running a service business. It’s a knife-edge balance — staying competitive, covering your real running
Compound clumping occurs when the carrying lubricants in your compound disappear, and you’re left with dry, slightly greasy stodge on the face of your pad with nothing to help with the friction and breakdown on the surface.
Reading time – around 10 mins Are you looking to start an aircraft detailing business? UK Detailing Academy now receive daily enquiries to our inbox regarding aircraft detailer training, which has prompted this
Professional detailing is about Process as much as products. See how a correct process gives you efficient, effective results on vehicles.
Question time: Can I get a government-approved qualification in Detailing and/or Valeting in the UK? Answer: No.(not yet) Short and simple – but if that answers your question, albeit rather bluntly, you can leave
Pricing, once you’ve worked out the individual numbers, isn’t difficult: Costs + Salary needs + Tax = Price. It’s quite a simple formula, but still the question “how much would you charge for this”
So you’re interested in joining the detailing industry and starting up a business? Or maybe it’s a hobby you’re looking for some professional instruction on, maybe to go pro in the future? Getting
What is the most important job of a plastic dressing?
…Enhance the look of plastic textures?
…Darken the finish so they look newer?
…Stop the surfaces getting dusty and dirty?
…Protect them from discolouration?
All nice reasons for using a plastic dressing, but nothing “important” long term
So, you took the plunge. You quit your job, bought some equipment, maybe leased a van or a small unit and started your detailing business! That was a year or two back now, and
Pre-work inspection forms, like insurance, safety data sheets, first aid kits and risk assessments, are important details for a business that you hope you’ll never need, but you’ll be glad you had them if you do. they add a professional touch to a service and give customers clarity and confidence in your work.
Managing Expectations – for better customer retention The most successful detailing businesses are not the ones that deliver exactly what the customer asks for, but deliver the best possible outcome with a balance of
Vibration issues are no new topic in detailing, But what is HAVS? Why is it dangerous? And what are we trying to prevent?
