5 Costly Mistakes to Avoid When Buying Car Detailing Products

Are you spending a lot of money on detailing equipment and supplies? In this video, I'll uncover 5 costly mistakes you need to avoid when purchasing detailing supplies. From paying full price to always buying the newest and "greatest" product, I'll guide you through the common pitfalls that can drain your wallet and give you some tips to spend less.

Join us as we share expert tips on how to make smarter choices, save money, and achieve professional-level results without breaking the bank. Whether you’re a detailing novice or a seasoned pro, this video is packed with valuable insights to help you get the most bang for your buck!

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⏰ Timestamps
00:00 | Intro
00:52 | Costly Mistake #1
03:06 | Costly Mistake #2
07:38 | Cost Mistake #3
10:26 | Costly Mistake #4
12:05 | Costly Mistake #5
15:11 | Final Thoughts
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[dtna]

Don't keep looking for "the best" products. It is a very subjective thing. And don't keep buying car care products just because people on YT recommends it. There is a ton of detailing products out there. Don't waste your money. Ivan is a super nice guy!

[jefferrrsonx]

Fantastic stuff Bruce! How long have you been detailing? Or when did you begin? I’d love to hear your story if you don’t have a video on here yet. Awesome content tho. Been watching you for a few days and finally subscribed bc of this video. Great stuff.

[archermark]

Great video as usual Bruce, thanks for the advice!!

[timmumau]

Great video! I’m guilty of all 5 and I suspect many others are too. I noticed a CarPro tire dressing in the video. I jumped on the hype after seeing a video by a gentleman in Canada. The tire dressing slings all over the sides of my car. The product will end up in the trash. Definitely a waste of money.

[melansonstevenandrew]

Great video with great advice and truth to it. It’s so true about the gallons vs oz!!

[dtna]

Yep! You don't need to keep looking for the best!!!

[vaughnoliver]

Great video Bruce! My wife had to bring this to my attention. Really enjoyed this video.

[bigo]

Awesome and educational video, Bruce. Keep the awesome videos coming.

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Your videos are very well done!! Great video content sir!! ✅️ 🇨🇦

[adamlyman]

Thanks Bruce! Well done and informative video. Now I’ll need to figure out where to store my chemicals during Georgia summer heat.

[FrankoDetails]

bruce bruce making it rain in the garage 😜 … great video! 💵🐿️💨

[steveclark]

Great video, glad to see you have 7 tire dressings, I have 5, lol. I’m very good at limiting my products mainly because of DIY. For what ever reason I went down the rabbit hole with tire dressing.
Oh well as long as I’m having fun!

[JeanPhilippeStPierre]

Another great video with really good advice!

[thesamsquatch]

Excellent video!
Great advice, and tips!
Like and subscribe!!!

[Tigerbergslim]

Great video. I live in an apartment and I like to clean my own car. I have definitely fell victim to a lot of these mistakes. Especially chasing the latest products. With tht being said, I have stacked a ton of products in my apartment. My question to you is what products are most likely to go bad first even though they are kept in an controlled environment? I need to knw which ones I have to use first because they have definitely piled up. Thanks Bruce.

[ericwright]

Bruce, excellent video. Number 5 is my downfall, when you dig into it most reputable manufacturers produce good products that do the same thing. l stick with what works for me (trying). 🇨🇦👍👍

[stfrompuertorico]

😜😜😜👌👌👌excellent garage president, hey RAD Garage and Pan The Organizer watchout for Bruce😜😜😜

[pigeonpoo]

Some really good pooints there. Thank you.
I would say, seek out other applications of products so they're not wasted or you buy similar. APC and Rinseless for home use. Citrus for the bathroom. LSP your cupboards. Whatever works for cars works for bicyles. KC PS for cleaning shoes.
Thanks again. A lot of thought goes into your videos

[dondelp]

I purchase a majority of my products thru Detail Image. Because of the amount I spend, I qualify for their “wholesale buyer” program. That alone often saves me a considerable amount of spend.

[NeilDetails]

I definitely have the same issue with tire dressings lol