Heh yea that was in the latest episode of 5th gear. Most of the products that he used are based off of UK prices, whereas in the US it's a lot cheaper. It's nice to see that he seems to be making a nice living for detailing .
Most of the products that he used are based off of UK prices, whereas in the US it's a lot cheaper.
I dunno dude - if it costs 6000 UK pounds its not gonna be $60 here Not sure how much cheaper a rare Brazilian wax would be if it was imported to the US, but at least we wouldn't have the Value Added Tax
The Zymol wax is something like $7000 I think here, but I was referring to the towels, polishes, etc that he uses. They look like the same stuff that's carried through online boutique stuff, but if he's using something really special and unique I could totally be wrong.
One thing that did bug me was the way he cleaned the wheels on the Maserati...it looked like he was using a stiff nylon or metal brush on the spokes. I hope he polished them afterwards .
The MSRP on that wax is around $10k, which would be 5000-6000 pounds. I was looking through the Zymol website, and the products the detailer uses looks a lot like what Zymol makes.
He's definitely getting paid. Up to 5K pounds per car! Say his avg is 2.5K per car, and he does 1 car a day/ 5 days a week times 26 weeks/ year(probably doesn't work during the British winters) = 325K pounds!!! Imaging how much that is in dollars!
for all that money, u might as well get a new paint job each time... if i had a very very expensive collector's car, id take care of my car like that as well....
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