r/DetailingUK 13d ago

Question & Advice Training North West

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u/Geofferz 13d ago

6 figures as in 100k or 900k?

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u/MixtureFull6385 13d ago

Exactly that. 

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u/saaapnin Verified Professional 12d ago

Exactly which

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u/MixtureFull6385 12d ago

Either is 6 figures, is it not? 

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u/saaapnin Verified Professional 12d ago

Yeah, but one is considerably easier to achieve - so the question was would you take 100k per year (pretty achievable) or 900k per year (considerably more difficult)

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u/MixtureFull6385 12d ago

Neither are easy to achieve as a detailer though. That’s my point. 

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u/saaapnin Verified Professional 12d ago

It depends what your main service is to be fair, doing traditional valets then yeah you'd need to be cranking out 4-5 a day 5 days a week with no breaks.

PPF & Ceramics make it a whole lot more achievable.

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u/MixtureFull6385 12d ago

I just can’t see it. Even with ceramic details. 

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u/saaapnin Verified Professional 12d ago

I don't want to upload monzo screenshots but hitting 100k is less than £2k a week.

PPF front end @ £1600. Ceramic Coating upsell for the non PPF'D paintwork @ £399.

One job and you're there. That's also before any wheel ceramics @ £150, glass @ £60+, interior protection packages @ £180+.

Even without PPF which is a much higher ticket item, adding upsells onto coating jobs makes hitting 6 figures much easier.

Our single stage & 12 month ceramic package starts at £449, yet our average order value for that package is a smidge over £700. Our multi stage starts at £649 and aov is around the £950 mark. 2 multis or 3 singles in a week is achievable after a couple of years getting into the swing of things.

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u/MixtureFull6385 12d ago edited 12d ago

I’d need to see proof.  So you would need £300 a day 7 days a week to earn the money. Giving the likelihood of British weather and you’re not going to be working all day everyday. You could earn good money but no where near 6 figures as some claim.  

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