detail king products

**cgrosso** · 04-10-2013, 07:18 PM

i was wondering if anyone has ever tried products from detail king like there polishes and waxes are they any good or junk? i found them on the net at Mobile auto detailing, reconditioning, equipment, supplies and training schools any info would be greatly appreciated thanks

**Harleyguy** · 04-10-2013, 07:33 PM

No need for them everything you need is here and just a click away .

**cgrosso** · 04-10-2013, 07:52 PM

i know autogeek has everything i need and all quality products i plan on making a pretty large purchase with them any day now. i was just on the net and came across them and was wondering how there stuff is and if anybody has used it?

**RTexasF** · 04-10-2013, 08:18 PM

That product line is set up for assembly line detail operations. You can find them at dealerships and large daily turn out operations. Better products are available at similar cost.

**cgrosso** · 04-12-2013, 06:18 PM

thanks guys

**bcope** · 04-12-2013, 06:44 PM

Anyone familiar with their training? They are close to me, and going to AG in Fla. Is too expensive right now. I did just buy Mike's book and watched his videos on AG website. Maybe that's good until I can go to ag? Thoughts?

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**Anthony@zerboautoworks** · 04-12-2013, 06:51 PM

Originally Posted by bcope

Anyone familiar with their training? They are close to me, and going to AG in Fla. Is too expensive right now. I did just buy Mike's book and watched his videos on AG website. Maybe that's good until I can go to ag? Thoughts?

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Yes that should help you alot

**Dave Medvic** · 04-12-2013, 06:58 PM

I just went through their training, and they were great. Good guys and knowledgable. I plan on going to Mike's training at some point too and will try to work that into a future vacation.
I'm using both sites for products, so far D.T. King's products have worked well for me.

**jwgreen6** · 04-12-2013, 07:34 PM

I took their training two years ago and had a great time and learned a lot. Detail King's training focuses on two parts: the business aspect of starting a detailing business on day 1 and how to use the equipment and products on day 2. The downside is if the class has a large attendance, you may not get as much hands-on time in the shop as you might like. The upside is if you don't have much background in running a business, they will help you with your business plan and how to deal with problems you will encounter as a detailer.

As far as their products go, I like many of their products especially their Blue Diamond polish-sealant, but I still have a selection of other brands, such as Meguiar's, Blackfire and Gloss-It.

If you're wondering if you should go, I highly recommend it. At a later time, spending a weekend with Mike Phillips at AG's garage would give you a well-rounded education as Mike's classes focus almost exclusively on tools and materials.

A third alternative is to schedule a week in Big Bear Lake CA with Renny Doyle, "Jedi Master" of detailing. He works one-on-one so as you'd expect, his classes are expensive but the training is top-notch.