Jul 5, 2026 · 1 hr 6 min · 11 segments
On this episode of the **Detail Solutions Podcast**, we're joined by one of the fastest-rising content creators in the detailing industry—**The Detailing Girl, Esme**. What started as a passion for…
Alex RussellHostEsmeGuestTheir chemicals are amazing and their polishes are like, I really like it.
And I've used so many different ones and none of them work this way, gave me that cut without less dust.
yeah every country always has their own little vibe and their own little thing in detailing and also their own way in detailing and I think that's always a bit interesting because in America they polish differently than they do in Italy and in Italy they polish differently than they do in Poland and I also been to Japan once and if I see the polishing there it's like it's a whole different world and they also polish i knew i was polishing in tokyo i was a salon and i was polishing and this japanese guy took the polisher from me and he told me i couldn't pull it and he was like really fast and i was like okay well you do you think i do my thing because i'm like a slow polisher i like to take my time and have my calm and my peace and he was like destroying the polisher the paints and the pad in my opinion oh wow yeah i think it's it's quite interesting to see every country and their way of detailing and the way of polishing Yeah.
No, I mean, there's, there's always, you know, listen, I mean, somebody is always going to do it differently and somebody is always going to say you're not doing it right.
Um, I know you spoke before about starting to do like trainings and I know you kind of have gotten into it a little bit with like Kovacs.
I know you've gone to a couple of their trainings and, and kind of stepped in and, you know, shown how you do wet sanding and things like that.
Um, and yeah, um but i mean is that something that you're looking to try to get into doing more are you wanting to do you know detailing girl training and and you know set set things up where you know, at least in Europe, people come to you or, you know, you have a place where they go to or something like that, or you get more.
my in my in my workshop, actually, but I'm still fixing the toilet here.
I had the we're starting to build a toilet in my shop because I don't have a toilet in my shop.
And when you give training, you have to have a toilet.
Of course, I can't let them go outside on a bucket or behind a tree.
That's maybe not the best thing.
it wouldn't be good for my google uh thingies
google reviews yeah that's the first thing but we have some leakage how do you call this leakage right yeah yeah and um i just figured out what it was uh i figured it out myself so really nice myself yeah i thought so too and i fixed it and now we need to build the toilet back uh further but uh i i want to start training and i actually did not so long ago one in tunis tunisia and i thought i was going there just to do some demos but i didn't know i was going to go there for training and i also talked to you guys a bit about it for me training has always been a bit of a thing i was a bit scared also off because i know exactly what i'm doing but explaining it to somebody else is for me, yeah, like a big step because I never thought I was like better than everybody or I knew it all or anything.
And I know a lot and I know that I'm really good at it, but I think it's really hard to maybe explain it sometimes to somebody.
And that's what's holding me back sometimes on trainings.
But I do really want to start this because I have so many people in my DMs asking me for training and they are curious of my way of working.
And I'm like, I like to share.
That's also why I do my social, do the how to's and everything.
The YouTube I tried to start up.
Yeah.
Their chemicals are amazing and their polishes are like, I really like it.
And I've used so many different ones and none of them work this way, gave me that cut without less dust.
yeah every country always has their own little vibe and their own little thing in detailing and also their own way in detailing and I think that's always a bit interesting because in America they polish differently than they do in Italy and in Italy they polish differently than they do in Poland and I also been to Japan once and if I see the polishing there it's like it's a whole different world and they also polish i knew i was polishing in tokyo i was a salon and i was polishing and this japanese guy took the polisher from me and he told me i couldn't pull it and he was like really fast and i was like okay well you do you think i do my thing because i'm like a slow polisher i like to take my time and have my calm and my peace and he was like destroying the polisher the paints and the pad in my opinion oh wow yeah i think it's it's quite interesting to see every country and their way of detailing and the way of polishing Yeah.
No, I mean, there's, there's always, you know, listen, I mean, somebody is always going to do it differently and somebody is always going to say you're not doing it right.
Um, I know you spoke before about starting to do like trainings and I know you kind of have gotten into it a little bit with like Kovacs.
I know you've gone to a couple of their trainings and, and kind of stepped in and, you know, shown how you do wet sanding and things like that.
Um, and yeah, um but i mean is that something that you're looking to try to get into doing more are you wanting to do you know detailing girl training and and you know set set things up where you know, at least in Europe, people come to you or, you know, you have a place where they go to or something like that, or you get more.
my in my in my workshop, actually, but I'm still fixing the toilet here.
I had the we're starting to build a toilet in my shop because I don't have a toilet in my shop.
And when you give training, you have to have a toilet.
Of course, I can't let them go outside on a bucket or behind a tree.
That's maybe not the best thing.
it wouldn't be good for my google uh thingies
google reviews yeah that's the first thing but we have some leakage how do you call this leakage right yeah yeah and um i just figured out what it was uh i figured it out myself so really nice myself yeah i thought so too and i fixed it and now we need to build the toilet back uh further but uh i i want to start training and i actually did not so long ago one in tunis tunisia and i thought i was going there just to do some demos but i didn't know i was going to go there for training and i also talked to you guys a bit about it for me training has always been a bit of a thing i was a bit scared also off because i know exactly what i'm doing but explaining it to somebody else is for me, yeah, like a big step because I never thought I was like better than everybody or I knew it all or anything.
And I know a lot and I know that I'm really good at it, but I think it's really hard to maybe explain it sometimes to somebody.
And that's what's holding me back sometimes on trainings.
But I do really want to start this because I have so many people in my DMs asking me for training and they are curious of my way of working.
And I'm like, I like to share.
That's also why I do my social, do the how to's and everything.
The YouTube I tried to start up.
Yeah.
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