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Born around cars. Started on a driveway.
My dad has always been a mechanic, and I grew up around his racing cars, polishing them with some old polish and a rag. Later I washed my own car every week and detailed it myself. I spent years in the building trade first, but the cars never went away.
In 2020 a housemate came home and asked if I'd clean his car. I said £30. While I was working on the driveway, a neighbour asked me to do his van. Then another neighbour asked about his car. That was the start of Bling Clean.
"Cars have been my whole life."
- Ben
Self-taught first. Then sharpened.
I learned the trade on real cars, not in a classroom. Early on, I spent three days training on-site with professional detailer Sean McCartney, working alongside him out of his van.
These days, established detailers come to me with questions of their own.
One car a day. Treated like it's mine.
Whoever's car it is, I treat it like it's mine. No volume, no rushing to the next booking, no second car fitted into the afternoon. Each booking gets the day it needs, and I'm the only pair of hands on it.
It shows in the places most people never look, right down to the inside of the wheel barrels. That's not for anyone watching. It's just how I'd do my own.
No volume
One car a day, so nothing gets squeezed in to fit the diary.
No rushing
Each booking gets the day it needs, not the gap before the next one.
No second pair of hands
I'm the only person working on your car, from start to finish.
One test, every time
Would I want this done to my own car? If not, I don't take the job on.
For drivers who care what their car looks like.
Most of my customers come from my own community, people who know me from social media or from life, and who know they won't get this standard at a car wash. Daily drivers kept properly. Weekend cars that only come out clean. Cars just bought, and cars about to be sold.