IT IS TIME! Opprtunities, questions, and investment-list inside...

[rustytruck]

I know one thing you will need. A garage keepers insurance policy. Mine only covers $30,000 damage to cars and cost almost $900 a year. If your talking about having lambos and Bentley's in your possession possibly 2 or more at a time you'll need like $750,000 in coverage. I can only imagine how much that costs.

 

[Ryan]

When you truly have a passion and love for what you do the results, or in this case the paint speak for themselves. Congrats on this exciting new venture, and best of luck to you.

 

[ExpressDetail]

I know one thing you will need. A garage keepers insurance policy. Mine only covers $30,000 damage to cars and cost almost $900 a year. If your talking about having lambos and Bentley's in your possession possibly 2 or more at a time you'll need like $750,000 in coverage. I can only imagine how much that costs.

Thats a lot cheaper than the current situation I am fighting 5million/5million for $26,000 a year

 

[ray6]

If you're going to be doing headlight restoration, I'd check out Delta Kits. I use some of their products and heven't found anything better. There's a slight learning curve, but probably very easy for you.

If you haven't done many headlight restores, look to the forums for advice from actual users and practice.

If you have any non-profits in your area that deal with used cars, talk to htem about restoring headlights (of your choice) for free. You can streamline your method, try now products, take before and after pix (I even used a situation to shoot a video to use with new service providers).

You're doing them a favor and you can invoice them for your normal rate but discount it to zero, then apply it to your year end taxes as a contribution.

Used to also take new service providers to them for on the car training. If you want specific info, send me a PM.
ray6

 

[ray6]

Forgot to list typical charities that accept used cars:
Salvation Army
Goodwill
Polly Klass foundation
Kars for kids

These are just a few in the San Francisco area.
ray6

 

[Ohio Detailing]

I know one thing you will need. A garage keepers insurance policy. Mine only covers $30,000 damage to cars and cost almost $900 a year. If your talking about having lambos and Bentley's in your possession possibly 2 or more at a time you'll need like $750,000 in coverage. I can only imagine how much that costs.

Yikes... I was trying not to think about insurance, haha. I know, I know. I had to take out a million dollar policy for a commercial company I operates a few years ago, and it wasn't cheap. Thanks for the reminder

When you truly have a passion and love for what you do the results, or in this case the paint speak for themselves. Congrats on this exciting new venture, and best of luck to you.

THANK YOU SO MUCH! The FLEX 3401 is on the way later this week - truly looking forward to it

Thats a lot cheaper than the current situation I am fighting 5million/5million for $26,000 a year

NOOOOOOO THANK YOU

If you're going to be doing headlight restoration, I'd check out Delta Kits. I use some of their products and heven't found anything better. There's a slight learning curve, but probably very easy for you.

If you haven't done many headlight restores, look to the forums for advice from actual users and practice.

If you have any non-profits in your area that deal with used cars, talk to htem about restoring headlights (of your choice) for free. You can streamline your method, try now products, take before and after pix (I even used a situation to shoot a video to use with new service providers).

You're doing them a favor and you can invoice them for your normal rate but discount it to zero, then apply it to your year end taxes as a contribution.

Used to also take new service providers to them for on the car training. If you want specific info, send me a PM.
ray6

Forgot to list typical charities that accept used cars:
Salvation Army
Goodwill
Polly Klass foundation
Kars for kids

These are just a few in the San Francisco area.
ray6

AWESOME IDEA! Doing some good while getting invaluable practice as well as earning some additional write-offs!