Just starting out got 90% of my equipment.

Djshadyad6

Djshadyad6

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Hey guys I had a few nooby questions. I am just beginning to get all my equipment for a mobile set up. I'm wondering what type of flooring can I use in my trailer ( I don't like the wood look)?? How to go about getting small dealership account? And to all the guys that have just started in the past couple of years... What are you guys income potential monthly. ? Thanks in advance.
 
I don't use a trailer I work out of my pick up. You are best to stay away from dealership accounts. If you want to make better money go after retail customers. In your first year plan on making nothing. It will take most of the money you have coming in to support/grow the business. Hopefully you have some other sort of income to get you thru the first few years. Good luck.
 
If I were in the market for flooring for a trailer I would look at having it sprayed with Line-X. It is slip resistant , chemicals won't hurt it, and it will hold up, plus you can get it in multiple colors.


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A-train said:
If I were in the market for flooring for a trailer I would look at having it sprayed with Line-X. It is slip resistant , chemicals won't hurt it, and it will hold up, plus you can get it in multiple colors.


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:iagree: The Hurculiner brand is highly regarded and DIY friendly.
 
rustytruck said:
I don't use a trailer I work out of my pick up. You are best to stay away from dealership accounts. If you want to make better money go after retail customers. In your first year plan on making nothing. It will take most of the money you have coming in to support/grow the business. Hopefully you have some other sort of income to get you thru the first few years. Good luck.
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I see all the veterans hate dealership accounts on this forum lol. I was just thinking about it because I want a steady flow of income.
 
A-train said:
If I were in the market for flooring for a trailer I would look at having it sprayed with Line-X. It is slip resistant , chemicals won't hurt it, and it will hold up, plus you can get it in multiple colors.


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Oh cool I didn't think about that. Thanks man.
 
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