Recent content by bcope

I don't think it's worth spending money on. It's not pure distilled water once you wipe it on a dirty panel anyway.

I agree. Keep it simple. Like I said earlier, start with friends and family. I'd do them before you invest in everything. Use their water and electric. Then use that $ to reinvest In the equipment, licensing, etc you need to "go legit".

I would recommend first reading up on ag forum an watching mike Phillips how to's on Ag site. I would then practice on your and/or parent cars. Then sell services to friends and extended family. Take photos to use later of your work.

I wonder if steam would stain?

Looks like no damage. Lots of hail, but it was small in size.

Watching it hailing on both of my cars. Its small hail. Hopefully it won't dent them up.

The detail towels at Wal mart are soft. But to dry, I love my carrand (sp?) Drying towel I got from ag. Just not crazy about the plastic thing they put on a corner.

What ratio do u use?

I have a small steamer I bought at a yard sale. It is gunnked up with has water deposits, as the previous owner is not use distilled water. Any idea how to clean it out?

I've seen a lot of car products say to remove with a microfiber or terry cotton towel.

New balance. Made in USA!!! Sent from my MB886 using AG Online

I agree. I would focus on exterior wash, vacuum, an interior wipe down. They would probably mainly want sand cleaned out.

+1 on vet's post. Works great. Sent from my MB886 using AG Online

What about offering it as a service at hotels. Have them put hour number in the services and amenities book in the room. Sent from my MB886 using AG Online

The onr can be mixed to make a quick detailer, look at description of item at ag store. I would just use the onr instead of buying 3 soaps. And a little better towels is. Good idea. Theyd work for interior as said above. Sent from my MB886 using AG Online