Free newspapers for us around lake Winnipesaukee. Usually a weekly paper and people pick them up in diners, coffee shops, stores, even their marinas. The cost is low (like $20 a week) there are lots of people still reading the paper. We have 5 or 6 free papers around the lake. "Weirs times"...
We also have two vans a truck and trailer. We do so many different types of detailing that all the space and cargo was needed. The vans are most useful though.
Got a call from a huge company and have been detailing commercial trucks for almost five years now. Have had lots of success because my name, logo, and phone number was on my van. You never know when your phone will ring! Now I letter everything!
Keep pounding the streets! Eventually a marina will need help so visit often. Also weekly ads in free local papers work well. People get hammered by marinas and are always looking for a better deal and that's where you come in. Do a few good jobs and word spreads fast in boating community's. We...
Looks like dried soap residue. But one would think it would have steamed out. Would be surprisingly inexpensive to replace the cover. Time trying to fix this is worth more than the cost of replacement.
I too have been on the fence with the very same question. Have done lots of research and my conclusion is this: the flex has way more muscle (almost twice the power) so heavy work is quicker, and easier, with the forced rotation of the flex you can bear down more allowing to use it for buffing...
Thanks for the thread I'll look into it. I always spray my vehicles down with chemical after a good rinse to wash. I use pretty harsh chemicals at times. Especially when the exterior condition is bad. This could be quicker if it allows you to dial up the concentration.