Recent content by slimnib

harvey

I am 78 years old and detailing is getting a little tough. ( hobby) I would like to purchase a DA to help. I have no idea which would be best in my case. Maybe you can help, Which of the three listed below. Would be best in terms of power and speed for an older person. fllex xc 3401...

I do not want to be negative, but deep does not work on that color. At least from the photo. I my opinion you should have gone for shine.

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If these people work for you in your place of business on a regular basis they will likely be treated as employees by the government. If you missed classify them and the government picks up on your error it will cost you penalties and interest on the unpaid payroll taxes etc. So before you do...

How much do you pay an hour for a plumber or electrician ? You are not going to get detailing work from some one who makes $20 an hour Good luck

Trading a car for another than is only one year newer is not too smart. You are going to take a bath. I would do it only if I hated the car I was driving. Why a 2014, why not wait a while and get a 2015, that would make more sense. Like others who have answered suggest that you drive a new...

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Looking at your top prices I would say that you need to be the best detailer in your area in order to get paid that kind of money. ( even if it takes a long time) and you need high end customers. No one is going to spend 600 plus on a Ford.

If I wanted to have a business next door to me I would have purchase a home next door to a business and paid a lot less for my house. Try selling your home with some guy running a business in the street next door to you. Not easy and it reduces the value of your home, I moved out of the city to...

What about your neighbors? I would not want a business run next door to me. That is what zoning is for. I certainly would not what a business next door to me. If there was one I would complain.

If you do it yourself, because its your hobby and you have nothing else to do with your time and energy, then you are correct. Why not kill the clear coat with constant polishing and correction. It is your choice.

No one walks up to my car with a defect light. It is a waste of time and money to mess with small defects. They come back very quickly.

Is this a business truck or personal transportation? 1200 a year to dust of a car sounds like a lot of money. However, if it a business truck it may not be too much. I would never pay that much. But, many people would say, charge what the traffic bears.

So your saying that you do not need a product that works in the sun and that there are better products, however they need to be used in the shade or in doors. Sorry I missed your point. I agree with you.