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Networking and word of mouth are the two most overrated forms of generating business in almost every industry. I'll give my experience with other business owners. They don't want to pay. Period. If you're priced properly they're not your customer. It's honestly the easiest way to determine that...

Honestly practice. Do the car in quarters complete. If you don't own a steamer get one.

I thought it was pretty clear that I'm using square. The thing is there's tons of fees buried in credit card processing like clover. Equipment purchase or rental being the big one. There's none of that with square. So the low rate they sell you only makes sense if you can offset the fees with...

Well that's too bad but you gotta do what's good for you and your family.

Count me among the small van crowd. We just purchased a 2021 Ford transit connect to use as our second mobile vehicle. I'll post some pics when it's done.

You better hope this isn't spam because it sure looks like it professor three posts.

Just out of curiosity did you ever get up and running with your business?

Oh geez, maybe he should have worded so everybody could understand what he was selling. :D

@Mike Phillips Mike what do YOU consider the best DA combo of machine, throw and pad for doing production one steps? I have my favorites but I'm interested in what another seasoned pro thinks about the different machines and maybe some I've never considered.

OK, even though the sentence you typed contains words that are easily recognizable as conventional words, they make absolutely zero sense when strung together in the manner that you have arranged them AND they don't answer the question about how a "local" credit card processor would be...

You should have seen my customer's face when she found out that her dog's drool had stained the leather on her 200 mile Macan S.

I'm not a chemist, but chemists say it's not possible. They additionally say that any change you see is temporary from the metal expanding.

You've seen what somebody wanted you to see. They're all the same.

You cannot melt the clear in modern paint. The old wives tale told many times. Not my opinion either the opinion of rupes. Tech Tips with Todd – Heat, Paint Swell, and Scratch Return – RUPES USA

Wet sand, compound, polish

To get wool marks out I'd probably go with something a little more aggressive than Speed but will finish out. Something like TLD.

You must be doing a lot of volume because when I looked at Clover I determined that I'd have to do $15k in cc per month to make it cheaper than Square. I'm pretty close to that now but not enough over to switch yet.

I can't think of anything I'd rather do less than visit the office of my local mom and pop credit card processor. Oh wait, going to the dentist. I was wrong. But seriously what kind of problems were you envisioning when choosing this local provider? What problems did you think hey if this...

I wonder if it's something to do with your locale? I do TONS of RVs of all different types in all different levels of neglect and I've never seen those seams like in your photos on any RV I've ever worked on.

If they don't get EVERY one of the sanding marks out, you're going to have to and then you're kind of kicking yourself over the price. Like said above, I would have waited to see it.