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If you plan on incorporating, there's more that goes into it, but im not speaking from experience

How can you insure a detailing business that's not a legit detail business? Start there first Go to the county clerk and register your ficticious business name. For me it was $30. I then had to go to the local paper to have my business name published. That was around $200 You can bypass the...

The similar places around my town do production style detailing and use production style products. Its not bad, its just what you pay for - Rotary compounding with a wool pad or foam cutting pad and finishing it down with glaze/wax/finish polish all in one via foam pad on a rotary. For a lot of...

Maybe bring a pocket hose and hook up to customers water for pre rinse just in case? I planned on doing rinseless primarily for our biz, but we just use the customers water and traditional wash 99% of the time.

HF DA Some people still clown on this machine here, even with all the positive reviews and low low price - you can buy 3 of these for the price of one gg6!

Nice work! I love red cars

i agree the green ultra detail and your a la carte services seem to be the only services that are priced well depending on where you are though, i may be wrong. we have to set our prices low bc of our area

What bank are you using? That sounds dope!

the hf das are awesome! i just bought a 3rd one for use as a 3" polisher/backup polisher. you should pick up the following if you wanna be cheap but super effective 5" lc da backing plate (ag, $18) 2x 5" meguiars mf cutting discs (ag, $20) 6x 5" lc flat polishing pads (ag, 4x white, 2x black...

You can take off pretty heavy oxidation with a da and appropriate pads if you have heavy compound intended for gel coat On the few occasions of polishing heavily oxidized boats this summer, m105 did not do a damn thing. It just got soaked in as if I tried to wax it. Save the headache and look...

You can get a square reader for free man! Just sign up online and they'll send one to you. You have to have a smartphone, and you only get charged when you swipe or use square. I switched the settings to automatically add the percentage to the bill and I just tell the customer there is a 3%...

Just curious And what do you do when you get a bad one? What kind of precautions do you take? And if you don't take them, how do you go about letting the customer know? I've decided recently not to take checks, but sometimes there's people that come out with a check already scratched out...

Hes looking for a quick wax product I say just try it out. You may be able to return it depending on where you buy it

Nice work!

I like meguiars marine/rv one step compound. It removes pretty heavy oxidation and works pretty well with DA polishers

Those names sound higher end. Do you plan on doing higher end work? Do any of those names sound like how you want your business to be? Brand yourself according to your market, and tailor everything to your target audience, especially from the start. Don't assume things either. Do your research.

pick up some m105 and the microfiber cutting discs, then try the cutting discs and your uc. if that doesn't work, try the m105 that you just bought!

20 gallons minimum... 8 bare bare bare bare minimum. Just depends on how you want to use it. If you have a compressor already, compare it to a blow gun. For me, with a 20 gallon, a blow gun is ineffective after 15-20 seconds, and that's about the same with the tornador.

Don't listen to the few haters on here. What does it matter that an Internet profile tries to scare you from your decisions. It's the damn Internet, a bunch of text and code Not an important part of your life. Those profiles don't even know you You did something in the moment and out of...

My wife and I work together in our business.