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Get my part-time business started in May. Been practicing, ordering products, materials, and tools, and putting together a solid business plan. Also going continue reading and educating myself about detailing as well as business and life in general. I go to college but self education is a great...

Does this stuff last anywhere close to the 3 year claim?

I vote for the pick up truck. Particularly the Colorado. That or one of the small cargo vans like the Ford Transit or Chevy/Dodge equivilants that are becoming popular. Off topic but how do you detail cars after a 9-5 job? Especially in the fall and winter months when it gets dark at 6:30-7pm...

Thoughts on these names anyone? SuperSport Detailing Prestige Miami Detailing Prestige Detailing Legacy Detailing Anyone think one or more of these could be keepers?

Bumping this up with a question I have for Mike and any forum members who do this part time. How do you balance this with your main job? Does everyone limit themselves to weekends only? Is that the only way to go about a part time detailing business? I want to start this part-time, but getting...

Gloss-coat sounds like the winner. I like the look of PBL and DP a lot but durability is important and I'd like to be able to get the full 2 years (or 3 years according to PBLs claim) out of whatever product I use with proper maintenance.

Welcome from Miami

What's up with these having very similar prices but Optimum and Cquartz come with one vehicles worth of product, while DP and Diamond claim one bottle of their stuff will coat 10-15 vehicles? Three of these claim 2 year durability and Pinnacle claims 3 year durability... They all claim to have...

I got that dressing as well in addition to more JaxWax stuff but haven't tried it yet. Looking forward to it!

I unfortunately don't have an answer for your question but I am looking to get started in this business working out of a home studio as well but can't find a whole lot of info about it. Beyond the usual obstacles of licensing and whatnot that vary by state, county, ect. I'm concerned about...

Where did you find this logo template?

Saw some of this stuff at Autozone the other day and it got my attention. Thinking that it was too good to be true for an over the counter product, I passed on it. If anyone tries it post up your results!

I have the UW and it has always been watery as well, but still seems to work fine. Offers a couple weeks worth of protection on my daily driven vehicle in a location where it rains very often. Not sure if I should expect more from an over the counter product? But I didn't think it was terrible...

Do you operate your detailing business entirely from home or are you mobile?