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Good ideas, I will add them to the list.

For the guys that are doing this on the side, wondering if you give a discount to family and friends. Word of mouth can help me get started. I was thinking 25% Thoughts Joe

What did you to keep it looking so good?

I just bought the aqua head and it should be in with the PC 7424 this week. I was thinking of some spray oxi-clean.

Will look at these waxes, I probably have looked at most of them over the last few days. I already got the kit but will wait for anything else, thanks for the heads up.

I am looking at adding a quality wax, have a bottle of Megs gold class, but want to upgrade. I also am looking at the WG lens cleaning system, WG glaze, a Metro vac, eventually an extractor, amongst many other things.

I ordered my PC 7424 last night, I also ordered the items below, already have a clay bar setup. Autogeek Quart Foamaster Foam Gun The Edge Dual Action 6 Inch Kit Wolfgang Deep Gloss Concours Kit Porter Cable 7424: Aqua Soft Carpet Brush

I was thinking of picking that one up myself.

I guess I need to look at it again and figure out what will work best. I think I will know what I need to charge as I start to do them and get some experience.

I have this on my sheet 3-Step Paint Restoration - swirl removal, polish and protect. Makes the paint look like new. Maybe I make the 3 package just have a pre-wax and a wax coat and if someone want the glaze level using the option above, which is starting at $75 on top...

What do you think would make good detailing packages to offer at least for the wax/paolishing type steps?

I already have my list with a number of additional items I could do and I have them listed as starting at, but I like the idea of having just the interior and exterior packages. Thanks for the tips,

Again thanks for the tips, it is all helpful. I really think this is going to be a fun venture.

I meant the first one as part of a basic interior/exterior cleaning. I am looking to start slow and just earn some extra money mainly on the weekends, if things happen down the road, once I have some clients and more experience, we will see from there.

I will take a look and fine tune the text. This is really a first draft. I have not done 3 before but you may be right, maybe I will bump that up. Thanks for the advice.

Looks really good, nice job.

Looking to start doing some work on the side and was wondering if some of you guys/gals could take a look at the packages I am looking at starting with and let me know if this seems like appropriate pricing. Wash and Vacuum This package is designed as a maintenance regimen after waxing...

It allows you to skip a step if you want to just pre-wax and a sealant or pre-wax, glaze and then a wax, can do the wax over the sealant too but not needed. Sounds like the method is a little harder but really make it kick. I think starting out I may do 3 levels, just a quick detail spray...

So basically it is that if you are going to the trouble to use a glaze then cover it with true wax and if not use a deep gloss sealant or at least that will be my starting plan. I think i have it now.

And this below from message #10 There seems to a confusion here at least by me. What again is the layering steps when using a glaze and/or sealant. Can someone clarify.