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One to three days on mobile correction jobs. The customer understands the amount of work it takes once they know And see the process.

I use 1500 psi electric, just right.

Clean tires with a medium shine looks good.

How much downward pressure on the clay are you using? Makes a big difference.

Glad to see more full-time pro's :xyxthumbs: If your honest, do quality work, educate and offer fair pricing you have to turn more work away then what you can do.

Only 4 so far...

It seems like most members have another job besides detailing. I was wondering how many are full time, meaning that's how you pay your house payment, car, food, etc. No other source of income. I'm full time :xyxthumbs:

Mobile service from Brunswick, Ohio and serving the entire Cleveland, Ohio area and surrounding cities.

3-4 dime size drops is all you need. This also depends on the product some have a longer working time so you don't need as much.

Sounds like your using to much polish or the surface wasn't perfectly clean before starting.

Thanks for the info.

If I was down that way, I'd be all over that! That would be a fun project.

Nice work again:xyxthumbs: What lens and F/Stop did you use on the products on the cart picture?

*Register *Insurance *Venders license for sales tax

Nice work and pictures! What type of camera and lens did you use? I also like how you framed up the shots.

Wonder what they sound like?

I always detail in the customers garage rain or shine.