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This is our actual logo. Thanks for your input:props:

The information I find on AG does a great job in product knowledge, reviews, and opinions about the products. I’ve read post by new members asking questions regarding marketing ideas, “How to get started in this business of detailing,” etc. When it comes to “Marketing”, there are some good...

We are currently working on a professional brochure to handout. We've made and used flyers in the past which we didn't get any bites. So like any plan, you need to change tactics once in a while. The brochures are not cheap, so I'm sure I will be selective in who gets one...mainly the decision...

Like the charity idea.:props:

Ahhhh the "Gate Keeper". Yes it's funny how they think their mission in life is to be the defender's of the gate.

Any advice on getting Business Park business? We get told by most business parks "No Soliciting".

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The Cyclo was one of the first power tools we purchased when we first started out in our business, and we use it all the time. The attachments work great and are a time saver.

:whs: I do the same as well. It can be at the container store. It never fails. The thought is always there....

:iagree:A lift is on my wish list.

:props: I guess I should have added, "On a beer budget." Im the MAN

If someone was starting out in the detailing business, and they only had enough money to purchase one power tool that gave them versatility, plus the accessories the tool would need, what would you suggest? What applications would you tell them they could use this tool for when detailing?

Thanks for the information Charlie

We are updating our website, and I was wondering if on your website, do you list all the cities by name you service or do you put your closes major city name and add "And Surrounding Areas"? Do you feel you get more hits one way or another when people do a search for detailer's? Thanks Greg

Good information Jim, Thanks Good idea LegacyGT.

:iagree:We found that our pads remained much cleaner when we clayed, compared to not claying. Plus the results are like night and day. It's important to know when the clay has reached the end of it's useful life. Greg

:iagree: We also have both. The Foam Gun goes through product to fast. Only used it a couple of time, and now it sit's in the garage. The cleaning gun is great!

Very Inspiring! Thanks!! :dblthumb2: