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Thanks again, really appreciate it :)

The hazed paint was: white LC pad with M205 Hard water spots: CG water spot remover Headlight resto was: 3" white LC pad and M105 Leather treatment was: Leatherique rejuvenator and pristine clean Paint correction was: orange LC pad with M105, followed by white LC pad with M205

Now I am really liking the sound of this product. If I could do away with, or really lower, the amount of time it takes to clean-up an AIO, that would be awesome. I have to wipe away Klasse AIO much like you wipe away a carnuba wax. It wipes off easy majority of the time, but sometimes it will...

The seats were done using the Todd Cooperider technique on DI. In short: Vacuum seats clean Apply thick coat of Leatherique rejuvinator, let sit for 24 hours Spray an area with Leatherique pristine clean and scrub with leather brush Wipe area clean with an MF towel that has been dunked in warm...

I use OpenOffice. I just searched for a tri-fold brochure template and used that as a base. This is the one I used...

Made some updates to the images and added a simple before/after for the leather and headlights: Thanks again all for the feedback! :xyxthumbs:

Ahh I gotcha, yea good point, I might just do that. Thanks. Thanks!

I thought about that, but opted to have it as an up-sell service instead. I do basic barrel cleaning with my wheel whoolies in the Level 2. But, my up-sell service involves taking the wheels off and completely cleaning/protecting. Yes I have a host, I just have not gotten to the web/email...

Thanks, I might create just before/after's for the leather and headlights too then. On the glass was CG water spot remover: http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/show-n-shine/72126-i-like-clean-windows-i-cannot-lie.html

Thank you for the feedback, I will make that change and see how it looks.

Thanks guys I appreciate it. While it seems like a small task I spent a LOT of time working on this, and many iterations of the brochure. I'm sure it will change as time goes on, but I think I finally have something worthy to my standards to start handing out :)

Thanks for the feedback guys. I will be changing them back to the original layout as I agree, that is a bit easier to understand. Thanks all :xyxthumbs: Thanks! What did I use to make the pictures, or the actual detail work? (pics are Photoshop Elements)

True, I learned the hard way just like you did. Once I knew what to ask they helped me out.

It's not you, I had them like that originally. My wife suggested they be in the circular format they are in now so that the before/after images were right above/below one another. So, not sure which is the best layout just yet :) Thanks for the feedback.

I just put together a number of before and after pictures that I will be using to represent some of my detailing services. Nothing terribly special, just some pictures that show how good a before and after image can be for advertising.

Hey all, I am getting ready to roll out my new detail menu. This is my first one and I based it off of my experience levels, guidance from Mike's thread http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/how-make-money-detailing-cars/27827-few-tips-starting-part-time-detailing-business.html, Renny's book, and...

Good tip, it is always good to know what keywords you are paying for. You can see this under Keywords tab -> Details dropdown-> All as well. I prefer exact match keywords myself and you can change this at the campaign level too, instead of keyword by keyword. If you are going to use phrase...

Same for me.

I am currently using Klasse AIO. Finish turns out pretty good. It must be applied very very thin however, otherwise it is a pain to remove. Looks like I will have to give the Blackfire product a try.

This is what I do basically; Sheeting method rinse Metro blaster air dry WW MF towel pat dry