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That sounds like something to look into. I am not afraid of coding and have no problem learning syntax to make the page do what I want. Thanks for the site and info!

I have a question that pertains to this thread, but slightly off. When designing a website does the "language" matter? I am assuming that it is what the visitor sees that matters, not how it is handled on the server side. As far as security, features, etc I know it would matter. So the...

Do you have microfibers yet? Dont forget to add those for buffing off the polish, wax, etc. Also you could try the Menzerna SIP, 106FA route. Those polishes work great for me!

For a detailing business with no employees, it seems the LLC is the way to go for liability. That way I can have the insurance to cover any accidents that may occur and it seems (more state specific research needed) that my personal finances are going to be reasonably safe. I am not worried...

This is where I lack information and understanding. With a sole proprietorship is the business entity separate from your personal finances? And can you get insurance to cover mistakes or accidents? I am trying to understand the difference between it and the LLC and really don't know where to...

LLC is not incorporating. I am interested in hearing other opinions as I am thinking about doing LLC.

reds for the sealant and wax.

PEMDAS? Is that how the order of operations goes? Oh wait, this isn't school, I would definitely go with BobbyG!

You could always offer to "buy" the business off your prior manager. That may be a way to not lose a friend and still get the business that you need for detailing.

I will gladly write you a review! I would love to have this! My favorite Megs product is the one I use the most, Megs Gold Class Shampoo! Easy to get, doesn't cost a bunch, and very effective at cleaning!

Most of the time I am not opposed to washing in the rain. I see a wash as getting the grime off the vehicle. So while it may not be 100% due to the rain already there and potentially spotting a bit, it will get the layer of crap off that is already there. And that is the point of a wash.

Another way to get that wow effect is in the presentation. Before you start the detail get the car out in the sun and make sure they see the swirls and defects. By knowing how the car looks prior to the swirl removal, the big finish is that much better. And for the final show off, you also...

I am assuming the Turtle wax is not as aggressive a cleaner. And the 2 step megs cleaner followed by the conditioner was just a bit more aggressive.

Awesome for you! I wish I could have gotten my black cars like that!

Just checking to make sure :xyxthumbs: I know both black cars I bought brand new came with the Dealer Installed Swirl Option (DISO). So I wouldn't be surprised if your new black car was so equipped. If it isn't, then that is awesome!

Do you have a poorboys polish? Or do you have the black hole glaze? If it is just a glaze, you wouldn't actually be correcting anything; you would be filling in the swirls and hiding them.

Personally I would suggest getting a new backing plate, the 4" or 5" one. And going with 5.5" pads. I use the Lake Country CCS 5.5" and love them. The smaller pads with the PC will help you correct the paint a little more quickly due to the smaller surface area of the pad.

For full disclosure I am just starting out and don't have a customer base yet, but my first few offers for work are coming from word of mouth. The first from my wife driving her freshly detailed car to work and her co-workers being impressed and wanting their vehicles to look the same. And...

Just realized the pictures aren't showing up. Gonna fix that! Edit - Well since i can't edit the first 2 posts, I had to change the album name on Photobucket. But I fixed it!

I loved the interior as well. I was very pleased with how it turned out. I think the seats turned almost a full shade darker! It was SIP. No need to wet sand at all :buffing: