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Really great job. You made that look outstanding. Those scratches are almost non-existent. I'm impressed. How do you like the nano skin products?

Depends. It really varies depending on the clients daily lives and how many kids they have....lol. I'd offer 20% OFF next detail service and put an expiration date 60 days out. Many times my clients have me book their other car after I'm done with their first one. To increase market share...

It may not be possible for him to go get "formal training". So what's he do until then? I'm sure many of us learned on our own vehicles. The question is can he obtain the skill necessary if he stays at his current job, while only practicing on his car? If he chooses to go that route,...how...

I'll save my opinion for later but I wanted to see what others thought about it. Are you on yelp!? Do you advertise with yelp!? Have you had reviews 'blocked'? Does your competition use yelp!?

I think you'd be surprised what you could learn detailing at a dealership. Granted it's not up to the standards here,...but I would guarantee you'd pick up some useful techniques. If you don't start at the dealership, how will you learn? And how long will that take before you grasp a basic...

Great job. Love the gloss and 'juice-icity' of the paint...lol.

What a great turnaround. Outstanding job. Love the Rolls.

Wow, looks good. Any other 'before' shots?

Really? To the OP, what products did you use and how long did it take you?

Great looking car. Good job.

Looks wet. Great job.

Great job man. It's frustrating to see nice cars being neglected. You saved it.

Admittedly, I haven't read Renny's book, and I'm sure he'll forget more about detailing than I'll ever hope to know. However......put prices. It eliminates 'cheaps', (those looking for $20/details), and it gives your potential clients an idea of what details cost. I always put 'starting at'...

Great job. That thing was poppin when you were finished. Good side shot.

I gew up in that crap. Never again. I could live in Vegas or SoCal. That's it. Maybe Scottsdale. I had to laugh when the op didn't have pics,....but posted this in Show n Shine...lol.

Great job. It look sbetter than new. Question, was there a reason you washed after claying?

First, thanks for sharing your story. I think it's great that you realized your passion for cars and want to have a job that allows you to be around them, improve them, etc. I concur w/ everything VP Mark stated. Just get out there, do it, learn it and above all do a great job and leave the...

I use thick cards I design on vista print. Leave the back blank to write appointment reminders and give to clients. I also write "20% OFF" on the back and leave that on center console when done. (Put an expiration date 45-60 days out). Right now they're matte black w/ red and silver metallic...

Not bad. I'd put 'starting at' in front of your prices. Folks can back you into a corner with just a flat price advertised. I like your disclaimer re: size of vehicle, etc. Here's what I put at bottom of my flyer/rack card: "Final price determined by actual size/condition of vehicle"...

Added expense of a vehicle/trailer? You have a vehicle now, right? Can you detail out of it, just to start out? (You don't need a trailer). I detailed out of a Mitsubishi Galant when I first started. Don't worry about higher end details. Just do a great job at a price that generates revenue...