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Car Brite is not a professional line, it is a production only line that sells garbage out of the back of trucks. Their "best" wax costs $17 a gallon.

Groan! Can we please stick to professional lines and not production level crap please? I was forced to use car Brite when working at a dealer over a decade ago and it is truly cheap crap compared to 3D, Optimum, and AG house brand.

1. Learn more about business, increase overall revenue by 30%. 2. Increase profitability on every single service, push highest margin services. 3. Break the rules, I can have 3 goals if I want.

Grant Cardone - The 10x Rule. Read it, love it, live it. You will not regret it.

I agree with the principle of what you are saying, but be careful with this as well. Often times people can be deceiving on the phone. I've noticed many times that people I assumed were price shoppers picked my most expensive package or coating once I had explained my menu. Never assume people...

What do you mean? If they have questions, I answer them as needed. I only take information if they want to set up an appointment. I always answer "Visual Pro Detailing, this is Mark, how can I help you?" Good phone skills are essential in this business. A lot of people think a detailing...

Agreed, much more info is needed to even make vague suggestions

That makes sense. Essence seems to have a really short working time.

Topped my personal ride with a non carpro (or AG for that matter) coating and it is working amazing. The gloss from Essence was intensive but adding the secondary coating on top was glaringly shiny. This car is a 2007 with 120k miles.

Yes, I prefer Speed. Seems to have a deeper cut and the great wet look HD Poxy provides.

Send me a PM on facebook if you are interested. I respect AG forum rules.

Gotcha, I'm paying $40 a gallon for Speed. For me it is worth the $6 difference.

No offense to AG, but their products are extremely expensive compared to other competitors. 3D/HD is the best bang for the buck line in the market in my opinion.

McCulloch steamer for the win if you are on a budget.

I will throw in my .02 from a business perspective. I use HD/3D stuff and Optimum primarily because they are inexpensive, do a great job, are very efficient and easy to use, and go a LONG way. There are plenty of products that do a good job, but I look at it from beyond a "what do I like to...

Why not just switch to a product that dusts less but still cuts and finishes instead of making 105 something it's not? HD Cut and Adapt cut almost as well, if finish fantastic, and don't dust.

Call back, LEAVE MESSAGE. If they don't call back go visit in persob, be prepared to do work right then and there.

How's a Charger do?

Been there. Honestly, do the absolute minimum they expect you to do with the cars. They do not care a out autogeek style work only selling. And do this while you are looking for a better job.

Facebook and website, yesterday. Update them constantly and share your facebook posts with local swap and trading groups. Facebook ads to specified clientel you are trying to target. Photograph everything you do, from start to finish. Take photos of yourself, you are the face of your business...