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Well... we don't know what needs to be done to it. Do you do this full time, as a hobby? I would think the minimum be a wash, clay, and seal. If they are wanting an engine bay, interior, and paint correction that could be anywhere from $300 - $1200 depending on your market and expertise. Sorry...

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There is no forum rule against discussing non AG products. I am a firm believer in their forum, their rules. I am a strong supporter of AG and respect them. There are no links to Micro Detailer at all and I do not sell for or have ever been financially compensated by MD. I'm simply sharing...

Not getting into it with you, have a nice evening.

Somewhat rude way to ask, but since you did... I was encouraged to try different prep and application methods to see how the product worked and behaved. I was also assured that the solvents in the coating would not have any problem bonding after my cleaner was used.

Oh, and pictures of what the retail set will look like.

For the last few months I have been beta testing the new MD Ceramic 360 three year coating from Micro Detailer. I have put it on several vehicles thus far, and every one has turned out flawless. The coating is very easy to apply, looks great, and has great hydrophobic properties. Like any new to...

Hoytman, I'm sure it would be beneficial using any polish high in oils can hurt your LSP durability.

It's extremely important! The general public has no service coordination towards words such as "valet" "paint correction", ect. It will be extremely hard to brand yourself, especially at the start, without a name that clearly defines at least the essence of what you are offering.

I've had pretty good success with HD stuff prior to coating. Their stuff being water based probably helps a lot.

That will work. Optimum actually recommends an ONR wipe down prior to applying Opti-Coat, helps remove polish residue and aids in bonding.

This is correct. After filling literally thousands of bottles I've never had one yet explode for being slightly above/below suggested dilution ratios.

You did nothing wrong here, but it was still your tape that removed the paint, factory or not. I would try to find a more affordable way to fix it if possible, but you are still responsible. On a second note, why are you operating a business without insurance? Garage keeper's liability...

You need to call an individual company like like 3D and ask them for small time distributor pricing. It can be a hard road selling products because most companies require a monthly order in order to get distribution level pricing.

Guys, it's the whole way of thinking that is steering you in the wrong direction. We care about car care, because that's what we do. Dealers don't care about car care, they care about selling cars. No amount of education about car care will change that. It is a losing battle trying to get...

Call me monday, we will try and figure out a way to get you some more business.

5 gallon bucket, 3 gallons of water, grit guard, sponge wash media like an incredimitt. Do a section, towel, grit guard, and go again. There are lots of frills being used to rinseless wash now days when it is really a very simple process.

I've always done bikes with standard 1 bucket rinseless method, always had great results.

Most dealers in my area will only pay $2-3 a car to have them washed, less if they have 150+ in their inventory. The guys that do this around here rinse and chamois, and don't do the roofs either. The dealers will gripe about the quality all day long but will never even consider paying more to...

I would say unequivocally no. But for the sake of debate, we need some further information. If you are talking about quick wash in terms of doing minivans and daily drivers in bulk, no, you are not going to be able to mingle those business models together. You should only have one business...