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There was just a whole thread about someone that got a customer trying to charge them $750 bucks for a scratch under his bumper 3 weeks post detail. They do exist.

Oh yeah and don't listen to your family.

Don't listen to your family. Everyone is right there is a reason they only charge $40 for their service cause its sub par more then likely. You should raise your prices and go for higher end customers. To the people that tell you oh thats too much joe blow does it for $2 dollars tell them the...

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Burden of proof lies with the accuser. If he can't prove the car was damaged at that moment he has no case it would seem. Especially if he came back with the complaint three weeks after the detail? That is gonna sound fishy to any judge. I would call his bluff see if he tries to get legal...

"The Art of Polishing" Sounds good to me.

Do you know pricing yet for the e-book?

Hey Will could you go to the "How to make money detailing" forum and check out my thread on what rig I'm gonna buy. I got a prospective van picks are up on last post. I respect your opinion and would appreciate any input. Thank you.

Yeah all the Scions around me are 7-12k it seems. This van is more temporary till I start making some money and save up for a nicer vehicle/setup. I've already got some customers lined up at a medical office so it is nice its already all set to go.

Here is what I think I'm gonna get. The interior is a lil dirty. 97 Ford Aerostar with 118,000 miles on it. They are asking 3,600 for it. The people seem nice don't get any bad vibes. The guy got a full time job so they don't need the van anymore. What you guys think?

Have you seen the results? I would use it if they sold the stuff in California. This method puts a better layer of protection then when the lenses were brand new.

LoL oldmodman good story. Yeah its just the power trippers that are gonna cause problems like golf cart man.

Wish I could afford a used panel HHR those look clean. Thanks Mobile for the info.

I know for one at my apt complex when I signed the lease it specifically states your not allowed to wash cars on the premises. I have seen a mobile detailer working in our parking lot before though right in front of the leasing office... So I think its just kinda a roll of the dice thing maybe...

In the cheap $30 dollar buffers defense I have removed swirls water spots and oxidation with one. It was not easy mind you and I've never used a nice polisher to compare it too, but it did do the job. Then again mine doesn't bounce up and down violently on the paint as your describing. And as...

I like your color scheme and the general feel of the web page. One thing the amount of text on your home page is kind of daunting most people aren't going to want to read all of that in my opinion. You have a good eye for design man. Did you go to school for it? *edit* Oh and you might put...

Why would you not want to use your pressure washer?

BTW What can read those codes? Is it only IPhones?

From a design standpoint the blue "d" that contains the "e" doesn't look like a "d". Took me a second to figure out that oh thats a D with a E in it for Elegent Detailing. If you put the little line on the bottom right of the D that makes it a D think it would pop more and make more sense to...

I have like 4,000 to spend. I found a guy with a 97 Aerostar with 118k miles new starter/tires for 3,600 But wait theres more! It also has a 4000w briggs and stratton generator a pressure washer with 2 attachments and 12 nozzels one rigid attachment one bendable. 100gal water tank. +the info...