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Thats what I am thinking too. I might do the 20/30/40 system that was mentioned. Maybe $20 for exterior and wheels. $30 for exterior, wheels, interior (vacuum, dash, seats etc.)$40 for exterior, wheels, interior, liquid wax, spray detailer yeah I want to charge more but it is hard with the...

I will adjust my pricing. If you think $20 is too low, then how much do you think is a good price? I'm trying to give good service for a reasonable amount of money.Feed back please

That's a good idea too. People are always standing there watching people wash cars and probably don't want to interrupt them about prices so a sign would be a good idea. I was also thinking about putting a decal or wrap that represents my car wash.

As for demographics, I will mostly be in a somewhat lower income area most of the time but move to different ares if i need to

I honestly don't even know. They hardly spoke English but what I saw them do was a simple 2BM that left streaks sometimes and they scrubbed your cars paint with some sort of deck scrubbing brush and vacuumed the interior.

Thats actually a good idea. and what do you mean by "detail spray wipe down?" Do you mean spray the interior with interior cleaner or leather cleaner if needed? Or do you mean wax the exterior or something?

That's pretty much what I am doing. But I might scrub the mats & carpets with Griot's Garage carpet cleaner. I'm still deciding wether I should or not

Yes I will use the 2 bucket method, and I will clean the trim and windows. I'm going to soak the exterior with Mr. Pink Super Suds Shampoo using a foam cannon (to loosen bugs and dirt), then I will clean it using Optimum Power Clean, and spray some Optimum Car wax to the Exterior.

It probably will. But if i do exterior only for some customers, it should take less than an hour. hopefully

And its not really a detail. Just a somewhat simple car wash mainly aimed at people that want there car washed at a convenient location and a convenient price but I do not know what that price is.

But what if it it takes less than an hour? The car wash will probably be in front of my mom's pizzeria, a bar, a salon, and a 7- eleven most of the time and a lot of people want it cleaned in about 45 mins. since the guys that used to wash cars there left, I will take their old customers that...

I am 16 and am starting a car wash as a summer job (as some of you may already know) and I was wondering how much should I charge? I will be using a pressure washer with a foam cannon, wash the exterior, rims/dress tires, interior, vacuum, and spray wax. I was thinking maybe $20. is that too...

That looks GREAT nice job!! :xyxthumbs:

So have me, my friend, and my mom as business partners? that's an idea. BTW does it matter what percentage of the business each person owns?

(scratches head) Oh judging by your name I would of thought you had an suv of some sort..hmmm Nice Genesis by the way

POST A PICTURE OF YOUR MOBILE DETAILING VEHICLE:cruisin::cruisin::cruisin::cruisin:

Does an EIN have to be under the same name as a business license? because I am trying to open a mobile car wash as a partnership with a friend but need an EIN from the IRS but cant apply for one since I'm only 16.Feed back pleaseFeed back pleaseFeed back please

Ahh. I'm probably only going to use it on cars. And again our houses dont really get mildew on the outside because most newer houses have a desert landscapes here and the dry air.

Small lights that you put on your rims to make them look like a glowing circle at night

Out here in Vegas, we don't really get mildew on our cars. the air is too dry:awesome: