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For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places Ephesians 6 12

cheapdetailing.com Facebook.com/cheapdetail It's NOT a real business. It's a test to see how much more traffic this gets than my site, as Im not afraid to admit that my $60/hr mindset of the past IS NOT WORKING to bring in daily business If this ends up getting me a ton more calls, then why...

Warning: If you're not a legitimate detailer, do not expect a like forum member "ekennett" Here's his response from a simple like request: "Sorry, but I don't really appreciate "detailers" like you who undercut legitimate detailers with $100 "full details." People like you hold back the field...

Option #2! No question.

:iagree: Another more affordable option is the harbor freight DA for $50. Just repack it with new grease and it'll last at least 12 corrections

Pick up a harbor freight DA in the meantime for a backup!

I would go with the 33 gallon. The bigger the better

I would do this or switch it around a bit. Pressure rinse GOOD Presoak with rinseless Wash with rinseless and dry as you go

Hey man, not to be mean, but setec astronomy has it right but you're not listening to him lol. If there are still minor swirls visible after compounding and polishing, then you haven't fully corrected the paint. Redo it with 205 and different pads. Then if you see that it doesn't work, go back...

Good for you man! I feel lucky when I get a customer that really wants an all out paint correction! I'm usually only detailing interiors, applying wax and every now and then claying and doing 1-steps/AIO. I think this is a majority of detail businesses and probably most here on AGO fall in...

Price sounds right to me. You just have to gauge their expectations... Maybe they were really looking for an AIO service. Even still though, not many people are gonna be hopping in line to spend $400 plus to have their car buffed out

Just give your chemicals a longer DWELL TIME (20 mins) and you don't have to agitate that hard for good results.

I'd just ditch the pressure washer and carry a hose and nozzle just in case. As a mobile service, you never know what you will run into.

Air purge interior/dry brush/vacuum Pretreat door jambs with degreaser/close doors Rinse car/rinse door jambs Pretreat bugs/wash car/dry car/wipe door jambs Pretreat wheels tires, wheels, wheelwells/ agitate/ rinse / dry Shine tires/ shine trim with meguiars/stoner aerosol dressing Pretreat...

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I agree, you don't have to buy all kinds of equipment for interiors. A hot water extractor is nice to have, but you can still clean most interiors if you have some creativity. Dipping brushes into a bucket of hot water with cleaner, scrubbing then extracting with a wet vac and wiping dry with...

What about having prepackaged services without pricing, then figuring out what the customer exactly needs over the phone and in person

The font now is too small for the shield shape. Maybe make the "banner" bigger

That looks awesome!

If you're mobile, most people that call want a price. At the very least you should provide them a price range , while calculating the real hourly rate in your head when you see the car. I don't think hearing the hourly rate is attractive as a customer, but you can do it without letting ththem know