Best ways to keep vacuum hoses from scratching step

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Hey everyone. How’s it going? My first post here, though I’ve been lurking in the shadows for while. Lol.

I have what may be a foolish question. I jumped into the detailing game with both feet not too long ago. I Started a mobile/home based detailing business when I realized I loved the job, and I was actually pretty good at it. Luckily, just through word of mouth and referrals, and a few cards left at the local garage, I have been busy since the day I started, and have not even had a chance to put up a website or had any social media exposure yet at all.

The question I have is, how do you guys keep your vacuum hoses from scratching step sills and such?
I am worried, I’m going to scratch a. customers paint one day with a corrugated vacuum hose.

I really love this forum. It is an invaluable source of learning for me. I have checked out a couple of others, but the amount of combined knowledge here is truly amazing.

Thanks in in advance for any help you guys can give me.

-Keith-
 
Welcome to AGO, Keith. :)

Two things that come to my mind are: Drape a big MF (or cotton) towel over the sill while vacuuming, or wrap the vac hose in foam (or towels).

Just my two pennies.....
 
PaulMys said:
Welcome to AGO, Keith. :)

Two things that come to my mind are: Drape a big MF (or cotton) towel over the sill while vacuuming, or wrap the vac hose in foam (or towels).

Just my two pennies.....
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Sound advice. You can also tape the sills with painters tape. Welcome Keith and good luck to you on your business venture. It sounds like you are off to a good start.
 
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