Chemical guys waxes

Bradmerritt

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Hey guys I was wondering if chemical guys celeste dettaglio, lava and 50 50 are worth the money and how they rate on your list, I have always been a big fan of chemical guy stuff but haven't been able to try these yet worth ordering?
 
Hey guys I was wondering if chemical guys

celeste dettaglio<<<$174.99

lava<<<$69.99

and 50 50 <<<$59.99

are worth the money and how they rate on your list, I have always been a big fan of chemical guy stuff

but haven't been able to try these yet

^^^Are you still just working 35hrs./weekly @ $10 per/hr.^^^
for that used car dealership on those #!*%# vehicles?


-Has that #!*%#so&so boss finally given you a raise and more hours?

http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/how-make-money-detailing-cars/54440-average-hourly-wages.html


worth ordering

^^^Are these waxes for that dealership or your personal use?^^^
Hi I'm opening up my own shop next spring.
Brad Merritt
What I plan on! I could make way more money!

^^^If this is really your goal^^^...

Then...IMHO:

-Common sense should prevail.
Wouldn't you agree that it would be prudent to save-up as much as you possibly can?

-At the onset of your legitimate, law-abiding detailing business, you'll probably find that purchasing
the majority of your detailing supplies at the lowest price-points possible (jobber; bulk-sales)
will be of more assistance in enabling your business venture to make a go of it,
than say, more expensive car care products.
(Also:There are insurances, health care, and retirement funds to keep in mind.)

-I may be wrong, though, if you already have several Paul Dalton-style detailing sessions lined up.
Afterall...Only 26 of those jobs per year, for the next ten years in a row,
will net you close to a cool million dollars!!

Bye Bye to Rhode Island then...???

Bob
 
50/50 is definitely worth it. But the most underrated wax is their XXX hardcore. It's really a great wax for the price. My favorite is still Pete's 53.
 
50/50 is a nice wax!! I just wish they'd do something with that can.
 
50/50 and Petes sound like the perfect starting point ...
 
^^^If this is really your goal^^^...

Then...IMHO:

-Common sense should prevail.
Wouldn't you agree that it would be prudent to save-up as much as you possibly can?

-At the onset of your legitimate, law-abiding detailing business, you'll probably find that purchasing
the majority of your detailing supplies at the lowest price-points possible (jobber; bulk-sales)
will be of more assistance in enabling your business venture to make a go of it,
than say, more expensive car care products.
(Also:There are insurances, health care, and retirement funds to keep in mind.)

-I may be wrong, though, if you already have several Paul Dalton-style detailing sessions lined up.
Afterall...Only 26 of those jobs per year, for the next ten years in a row,
will net you close to a cool million dollars!!

Bye Bye to Rhode Island then...???

Bob


Brad- Not working at the dealer anymore this is for my own shop. I ended up lucking out and one of my closest detailing buddy's is letting me rent a bay... I am using the waxes appropriately. Depending on the vheicles worth. The higher the quality car the better the wax I am using and the higher the prices will be. I am doing full detailing service and showroom detailing services. All of the showroom jobs I was planning on being high end on all product and giving the customer the works. Full detailing I give them the best bang for the buck and a mini detail I will be using a cost of collinite 915 for long protection what other chemical guys products would you reccombd me using on my showroom detailing service? Thank you!
 
50/50 is definitely worth it. But the most underrated wax is their XXX hardcore. It's really a great wax for the price. My favorite is still Pete's 53.

I have used the 50-50 I guess I'll throw the hardcore wax on there too! Cat eat the price of that if it's what you say it is!
 
Brad- Not working at the dealer anymore this is for my own shop. I ended up lucking out and one of my closest detailing buddy's is letting me rent a bay... I am using the waxes appropriately. Depending on the vheicles worth. The higher the quality car the better the wax I am using and the higher the prices will be. I am doing full detailing service and showroom detailing services. All of the showroom jobs I was planning on being high end on all product and giving the customer the works. Full detailing I give them the best bang for the buck and a mini detail I will be using a cost of collinite 915 for long protection what other chemical guys products would you reccombd me using on my showroom detailing service? Thank you!

Good for you...and Good Luck as well!!

Sorry...
I can't recommend any CG's waxes, or any other of their products:
I've never used/bought any.

:)

Bob
 
Good for you...and Good Luck as well!!

Sorry...
I can't recommend any CG's waxes, or any other of their products:
I've never used/bought any.

:)

Bob

Thanks bob I'm doing my best and people are sending more and more work! Word of mouth beats any advertisement
 
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