You're welcome. I started detailing as a hobby about a year ago, joined MOL and here. Shortly after that, I found out that my job position was going to eventually change at work. Well about a month ago, restructuring happened. I'm still at the same company, but had to change positions and took a 2/3 loss in pay. I had about a year to try and prepare for it. I actually started detailing cars because I was hoping to buy and sell cars for a living, but I just don't have the mechanical ability for that. So about 3-4 weeks ago, I put an ad on craigslist for auto detailing, and got some business cards made. I'm working 70-85 hours a week (40 at my regular job, then 30+ hrs detailing), but I love it. I enjoy, no scratch that, I love the work, and so far every customer just says over and over "I can't believe how good it looks" and their jaw drops. It makes me feel so proud. I've finally found something I excel at, although I'm no expert by any means. I'm proud to say that I've been able to provide excellent results, but I have to make up for my lack of experience with extra effort. I accomplish in 20 hours what you and others here can accomplish in 10 (or less). I'm hoping that soon I will be forced to give up my 40 hours a week job (that I only keep for the health insurance) and give all my hours to detailing. Anyway, I didn't mean to go off track, I just meant to say that while I'm no noob, I've still got SO MUCH to learn, and I try to catch the majority of what you and a handful of other guys post.
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Great price! Thanks