AutoSparkle
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Do you offer Hybrid Paint Correction?
If so
What percent of your business is from Hybrid Corrections?
If so
What percent of your business is from Hybrid Corrections?
Hybrid Paint Corrections
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Mike@DedicatedPerfection
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What is your hybrid correction?
AutoSparkle
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What I mean is a combination of paint corrections steps that are multi steps on top panels and mainly single step on the rest of the vehicle. It can sometimes involve multi steps on the sides but not as common.
This paint correction service usually falls in between a single step and a full car correction which combines the two services usually for the moderately neglected vehicle.
This paint correction service usually falls in between a single step and a full car correction which combines the two services usually for the moderately neglected vehicle.
FUNX650
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Daggone It!!
I must have missed when this new detailing lingo was first introduced:
BMW 645Ci in Jet Black – Hybrid Paint Correction Detail | Ask a Pro Blog
Hybrid Paint Correction | SweetCars Blog
SpeedFreak Detailing
Paint Correction
Getting paid for only/just the services...as so outlined by the "service person" (detailer in this example)...
and those said services subsequently requested by an unassuming customer...Is one way to gain business I suppose.
{Maybe it's another way to inform a customer of the need to save CC-paint whenever and wherever possible.}
Not that this method (or naming of this method) is out of sorts...
But I do remember when this was sometimes called: skimping on a job.
Don't customers have such strange notions (at times) when services have been rendered?
Bob
I must have missed when this new detailing lingo was first introduced:
BMW 645Ci in Jet Black – Hybrid Paint Correction Detail | Ask a Pro Blog
Hybrid Paint Correction | SweetCars Blog
SpeedFreak Detailing
Paint Correction
Getting paid for only/just the services...as so outlined by the "service person" (detailer in this example)...
and those said services subsequently requested by an unassuming customer...Is one way to gain business I suppose.
{Maybe it's another way to inform a customer of the need to save CC-paint whenever and wherever possible.}
Not that this method (or naming of this method) is out of sorts...
But I do remember when this was sometimes called: skimping on a job.
Don't customers have such strange notions (at times) when services have been rendered?
Bob
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I have found myself in the past offering a similar service however I didn't call it Hybrid Paint Correction.
It was far and few however I'm seeing an increase in this service offering across the web among some detailers.
I always want to offer whats in the best interest of my customers and their budget.
I have always been proud to be one who didn't cut corners however, in an effort to earn new business and provide quality results, I see this offering with many benefits.
That is considering a full inspection is done properly with the intent to provide REAL results!
It was far and few however I'm seeing an increase in this service offering across the web among some detailers.
I always want to offer whats in the best interest of my customers and their budget.
I have always been proud to be one who didn't cut corners however, in an effort to earn new business and provide quality results, I see this offering with many benefits.
That is considering a full inspection is done properly with the intent to provide REAL results!