Alek@DeepClean
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- Feb 27, 2013
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Hey all, I've been getting busier and busier and at this time I'm no longer really relying on maintenance washes to keep me busy. This is great, because it's definitely not as satisfying as paint correction, coatings, and all the other fun(and better paying) stuff that I'm finally getting a clientele for. As such, I'm pushing less for my customers to let me maintain their cars, and more for them knowing how to properly do it themselves. As such, I think it may be a good idea for me to start offering a decent "starter care kit" so to speak. When a customer asks me what to use, of course I can tell them. But they never remember. Even if I write it all down for them, 75% of them will never bother to find the products or buy them. I'm hoping creating a standardized kit, and keeping a couple in stock to sell to customers, will make them more likely to stick to good practices which makes both me AND my customers happier.
That said, is anyone else doing anything like this? If so, what does your kit look like(and if not, why not)? How have your customers responded to this? Have you seen it improve their car care habits? Am I the only one crazy enough to check in on their customers' care regimens?!:buffing:
Thanks in advance for the feedback guys!
That said, is anyone else doing anything like this? If so, what does your kit look like(and if not, why not)? How have your customers responded to this? Have you seen it improve their car care habits? Am I the only one crazy enough to check in on their customers' care regimens?!:buffing:
Thanks in advance for the feedback guys!