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Right, I'm about to move out in a few months to the Orlando area. I'd like to get myself a job that I can actually enjoy and bear. The more I read about, and the more I detail my car, I think I may be able to manage a small mobile detailing business.
I've already got the DA, and products, buckets, microfibers, vacuum and I'm pretty confident with my ability to detail. I don't plan on offering anything extreme like orange peel removal, but I do plan on being able to handle swirl removal and all that.
I plan on being able to drive to customers' homes and detail in their driveways. Now, my car is a Jaguar Xj6. Plenty of room in the trunk to bring all of my necessary materials, but water is a big question that comes to mind. I certainly cannot bring a tank of water, and cannot afford a trailer, and trailer hitch for my car, or any of that. Would it be okay to bring my own hose, and just let clients know in advance that I would need a source of water? Right now, it seems that is my first main hurdle to get over. I know more questions will come, but the water issue is one that I cannot seem to think of another way to overcome.
I've already got the DA, and products, buckets, microfibers, vacuum and I'm pretty confident with my ability to detail. I don't plan on offering anything extreme like orange peel removal, but I do plan on being able to handle swirl removal and all that.
I plan on being able to drive to customers' homes and detail in their driveways. Now, my car is a Jaguar Xj6. Plenty of room in the trunk to bring all of my necessary materials, but water is a big question that comes to mind. I certainly cannot bring a tank of water, and cannot afford a trailer, and trailer hitch for my car, or any of that. Would it be okay to bring my own hose, and just let clients know in advance that I would need a source of water? Right now, it seems that is my first main hurdle to get over. I know more questions will come, but the water issue is one that I cannot seem to think of another way to overcome.
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