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Hey I need advice I'm open to any kind nothing negative. I'm thinking about starting up my own little detailing thing to do on the side I try to only use meguiars product because they are the best I want to know how to go about starting it up. Also I'm still kind of learning little bit by little bit so any tips would be nice as well.
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Re: New to it.
If you're contemplating doing this as a business, these books are highly recommended:http://www.autogeek.net/auto-detaili...ess-books.html
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Thanks
Thanks man I appreciate that a lot. Now I have some more ?s like I only use meguiars product what is the best kind of polish and wax? Rubbing (Chapstick) wax or liquid wax.Comment
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Re: New to it.
What's best is all a matter of perspective.....you could get a different answer from 10 different people. I would suggest reading many of the 100's of posts in the Detailing 101 forum. You'll probably learn all you need to know there. Proper washing technique being one of the most important......Black......the ONLY color!Comment
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much need thanks
Hey thanks boss I appreciate the advice I'm going to have to check that out sometime today. What would be the best way to start a detailing buisness. As far as getting the necessary guidance and advice to get clienteleComment
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Re: New to it.
Sorry, can't help you there. For me, it's just a hobby. Like to keep my rigs looking better than new!Black......the ONLY color!Comment
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I'll try to look it up somewhere
But thanks for the help its actually really helpfulComment
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Re: New to it.
Go to work for the best detailer that will hirer you and then goto work for the crappiest one you can find.
You'll learn years of experience on how to and not to run your business. Before I made the decision to have another detailing business I worked for the best detailer in my area for three years. And on occasion went to work with some hacks.
When I understood what it was going to take run a successfully business I took it slow, and still am. This year will get my business up to a really high place with all the customers I'm getting and my reputation is growing alone with on line reviews.
So my advise is get a mentor and take it slow. You have alot to learn and detailing is an art form.Comment
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Thanks!!
I live in spotsylvania va what detailing pros could be out here to mentor under.Comment
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