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Old 07-16-2006, 01:34 AM
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Please critique my menu & pricing

Hey Everybody!

I'm wanting to start detailing on the side because I love doing it and it would obviously provide me with a little more income. I've come up with a menu & some prices. I'd like your input on what you think about it. Please provide any suggestions that might help me better serve myself and/or the customer. Thanks in advance!!!


Weekly Wash
üHand-wash w/soft water & pH-balanced shampoo
üAll bugs & road tar removed
üTires, wheels, & wheel wells cleaned & dressed
üAll exterior trim dressed & U.V. protected
üAll exterior & interior glass cleaned
üAll interior plastics wiped down
üAll interior carpets, floor mats, & upholstery vacuumed
üAll leather or vinyl wiped down
Group I: $35 Group II: $45 Group III: $55 Group IV: $70

Wash, Wax, & Vac
üWeekly Wash plus:
ü2-Step paint care & protection
1.Machine-applied paint cleaner
2.Machine-applied Carnauba wax
üCarnauba wax applied to all wheels by hand
üDoor jambs cleaned
üInterior headliner wiped down w/light cleaning solution
üAll leather or vinyl cleaned & conditioned
üInterior plastics cleaned
Group I: $80 Group II: $95 Group III: $110 Group IV: $130

Ultimate Restore & Protect
üWash, Wax, & Vac plus:
ü4-step paint care to restore & protect
1.ClayBar – Removes airborne contaminants that have settled onto paint
2.Polish – Removes oxidized paint along with light swirls and scratches
3.Sealant – Provides superior long lasting protection to paint
4.Carnauba Wax – Provides another layer of protection and also adds a very warm, deep, wet look to paint
üAll wheels sealed
üAll exterior light lenses protected
üAll carpets & upholstery cleaned & protected
Group I: $150 Group II: $180 Group III: $210 Group IV: $250

Vehicle Size Groups
Group I: Small cars & small pick-ups
Group II: Full-size cars, mid-sized pick-ups, & small SUV’s
Group III: Full-size pick-ups, mini-vans, & full-size SUV’s
Group IV: XL SUV’s
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Old 07-16-2006, 07:02 AM
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Looks good to me from the eyes of a potential customer.....
services and prices

Dont see any engine bay detailing.......something to maybe think about, i myself would be looking for that as a customer......

GOOD LUCK......
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Old 07-16-2006, 07:32 AM
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Look nice man. Good work!
Simple and to the point with explanations of vehicle sizes
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Old 07-16-2006, 07:41 AM
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JUSTIN how ya feeling????
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Old 07-16-2006, 08:05 AM
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JUSTIN how ya feeling????
SOOOOOO much better. I've drank 4 gallons of water and 4 containers of Pedia Lyte since getting home Friday afternoon. Still week though. I do have a huge appetite. I'll be back at it tomorrow. A local real estate office is having an open house on Tuesday. Eight agents wants their vehicles cleaned up before then!
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Old 07-16-2006, 08:46 AM
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Hey, thanks guys...I really appreciate the input. Bill, I'll probably add engine detailing as an extra side item. I just get a little nervous about doing engine details. I mean, there are so many little areas that can be caked with gunk and hard to get to. It seems like it would take hours to detail a dirty engine. How do you guys do it exactly? Do you just clean and dress the top areas, or do you do a full engine bay cleaning?

Justin, what happened to you? I didn't know you were down for a while. Whatever it is, hope you get to feeling better soon.
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Old 07-16-2006, 09:06 AM
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I use this on my own engine bay, very easy and thorough


I use Autoglym Engine Cleaner regularly to degrease and gently clean engines, wheel wells, bumpers, grills, spoilers, mirror
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Old 07-16-2006, 10:00 AM
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Cool, thanks Bill.
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Old 07-16-2006, 10:14 AM
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Nice menu .... I think your weekly wash rates are a little high, well at least by Floridas pricing. Normallly around 20-25 max. Lots of competition here.

You might wanna make your offering stand out and offer a poly coating or spray wax w/ basic washes. Something to add some UV protective qualities, and yet be fast and light on your wallet. Wipe and go ... but added gloss to keep the customers coming back (Clearkote Quickshine, Finish Kare 425, Pinnacles Crystal Mist, Poorboys Spray/Gloss)
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Old 07-16-2006, 10:31 AM
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Not that I will ever do it as a business, maybe only a few for $ ehre and there, but...Wondering when you guys do open-bed trucks...so you detail the inside of the bed, or just clean it?
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