Quick wash set up

[Cruzscarwash]

So while I was doing some details this weekend my partner and I were asked about 6 times if we had time to do basic/quick washes for them. We didn't as we were doing corrections but it got me thinking. What if I did offer a quick wash, I'm thinking spray with hydrofoam and mitt wash and woolies​ the wheels, rinse and move on. Charge like $20 bucks, very basic. But I think it will create a relationship with the client

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[Frank70]

Cruz - you should charge $30-$35.

[Cruzscarwash]

I could swing that, more just trying to see if hydrofoam would be a good option as it's quick and these customers just want a better then tunnel wash experience and done in a quick time. I could play around with prices. Just trying to get it all out and see what input you amazing members have to add

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[JustJesus]

I wonder if those people asking are the kind that value their time more than the finish of their car. You know which ones? They rather just have a clean car in 10 minutes, versus having a quality wash done. They don't know "swirls from squirrels" as Mike would say.

[Cruzscarwash]

It's exactly those people, but many times there also the ones that want to treat themselves around tax time or things like that or are known for having a "clean" car.

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[WillSports3]

A suggestion would be to power wash the car and then onr or rinseless wash it. No point in lsp since they just want a quick thing. Or keep a good spray wax and apply it as you dry. For the wheels, power wash and then wash with either apc or a fall out dissolving wheel cleaner, make it as quick as you can and charge accordingly.

[Cruzscarwash]

A suggestion would be to power wash the car and then onr or rinseless wash it. No point in lsp since they just want a quick thing. Or keep a good spray wax and apply it as you dry. For the wheels, power wash and then wash with either apc or a fall out dissolving wheel cleaner, make it as quick as you can and charge accordingly.

I considered this route but I think the hydrofoam way would be the fastest and best results for the time and money

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[TMQ]

You might be on to something. From where I stand---most people just want a wash.
Highest protection at lowest cost!
A stop and run too...

I say give it a shot.

Tom

[Cruzscarwash]

I'm considering it, rinseless is a good idea but I loose speed, and the Xtra gloss from hydrofoam I think would be the one up for many

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[TMQ]

Read the directions re using hydrofoam. I am not sure just how that works---if you read the directions over at the store, kind of confusing.

Thought it was poorly written. Just how does a person go about using hydrofoam?

Tom