how long and how much

[BenSRT]

I thought you wanted to know the names of some more cleaner/waxes?

No that's ok for that.I talk about I said: lok here?

Originally Posted by BenSRT
Of course I begin with cars of family and friends etc...that's what had tought.But my goal is to let me know and I build a reputation and gain experience.When you talk about plans to offer my clients it is with extras you make profits like:wash the car and 2$ you can dressing tires in extra?

[Mike Phillips]

When you talk about plans to offer my clients it is with extras you make profits like: wash the car and 2$ you can dressing tires in extra?

Yes.

Have a service like washing and drying the car for $25.00

Then let them no you have a few extra services to offer that are a good fit because now the car is "washed and clean".

For example, now that the tires are clean, for $5.00 more you can apply a tire dressing that will protect the rubber and restore a dark black shine.

For $5.00 more you can clean the inside windows with a non-streaking glass cleaner and microfiber towels.

For $10.00 more you can vacuum the carpets and seats.

For $15.00 more you can apply an express wax, usually a spray-on, wipe off type product or a thin, fast drying wax or sealant.

The above are just some ideas, you can tweak the prices and the services...

[BenSRT]

Thanks for your help.'ll start my name aroundand offer some services and be mobile by going at customers,so I'm going build a name and customer.

[BenSRT]

I'm living in Quebec,Canada and we have snow in winter time and my question What are you doing when the winter or when is raining day??Do you have an other job??

[BenSRT]

no anwsers??

[BenSRT]

I'm living in Quebec,Canada and we have snow in winter time and my question What are you doing when the winter or when is raining day??Do you have an other job??

nobody have an idea for me??

[sgtmillhouse648]

Really I don't know of anyone who does much if any "mobile detailing" in the winter or when it is raining. I'm primarily a student and engineering intern so the detailing thing is an 'on the side' perk to make a little money doing something else I love to do. At school its typically on the weekends maybe, and in working with people such as our president of the university, it helps that I have access to a large indoor garage used by the motorsports team (I'm vp of it).

Remember that in the winter people aren't going to want to spend the time to worry about putting a wax on their vehicle. You are going to want to heavily market a "winter prep package" in the fall which would include a very durable wax/sealant to last them through winter.

[BenSRT]

obviously,the people don't waxing her vehicle in winter,but severals make wash to remove ice and calcium.But I'm not sure is enough to survive financially.