at least it smells good lol

 

Quite the tutorial Jeep. Thanks man, I'll heed the advice.

 

Jeep,</P>


I have a friend who does the same thing. 8 hours, I called his home and his wife said he was out making love to his REAL wife....a 69 camaro. </P>


What you just described only about 10% maybe less "Professional Detailers" know........ I'm impressed.....open up a shop, train some guys to help you out, bet that'll make you some bucks. I know here in South Florida there are alot of detailing shops, but only VERY few know how to do it right. </P>

 

i'll start the shop with ya jeep<IMG src=smileys/smiley1.gif border="0">

 

i can see it now....

 

Haha

Thanks yall. My buddy's going to be buying cars low ball and selling for profit soon, $100 to me flat rate. Some great condition (no real work), others horrible (makes up for the earlier ones).

May be able to convince work to let me detail for 60% of what the "detail" shop charges.....god they do s**tty work and charge over $100 for a basic detail to a SATURN!!! I charge $80 for top o de line to a TOWN CAR!!! Oye....

Anyways, I'm definately doing this stuff on the side from now on, there's money to be had and it'll help pay for my repair bill.

 

cool, i cant wait till i get my stang jesus... everyday is torture to me driving a f**king van HMPH.. i want the detailing laundry baskets too

 

you can send 1/2 of your profits to... lol<IMG src=smileys/smiley2.gif border="0">

 

you're on to something...i may just steal your tutorial and see what cash can be made...but maybe ill do it on my own car first when i get one...then everyone will know how good i can steal others' method</P>

 

Ohohohohoh i think i would be very good at stealing others methods too! <IMG src=smileys/smiley15.gif border="0">