in this case im going with $120justin said:I have different prices ranges depending on what the customers wants.
Wash,claybar,chemical polish,and wax. $125
Wash,clay,swirl/scratch removal-abbrasive polish, and wax $150 plus
Now this isn't even touching the inside of the car.
i am planning on doing it for friends only for now. i dont see how i could make aliving doing it around here.justin said:Yeah just explain to them what is involved in the process and what you will be doing. Tell them the clay will take out all their contaminants out of the paint. The polish will clean the paint and also bring out more shine and reflection and the wax is protecting what you did in the previous steps. Most customers don't understand how much work is actually involved.
Later on when you get the high speed orbital you will actually be able to do some paint correction like removing scratches and swirls. Once you practice and get the hang of it you will become very efficient at it and will be able to charge more.
I have used it actaull I am currently doing a durabilty trial with it.68torinogt said:does anyone use wolfgang? a friend of mine used it on his and his wifes car the otherday and i havent heard of it till then.
im going to do some thinking and will let you know what i want. im going to try to strech it out till payday on the 20thjustin said:Frank
All the info about the Porter Cable is on my website. The package is the best way to go. It has everything you need to get started. I also recommend getting another white and orange pad because you will use them more. Also the Optium Polish and Compound work great with the Porter Cable. They are my go to polishes now. I'm also having a sale on all my Optimum products. With each purchase of Optimim you get a free stnadard microfiber.
ok with the removal of the ssr2and 3. the moose handglaze whats the diff?justin said:Man I can't even touch that price Frank! Is it with the Lake Country pads and backing plate?
You don't really need all those polishes with the Porter Cable you listed. I would just go with the Optimum Polish and Optimum Compound for your polishes. So you can take off the Poorboys SSR2, and 3. The Pro Polish is a good all around polish. It can be used on plastic,paint,chrome,stainless,etc...so you still might want that.
The Red Moose and Vanilla Moose will work. You can actually mix them together to make Pink Moose too.
You talking about a Gallon of Spray & Gloss?
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