My new detailing business....(Pics)
12-09-2006, 12:06 AM
#51
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Re: My new detailing business....(Pics)
You'll find a guy you can trust to do the work, but you're gonna have to go through alot of fuckfags. Some good technics:
Everything is temperary to start. No guarantees of full time anything.
Start pay low, even if the guy says he's been detailing for 100 years.
Jump on every little thing that goes wrong, and don't accept it twice.
No talking to customers.
Hiring is dependant on a drug test/background check. (you don't have to do it, but just saying it will weed em out)
Put loose change in every car, and the first time it dissapears send the guy on perm. vacation and steal his days pay.
Drop the F bomb and N bomb as much as possible.
Tell hot chicks you're the owner.
Yep, I think that's all.
Everything is temperary to start. No guarantees of full time anything.
Start pay low, even if the guy says he's been detailing for 100 years.
Jump on every little thing that goes wrong, and don't accept it twice.
No talking to customers.
Hiring is dependant on a drug test/background check. (you don't have to do it, but just saying it will weed em out)
Put loose change in every car, and the first time it dissapears send the guy on perm. vacation and steal his days pay.
Drop the F bomb and N bomb as much as possible.
Tell hot chicks you're the owner.
Yep, I think that's all.
12-09-2006, 12:08 AM
#52
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Posts: 381
Re: My new detailing business....(Pics)
Originally Posted by stillnoturbo
New cars...old cars...What the hell does it matter? He's getting paid. Plus pretty good money at that also. I say keep doing what your doing and if you enjoy it then more power to you. Nothing like having your own business and being your own boss. Nothing wrong also with expanding your business also. Detailing and stereo installs are really good choices. Maybe add like paintless dent removal and tubo installs would top it off.
See what my freakn mind goes through on a daily basis!?!?!
12-09-2006, 12:10 AM
#53
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Join Date: Jul 2004
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Re: My new detailing business....(Pics)
Originally Posted by Stealthmode
You'll find a guy you can trust to do the work, but you're gonna have to go through alot of fuckfags. Some good technics:
Everything is temperary to start. No guarantees of full time anything.
Start pay low, even if the guy says he's been detailing for 100 years.
Jump on every little thing that goes wrong, and don't accept it twice.
No talking to customers.
Hiring is dependant on a drug test/background check. (you don't have to do it, but just saying it will weed em out)
Put loose change in every car, and the first time it dissapears send the guy on perm. vacation and steal his days pay.
Drop the F bomb and N bomb as much as possible.
Tell hot chicks you're the owner.
Yep, I think that's all.
Everything is temperary to start. No guarantees of full time anything.
Start pay low, even if the guy says he's been detailing for 100 years.
Jump on every little thing that goes wrong, and don't accept it twice.
No talking to customers.
Hiring is dependant on a drug test/background check. (you don't have to do it, but just saying it will weed em out)
Put loose change in every car, and the first time it dissapears send the guy on perm. vacation and steal his days pay.
Drop the F bomb and N bomb as much as possible.
Tell hot chicks you're the owner.
Yep, I think that's all.
12-09-2006, 02:18 PM
#56
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Join Date: Dec 2002
Posts: 1,463
Re: My new detailing business....(Pics)
Originally Posted by jman30513
Yeah this is one business where the overhead can be cheap. I spend about 200.00 per month in supplies and 100.00 is more of a hobby....see something new and want to get it!
Dr., I was thinking of the same thing. Hire one guy and treat him well. I had a buddy help me this summer and boy, did just one person help out so much! Then hire a couple of school kids to do grunt work. I do alot of car audio/video so I was even thinking of combining the two businesses to feef off each other.
Dr., I was thinking of the same thing. Hire one guy and treat him well. I had a buddy help me this summer and boy, did just one person help out so much! Then hire a couple of school kids to do grunt work. I do alot of car audio/video so I was even thinking of combining the two businesses to feef off each other.
Craig
