Zymöl Vintage... what do you charge? - Page 12

Greg Nichols · 07-03-09, 08:33

Look how far this thread has moved from the orginal question................

uncheery,
GREG

GoudyL · 07-03-09, 08:59

Quote:

Originally Posted by Greg Nichols

Look how far this thread has moved from the orginal question................

uncheery,
GREG

The question was answered, the OP should charge $100 extra for applying Zymol Vintage, and should look into becoming a licensed Zymol Detailer, since Zymol will decline to offer lifetime Vintage refills for professional users.

The concensus is that if the OP is able to find enough people with money, who are vulnerable to Zymol's marketing message(s)/appeals to social status (Ralph Lauren uses it, you should too!!

) then he may be able to recoup his investment and turn a profit.

If not...

02zx9r · 07-04-09, 04:51

If Ralph Lauren wasnt a gazillionaire, would he still use this wax??

MDRX8 · 07-04-09, 05:31

He would probably use Solaris.........

David Fermani · 07-04-09, 05:44

You're right. I can see him drinking some of Zymol's Bravura wine and mixing up a strong batch of 79% Solaris. Kinda like a priest at communion.

MDRX8 · 07-04-09, 05:53

^^^^^^Good one ^^^^^^^^

detail1 · 07-04-09, 08:03

Zymol Vintage sure gets alot of talk- pro or con! I love it.

Got_Leather · 07-04-09, 08:09

If a car is fully polished and corrected its going to look great no matter what you put on the paint. I know its a marketing scheme but polishes are what make the $$ for me.

EisenHulk · 07-06-09, 08:01

It's so funny how worked up people get over this topic. Just remember:

"Different strokes for different folks."

lbls1 · 07-07-09, 06:40

Funny, how did I miss this one???

Second thought..............its a good thing I did.