View Full Version : A tour of my Products and Garage *23 PICS - 56k BEWARE*
C. Charles Hahn
04-23-2005, 09:39 PM
I decided I might as well take pics (for this as well as other forums) of my product collection and garage since I was organizing the other night.
I still have to pull everything back out again to do spring cleaning once I get all the winter crap out of there (still 2 snowblowers, some shovels, and other miscelaneous seasonal tools taking up space). So, here goes. Keep in mind I was missing most of my towels (as you can see, I`ve got several ready to go to the washing machine) and such, but it`s a basic idea.
PDF of my Inventory Spreadsheet (Requires Adobe Acrobat) (http://www.hahn-on-the.net/professional/detailing/garage_products/INVENVORY.pdf)
General Cleaners:
http://www.hahn-on-the.net/professional/detailing/garage_products/IMG_0006.JPG
Interior Cleaners:
http://www.hahn-on-the.net/professional/detailing/garage_products/IMG_0007.JPG
C. Charles Hahn
04-23-2005, 09:40 PM
Plastic, Glass, and Metal Care:
http://www.hahn-on-the.net/professional/detailing/garage_products/IMG_0008.JPG
Washing Soaps, minus NXT Wash on order:
http://www.hahn-on-the.net/professional/detailing/garage_products/IMG_0009.JPG
Plastic, Rubber, and Vinyl Dressings:
http://www.hahn-on-the.net/professional/detailing/garage_products/IMG_0010.JPG
Paint Preparation:
http://www.hahn-on-the.net/professional/detailing/garage_products/IMG_0011.JPG
C. Charles Hahn
04-23-2005, 09:42 PM
Paint Protection:
http://www.hahn-on-the.net/professional/detailing/garage_products/IMG_0012.JPG
Miscelaneous:
http://www.hahn-on-the.net/professional/detailing/garage_products/IMG_0013.JPG
Now, on to the Garage Tour..... :D
C. Charles Hahn
04-23-2005, 09:44 PM
First stop is detailing storage area 1. Pictured here also are some of my pads and tools:
http://www.hahn-on-the.net/professional/detailing/garage_products/IMG_0014.JPG
More of the tools/pads:
http://www.hahn-on-the.net/professional/detailing/garage_products/IMG_0015.JPG
Customer Check-In Forms, some decorations:
http://www.hahn-on-the.net/professional/detailing/garage_products/IMG_0016.JPG
My (mostly empty) towel cabinet. Pictured are my brand new hometex MFs -- my other MF and cotton towels are not shown:
http://www.hahn-on-the.net/professional/detailing/garage_products/IMG_0017.JPG
C. Charles Hahn
04-23-2005, 09:46 PM
More Decorations, and my awesome shop towel roll dispenser:
http://www.hahn-on-the.net/professional/detailing/garage_products/IMG_0018.JPG
C6 Z06 Poster over the door:
http://www.hahn-on-the.net/professional/detailing/garage_products/IMG_0019.JPG
Thermometer, a couple tin signs, and my business card holder:
http://www.hahn-on-the.net/professional/detailing/garage_products/IMG_0020.JPG
A couple posters:
http://www.hahn-on-the.net/professional/detailing/garage_products/IMG_0021.JPG
MongooseGA
04-23-2005, 09:47 PM
Nice set up there.
How do you work the customer check in sheet?
C. Charles Hahn
04-23-2005, 09:49 PM
More posters, lighted Buick sign, and my Fan:
http://www.hahn-on-the.net/professional/detailing/garage_products/IMG_0022.JPG
No smoking facility!
http://www.hahn-on-the.net/professional/detailing/garage_products/IMG_0023.JPG
57 Chevy cutaway poster and original magazine ad:
http://www.hahn-on-the.net/professional/detailing/garage_products/IMG_0024.JPG
Brickyard 400 Innaugural Race Poster from 1994 Indy:
http://www.hahn-on-the.net/professional/detailing/garage_products/IMG_0025.JPG
C. Charles Hahn
04-23-2005, 09:52 PM
Genuine Chevrolet Metal Sign over the window:
http://www.hahn-on-the.net/professional/detailing/garage_products/IMG_0026.JPG
Some Liscense Plates which belonged to my late grandfather over the years; also the last liscense plate my dad had before he died which also was the first liscense plate I had on a vehicle:
http://www.hahn-on-the.net/professional/detailing/garage_products/IMG_0027.JPG
More tools: My creeper seat, blower, and shopvac can be seen here:
http://www.hahn-on-the.net/professional/detailing/garage_products/IMG_0028.JPG
And finally, my garage door opener and favorite tool of all, the retractable extension cord:
http://www.hahn-on-the.net/professional/detailing/garage_products/IMG_0029.JPG
I`m happy to answer questions/comments! :D
C. Charles Hahn
04-23-2005, 09:54 PM
Originally posted by MongooseGA
Nice set up there.
How do you work the customer check in sheet?
I actually got that from a guy who posted it openly here and on Detailcity a while back. The excel file is here:
Alot of Important Business files (http://www.detailcity.com/showthread.php?t=9018)
zainoshine
04-23-2005, 10:07 PM
What are the Hometex MFs? Is that a Wal-Mart brand, or do you order them online?
Neat garage and set-up.
C. Charles Hahn
04-23-2005, 10:19 PM
Originally posted by pigeonbus
What are the Hometex MFs? Is that a Wal-Mart brand, or do you order them online?
Neat garage and set-up.
Close. They`re actually from Sam`s Club. They come in an 18 pack for like $15 or so. :D
Thanks.
travisdecpn
04-23-2005, 10:28 PM
I really like the hometex microfibers. I got some from walmart last night 8 for $4.97. They are very nice for a OTC general purpose mf.
BigAl3
04-23-2005, 10:33 PM
Originally posted by travisdecpn
I really like the hometex microfibers. I got some from walmart last night 8 for $4.97. They are very nice for a OTC general purpose mf.
agreed! the hometex mf`s are nice & plush and even after many washings, they still hold up as well as the more expensive ones i have. i wouldn`t normally use just any otc mf`s on the paint, but these i would. :up
C. Charles Hahn
04-23-2005, 11:26 PM
Originally posted by travisdecpn
I really like the hometex microfibers. I got some from walmart last night 8 for $4.97. They are very nice for a OTC general purpose mf.
Really? I didn`t know they had the same ones at Wal Mart -- I thought they only had those blue/white 5 packs.
Not that it matters; I`m enough impressed with these for paint use that I`ll end up with another 18 pack from Sam`s next time I`m there. They`re cheap enough I might start giving them away to customers with a small bottle of QD spray or something.
Thomas Dekany
04-23-2005, 11:32 PM
Those pads need to be stored in something! :D Don`t keep them like that. m2c