Am I missing anything?

[Kn0x]

I am attempting starting up a little side job with detailing, nothing major, just friends, neighbors, etc.



This is currently what I have and was wondering if you see any oversights or something I might need.



PC 7424

LC Pads (yellow, orange, white, blue)

Chemical Guys - Medium Compound (oxidation, scratch fighter)

Klasse AIO

Poorboy`s Wheel Cleaner

Chemical Guys - Extreme Shine Tire + Trim Dressing

Wet/Dry Vac

Chemical Guys - Fabric Clean

Chemical Guys - Synthetic Bodywash Shampoo

Chemical Guys - Extreme Depth Carnauba Wax + X-Seal

Clay Bars

Lots of Microfibers

Waffle Weave Drying Towels

Terry Cloth Towels

Upholstery Brush

Scrub Brushes for Tires / Wheels



And then I have a handful of OTC products:

NXT Wax

Megs Cleaner Wax

Mothers Mag and Alum Polish

Mothers Carnauba Cleaner Wax

Megs Scratch-X

Megs Color-X

Megs Plast-X

Megs Gold Class Shampoo

Mothers Back to Black

Stoners Invisible Glass

Stoners Trim Shine

[BlueZero]

Hey, where in Wisconsin are you at?



Your list looks good. Maybe get some painters tape and some APC.

[Kn0x]

Hey, where in Wisconsin are you at?



Your list looks good. Maybe get some painters tape and some APC.

Milwaukee.

The blue painters tape I have, I forgot to put it down.

I also have been using Zep`s Citrus Degreaser, dilluted 1:1. It seems to do a pretty darn good job.



My grandparents have a place pretty close to Green Bay about 45 minutes away, in Oconto. I like it up there.

[Johnnie27]

I`m certainly not a professional but I think if you do it `on the side` you should be prepared to turn down work if you don`t have the proper tools. I think a lot of guys make the mistake of biting more than they can chew especially if they don`t have the experience of dealing with all types of situations. However, since you`re just doing your neighbors friends and family it sounds like you`re good to go. You seem set up for basic details that consist of polishing, wax, etc..



Good luck,



J

[Kn0x]

I`m certainly not a professional but I think if you do it `on the side` you should be prepared to turn down work if you don`t have the proper tools. I think a lot of guys make the mistake of biting more than they can chew especially if they don`t have the experience of dealing with all types of situations. However, since you`re just doing your neighbors friends and family it sounds like you`re good to go. You seem set up for basic details that consist of polishing, wax, etc..



Good luck,



J

Thanks. No, I definitely check out the cars first and make sure I can handle them.

I let them know what I can and can`t do.

[Snobird]

I`m In Madison,

[Kn0x]

I`m In Madison,

yay for you.