Weekend warrior

[JJ_]

Ok well, after much dispute i have decided to do some detailing at the weekend. Now i live in Scotland, which to be honest isnt the best country to do details, but does have some mega cars in Glasgow amoung other cities.



What i want to know is, do i need any kind of insurance to do like one day a week, i am aiming to do higher end cars like mercedes etc as i know i will probably get the money out these people easier.



I have my own webiste www.detail-city.tk which is good enough just now and will be getting some business cards made up shortly, what could you reccomend in ways of marketing etc? i have had 40 hits on the site since yesterday. But no emails



Thanks guys JJ

[imported_mirrorfinishman]

I really didn`t get past your first page yet, when I got this thought about your opening line. What do you think about;



"Where we treat your car better than our own."

[wash-girl]

Sorry I don`t have much input to address your question. I did look at your site, though, and was wondering what it means to have your car`s "boot hovered."

[RedondoV6]

Originally posted by ZJ JIM 96

Sorry I don`t have much input to address your question. I did look at your site, though, and was wondering what it means to have your car`s "boot hovered."

Hehehe .. let me translate .. "trunk vacuumed`.

[Kanchou]

boy, some colourful euphamisms come to mind.

[JJ_]

lol sorry guys but guess i live in U.K. i have adopted the "deatailing" part though, as detailing = valeting over here. But detailing sounds better.



Dont worry we dont hoover your walking boots!!!



I was un sure whether to add seat and floor cleaning as i dont have much practice as all the cars I have done so far have only been dirty, not stained.



Mirrrorfinishman : I think thats good, but it might give the idea that we dont take good care of our cars?



If anyone is mobile how do you run your porter cable, get adequete water and lighting AND stay dry ???