Lookin to learn how to detail my autos and hopefully earn a few extra $.

[DetailMint]

I have not aquired professional training, but Rightlook has a training session this weekend and I'm on the bubble. My hesitation is the $, but there knowlegde in this craft may be worth the investment. I have been reading encouraging threads but my experience has only been the local car wash and what I have done on my personal autos. I do enjoy the reading, and have been really interested in the EPA requirements. Has this been a thorn, or has the industry come up with some feasable containment equipment without excessive cost.

 

[Jngrbrdman]

I know that you aren't allowed to have wash water running into the gutter, so you'll have to have some sort of water reclaimation system set up. If you are going to be detailing in driveways then you can just divert the water to run into the lawn instead of the gutter and nobody should be giving you any tickets. www.marsinternational.com is another outfit that I have been looking at. I wouldn't do it where I'm at, but it is on the list of things to do if I ever move to Las Vegas or somewhere the weather is better than Utah. I've got a great day job that I would have a hard time leaving even for the detailing rig of my dreams, but I could be persuaded possibly.