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[wash_me]

I am close to launching my business but very confused on what cleaning chemicals to buy. I want to do the best work in town so I want the best chemicals to do the job right but still want to make a little money at too. I going to be doing mostly cars washing and some light detailing until I learn how to do a full detail. I have my van, pressure washer, vacuum, orbital polisher, generator etc. and there putting a big fat sign on my van today all I need to do is nail this chemical thing down I'll be good to go.



So I made a list



Tar/Grease Remover

One Step Wax

Wheel/Tire Cleaner

Rubber Dressing

Glass Cleaner

Glass Polish

Engine Cleaner

Engine Dressing

Chrome Polish

Vinyl/Leather Cleaner

Vinyl Dressing

Leather Conditioner

Deodorize

Exterior Shampoo





One other important thing is the size of the chemicals come in, a 8oz bottle of rubber dressing is not going to last me for long I think I need gal size for some of this stuff.





The only other equipment that I have not pick up yet is a carpet extractor these little guys are not cheap. I don't want to get a cheap Wal-mart thing but my money is starting to run out lol. Maybe someone might know where I get a used one.





Any help in choosing the right chemicals would be appreciated







Lazy Newbe





Thank you

 

[Jngrbrdman]

I sent you a PM, dude. There are a lot of routes to go. I sent you one option.

 

[wash_me]

Damm where do I get my PM's at? I don't see link :scared

 

[wash_me]

ah I see it now

 

[imported_Intel486]

<blockquote class='ipsBlockquote' >

<em class='bbc'>Originally posted by Jngrbrdman [/i]
<strong class='bbc'>I sent you a PM, dude. There are a lot of routes to go. I sent you one option. [/b]</blockquote>
yhea... Can you send me that PM too?

 

[Preachers Sheets]

Me too if you would....

 

[vettefan67]

Thanks. Don't type it again on my behalf though, only if you already have it.

 

[Blue_Ridge_Products]

Wash Me,

The best route to get started is to hook up with the rep for the chemical line you choose in your area. Valueguard is what I use and all the information can be found at www.autoint.com. The rep will come right to your house. For the list you have you talking $300 - $400 roughly. There is also Car Brite, Malco, Production, 3M, Megquires just to name a few. All of these companies carry a full line of products at wholesale prices. Good Luck

 

[wash_me]

Thank you for all the replys

 

[Audiguru]

So, i got the idea from VWvortex, and i thought it would also work here.

Rules.
1.No pics of your car (can be the same model but not yours)
2.No cars you have detailed
3.keep it safe for work, or school (i have nothing to do in study hall, and its 2nd period, you cant blame me, lol)


for you Chevy guys

 

[imported_glfahlc]

Kewl!!!!!!

 

[EastsideAutoSpa]

Coolest thing ive seen in person lately

 

[EastsideAutoSpa]

 

[Audiguru]

guess it didnt catch on

 

[Mobilejay]

Where did the Gallardo pick come from? I want that thing blown up on my wall.

 

[Gimlet]

 

[Gimlet]

aww my URL didnt work

 

[imported_detailchick]

My friend Jessica. :smile: