what next?

starting out in the business corrective exterior detailing is not an option...what should i offer as an improvement to the overall exterior look past a basic wash(excluding a wash & polish QD).
 
ok...the issue is that I'm a novice and I don't want to do anything that would take too long or could lead to me damaging the car. Should I apply a spray wax after the glaze? If I have the time should I use a liquid wax w/ DA polisher?
 
I guess someone has to ask, how do you expect to do business at something that you are a novice at? Even if I was in high school and wanted to make some extra money during the summer, I'd want to have tried it on my/friends/family/relatives before I started charging money for it.
 
Setec Astronomy said:
I guess someone has to ask, how do you expect to do business at something that you are a novice at? Even if I was in high school and wanted to make some extra money during the summer, I'd want to have tried it on my/friends/family/relatives before I started charging money for it.



+1... at first I thought you simply didn't want to do correction but wanted to provide a bit extra than the usual wash & wax, but if you have no clue what you're doing, I would highly recommend you spend a month reading all the crap (I mean crap in a very nice, informative way haha) on here as well as practice on a few family cars proper washing, drying, waxing and claying techniques before even thinking about $$
 
I plan on doing that, but I'm doing it so that I can charge for it once I do know what I'm doing. At this level these questions are still valid because I know how far I'm willing to go with detailing customer cars myself....so I need to know exactly what I'm practicing to charge for.



at first I thought you simply didn't want to do correction but wanted to provide a bit extra than the usual wash & wax



That's correct. But I'm trying to find out what is the best "extra" to provide. That's what I'll practice to one day charge for.
 
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