What to do for this winter

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kellyktel

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I have just started doing some detailing part time out of my garage and it's going very well. So far as much work as i can handle part time. My upcoming problem is since i work out of my garage and don't want to go mobile or get a seperate location, how do i continue this winter when it to cold to do exterior wash. i guess that would be under 40 degrees. Am i sol until spring or maybe offer interiors only. I have heard of the waterless washes, but it seams if the car is very dirty at all, thaat may not be a good option. any suggestions would be appreciated
 
ONR + a garden sprayer for the really dirty cars. If you are stuck on traditional washes, the Nomad Powerwasher is pretty cool in the winter.
 
thanks so much, i will look into it. about what temperature do i need my garage to be to safely do wax and polish work?
 
so it does work well on really dirty cars? and if i used a garden sprayer in my garage with door shut and no drains, wouldn't that still be to much water or am i just a dumb *** and missing something here. it is sept 1st now but looking for something to keep my business going for the 4 months it is 40 degrees and below
 
The garden sprayer is for ONR, you only use it to pre-soak the car. Very little ends up o the floor, and since the air is usually pretty dry in the winter, it disappears pretty quick.
 
I have a three brick gas heater in the garage. I take them to the local car wash and use water only and hose off the heavy stuff, then drive it home and use S&W to get what is left off.
 
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