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:confused:Sometimes in an attempt to earn more, I say yes to things (jobs) I shouldn't. I waxed a Winnebago recently and I should never ever have said yes to the job. Despite the fact that I gave a very clear idea of the possible outcome (uneven appearance due to sun fading), the customer was...

Wow; not sure but that seems like a dig. Bud A has always been awesome with me on the phone and very responsive for someone in a position high within a company. He responded to this Forum post, right? IMO, theC Palmer should've stated initially he bought a used, 1/2 price unit and not a new one.

I don't know how any carwash runs well if operated as 'unattended'. I know operators do it, but to me it is a crazy idea. Things I do every day at the wash: ~make change (all day). ~sweep bays out (multiple times per day) ~empty garbage (soooo much garbage). ~test functions (foam brush, all...

One of the best business decisions I've ever made was to incorporate my business. I recommend a book called "Inc. and Grow Rich". While I have not grown rich yet, I have benefitted greatly by incorporating. When I started my car detailing business in 1996, I asked my former bookkeeper if I...

Hopefully you can get some satisfactory remedy. Good luck. I had heard nothing negative about Wash World until this. Too bad it happened. If it is a design flaw, it seems as though the company could help you out.

Lots of great info here; thank you!

Okay it's official. If you run a detail shop and it's a nice operation, you should have a tip line on your CC machine/slips. Yes, many customers ignore it. Some, however will add in a tip. At my place, we added the tip line in late March and have already seen decent results from having it in...

I have seen this problem exist before I ever touch the car with any cleaner or rags etc. I like Bud's idea of never sprayong anything on the dash; spray the cloth instead and wipe.

"when in doubt, vac it out" "don't ignore a sandy floor" "free carwash ...tomorrow" " Dirty car got u down? wash it off and lose that frown" "clean cars run better" "Improve you image; wash today" "you'll feel better in a clean car"

"we have enough smart. how about a fountain of money" :cool:

Because it is a completely different system, that's why I asked. If a 35' conveyor was fully adequate why would anyone build one 100'?

Which friction car wash did you buy and why? Thanks.

Can a 35' conveyor really get a car clean?

At 55% top package, it is time to raise your price.

I recently heard of a product that is highly effective at removing water spots from glass. Has anyone used such a product and if so was it effective? Thanks.

Define: "really high startup price", please.

"I wish to say what I think and feel today, with the proviso that perhaps tomorrow I shall contradict it all." Ralph Waldo Emerson.

My sign says $2 to start. They don't read the signs!!!!!!!! They do not. Sorry, but it is widely factual.

I tried salt licks and they seemed to dissipate much more quickly than pellets.

yes! Top wash on top! Yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!