Recent content by Jeremy1026

i am starting a newsletter on my detailing business' website. I want to include a detailing tip every week. But I am at a bit of a loss for ideas for things that will be easy enough to explain so the readers can understand, but difficult enough for the subscribers to not know before hand...

I'm wondering if it helps to prevent windows from fogging some? If it doesn't, anyone know of any glass cleaners that do?

All images are on my website - here Process: Wash Clay Prima Cut (in areas that needed extra attention) Prima Swirl Prima Amigo Prima Epic Black Wow on all trim Degrease and Dress engine (pictures came out wierd on them, it is gloss black on all black areas, I don't know why it...

I'm just getting into the game and am trying to get the ball rolling for myself, but don't know how. What types of (preferably cheap or free) advertising do you guys(and gals) use?

I finally got my website up and running. What do you guys think of the design, layout, and most importantly, content. Between The Lines Detailing. My business cards are set to be here either Friday or Monday (Design below) Now the hard part, filling up my calendar.

I am seriously considering going mobile with my detailing (right now I work at a smaller bulk shop, GRR, and do friends/family details out of my driveway.) I was wondering if any of you guys charge an extra couple cents per mile after XX miles?

How do I change the timezone that post times show up in for me? I hate seeing west coast timestamps...on the east coast.

I detailed an RX-8 yesterday, unfortunately I didn't snap any before pictures, but here are the afters. My Process Washed Clayed Spot Prima Swirled on heavily swirled areas (full hood, full drivers side door, random smaller areas around the car) using LC Orange (LC Yellow in...

What is a good leather cleaner that will clean up dog drool and bring the leather back to its original glistening glory?

Does the PC pack enough of a punch to take out the marks left over from wetsanding? If a PC can remove it, would a 4in cutting pad with an abrasive polish, followed by a 6in mid-level pad with a semi-abrasive polish be enough to remove the wet sanding marks?