it's the same wheel acid that's been used in the detail industry for decades. it's a dangerous product containing hydrofluoric acid.
you have to use extreme caution and follow the directions on the label.
several manufacturers make acid-based wheel cleaners. The one I buy I cut in half with...
I think you should get the water tested and go from there. You could also do a sanity check and wash your car dry it by hand and then take some water out of the tap inside the car wash and dump it on an area and let it dry on the car and see how it looks. That's where I'd start
metal interior walls are great for ss bays but not auto bays.
when i rehabbed my iba i had wooden walls and ceiling framed in. I used trex for bottom plate of walls and faced them with extrutech plastic. awesome result!!!
I love the metal building overall. I coat beams and perlins with...
I would never try to own/operate this business from 1 1/2 hours away. I've owned my 2/1 car wash for almost 20 years. I have employees there detailing cars and I still show up 6 days/week, down from 7 days/ week for the first 15 years.
As a real estate investor myself, I'd suggest apartment...
The problem is you have no idea what you're doing and you have no way of accurately describing what is going on in a way that anyone on this forum will likely be able to help you. My suggestion is to find someone locally and pay them to come in and figure it out for you.
Otherwise, you're like...
I like layering all the chemicals. I'm premium priced so I like offering multiple passes and products galore. Costs a little bit more, but if it keeps them pressing the button with $22 next to it, why skimp?
I think you should start by using the search feature on this forum. There are many threads on this topic that have already been extensively discussed. You will be looking for things like gross income multiplier and net operating income multiplier. Good luck!
thats good. i wouldnt feel right if i were collecting regular payments from customers who no longer wanted my service. you know, mostly because of negative karmic implications n stuff....
so they are asking $2 million. Do the numbers work at that figure when you factor in downpayment and amortization schedule ( interest rate, term , etc)?
Is there an automatic?
you've really got to try to get inside the mind of the customer and not be stuck in your own mode of thinking on this. To the customer is $13 really much different from $15? No. They're taking a 10 and a five out of their wallet anyway. If they pay with a credit card there's even less of a...