Detailing...an Obesession?

I have found that you can drum up some of the best business by going in to a parking lot and dropping a few business cards on windshields. Espessially in shopping centers. If i see a car with a for sale sign i write on the back of the car I can help raise your resale value!

One of the things that I put on my cards ... Specializing in lease returns.

For some reason people in my area are extreamly afraid that they are going to get charged an arm and a leg if they don't turn in their lease return clean.

So they pay me about 125 to do a interior/exterior detail .. (I will gladly take your money.)

In the end it all pays off though
 
I started out specializing in lease returns and trade ins. If you can sell it well then you can really make people see that they can expect less hassle at a dealership about the little things like a ding here and there or a few extra miles if the car looks brand new. It really does make a difference.
 
yeah I absolutely hate it when my car is dirty. Unfortunately I live in Buffalo, NY so for about 7-8 months out of the year it is literally impossible to keep the car clean for more than 2 days
 
there is no cure for this obsession, you just have to learn to deal with it and get people to pay you for doing their vehicle
 
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