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paintjobpro22

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So it's been a long time since I've posted on here.. A year ago I started my mobile business, and it has been quite successful. Today I just signed a 6month lease for 30'x30' shop w/ an outdoor paintbooth to take this thing to another level. :rockon What's great about the location is that it's directly across the street from a new high school they just built, so I'm hoping to gain business from faculty. I also do minor paint/body repairs so I'm hoping to catch business from the students too! :rofl Anyhow, just wanted to post my good news, since I've enjoyed being part of this forum for the past year or so. Thanks for everyone's help and advice!
 
Shiny Lil Detlr said:
Good luck with that.... you do realize most school teachers are fairly poor, right?
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I definitely recognize this, but i believe it will give me a quick cash-flow for slow periods...seeing as I do the middle school on such occasions. It's quite easy to line up 10 cars for quick in and outs... But thanks for your input
 
You have a business that comes out to a business campus, sets up a couple of nice canopies, and washes, waxes, etc., cars all day. I have seen this done when I lived in California, and the guy was very successful at our office complex. He had regular clients every week! He was very, very tanned ! :)
I am just suggesting, mind you, but a good Paintless Dent guy would bring in a lot of money quickly too. I always have Clients I do Details for wanting dents taken out while I have the vehicle, so I have a great mobile Dent Guy come out on occasion. I got him so much new work at my Indy BMW Repair Shop, that he hardly has time for me anymore..

Good luck with your business, sounds promising! Congrats on getting your own shop!!

Dan F
 
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