Help starting a boat detailling business

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06-26-2007 | 06:03 PM

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99fever27

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Originally Posted by marylandmark

WOOOOAH- I missed that part!!!

She?? Of course it will work!!!

Hot sweaty chick scrubbing my boat- $100 a foot sounds like a fair price to me!

06-26-2007 | 08:49 PM

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rush

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From: Reedville, va. Chesapeake Bay

Hot is right! she'll do fine beleve me

06-26-2007 | 09:22 PM

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SpeedDoc

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From: Dinwiddie, Va. USA

Give me a call!!! Steve at Progressive Boat Works, Chester Va. 804-748-3694, always looking for someone to do complete detail on boats 32' +.

06-26-2007 | 10:10 PM

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Originally Posted by SpeedDoc

Give me a call!!! Steve at Progressive Boat Works, Chester Va. 804-748-3694, always looking for someone to do complete detail on boats 32' +.

Sounds like your first lead!

I'll ask a few questions.

Is there a particular market you are wanting to detail(cruisers, OffShore, Houseboats etc...)?
How many employees?
Experience Interior & Exterior?
Do you have Marinas close? Covered or Uncovered slips?
P/T or F/T?
Physically able to crawl all over them?

Insured & Bonded?

These are just a few questions I can think of right now because I'm still worn out from today. It's an excellent business for the right person, but it takes a huge commitment and understanding. If this is something you want to professionally pursue and you want to do it right then I can assist in your business.

BTW, My PM box tends to stay full, so PM your phone number and we will talk.

Donnie