Windshield Repair Forum

As most of you know 2 years ago I lost my oldest son Allen to a tragic misdiagnosis by a under qualified doctor well this week we finaly settled the malpractice suit out of court.
If I had won the lottery I would be sunning my buns in paridise but considering the source of my money I have decided to do the responsible thing and invest a lump into my buisness. And in doing so set my remaining sons future by bringing him into the buisness
1. I bought a system to do sprayless paint repair to repair the chips and scuffs on the cars nose
2. Bought the equipment to do interior repair
3. Bought equipment so I can now repair scratches and fogged headlights.
I will be doing some serios training and practicing in the next few weeks before I offer the full service to dealers. One stop shopping so to speak

I have always been a small one guy operation who was satisfied when I made a grand a week I guess its time to become a better buisnessman and get things rolling and put a couple more people on the road. My remaining son will graduate this year and hope to get him up and rolling soon he already is a good WR tech so im sure he can do the new things as well.
Since I now have the cushion to support me while im growing and do things right my goal is to get 3 vans on the road by this time next year and specialize in Auto Dealer work primarily.

All I can say is keep it fun. Whether you do $600 or $1600 or $2600 per week it must be fun or it'll eat you up. My experience with our former part time guy opened my eyes to this AGAIN. I would rather do a fun week than a super busy week full of head aches and mistakes.
Enjoy yourself and your family, Glassstarz, you've earned it.

Enjoy yourself and remember family and fun first. Good luck in your new endevors.

Merci