I just want to take this chance to introduce myself, to everyone on
this forum. I believe this is the most well thought out and full of informative forum on the web to this date. Let me introduce myself
I've been in the automotive detailing field for 14 years, I own a auto detailing company in northern Arizona, I moved out here about a year ago,Ive also done windshield repairs for about 3 years. I have a few questions for anybody.
1. where i live it rains or snow alot how can i increase my sales during these times?
2. what is an average monthly income for a professional windshield repair tech?
if any of you have any questions that i can answer in regards to auto detailing please feel free to ask me!!!!! Coister, you are very informative
thanks for help this forum. jeff (delta kits) thanks for all your help!! you guys have some great resins.
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paintlessplus
FreeRepair, WELCOME to the forum 
I understand the battle of rain and snow- but look at the positives, windshield breaks tend to spread easier during the freeze/thaw cycles. Years ago I learned this the hard way when I brought my trucks frosted windshield into the garage for a quick thaw via a garden hose. It had a small break that filled with moisture and froze, when the warm water hit it the next thing I knew I had an unrepairable break. You might mention this concept to potential customers when canvasing parking lots " a la Coitster". It educates them to the urgency of the repair. I'm just starting my business, but have been brainstorming for some time on this subject. Also call on any fleet accounts that wash their vehicles on a regular basis year round. You've got to educate these guys and be on the spot to offer an immediate solution. As for the monthly wage, I know of a guy in a nearby city (pop. @30,000) that is raising 7 kids on WSR only. Keep reading and posting, that's what rainy days are for . I'd better quit talking about how great this Nebraska snowy weather is before I get all the Texas and Florida guys wanting to move up here. 8) Bob @ Paintless Plus
I understand the battle of rain and snow- but look at the positives, windshield breaks tend to spread easier during the freeze/thaw cycles. Years ago I learned this the hard way when I brought my trucks frosted windshield into the garage for a quick thaw via a garden hose. It had a small break that filled with moisture and froze, when the warm water hit it the next thing I knew I had an unrepairable break. You might mention this concept to potential customers when canvasing parking lots " a la Coitster". It educates them to the urgency of the repair. I'm just starting my business, but have been brainstorming for some time on this subject. Also call on any fleet accounts that wash their vehicles on a regular basis year round. You've got to educate these guys and be on the spot to offer an immediate solution. As for the monthly wage, I know of a guy in a nearby city (pop. @30,000) that is raising 7 kids on WSR only. Keep reading and posting, that's what rainy days are for . I'd better quit talking about how great this Nebraska snowy weather is before I get all the Texas and Florida guys wanting to move up here. 8) Bob @ Paintless PlusWho is online
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