@@RobertMcdowell-g3l that's a really loaded question. It totally depends on your costs and what they're willing to pay. You can ask what they currently pay
Hey brother if you don’t mind me asking. How did you find work and market your business. Did you go to these companies in person, cold call them, or hand out business cards?
I'm new at fleet washing, but have a couple of people asking if i can do it for them! What do you use for your 2 step? and good acid brand or soap brands you recommend? I know about the SH ratios for houses and concrete, but not for like school buses or heavy equipment. Thanks if you can give some advice or point me in the right direction!
Omg finding this video was a blessing. When you mentioned that u tow that with a Prius my eyes popped! I am starting my business and I’m in the process of acquiring a trailer and I also have a Prius so I was so concerned about hauling a big trailer with water tanks on it. Would you share how much load was on the trailer on this video? Also did u ever drove with full tanks? I’ve seen that you’re supposed to keep heavier objects towards the front of the trailer, if they’re towards the back , it gets very unstable. Did u ever experience wobbles while driving or anything of any sort? Please share with me any experiences that would’ve made your life easier that you would change or that you would/ wouldn’t do different? Lol sorry for the humongous question it’s just that I’m in a very similar situation and it can be scary at times, so seeing someone do well and move forward like you simply fills me up with courage and strength!
Let's set up a call? It would be easier for me. I'm currently out of the country but you can text my work number and I'll call when I can. 503 308 8220
@@thomasweis i appreciate the fast response you have no idea lol is it as simple as apply the chemical then just rinse? I currently wash homes but got a call to do a fleet & I’ve never done it but reoccurring work is always a win
I’m just starting off PW and there is quite a market for commercial fishing boat cleaning where I am. Not much information out there for that process. I wonder is this two step process would work good with GelCoat? Acidic chems tend to make the gelcoat porous which would require a wax and buff from what I read so I’m leaning towards a higher ph chem them soap.
I’m just starting off PW and there is quite a market for commercial fishing boat cleaning where I am. Not much information out there for that process. I wonder is this two step process would work good with GelCoat? Acidic chems tend to make the gelcoat porous which would require a wax and buff from what I read so I’m leaning towards a higher ph chem them soap.
I’m just starting off PW and there is quite a market for commercial fishing boat cleaning where I am. Not much information out there for that process. I wonder is this two step process would work good with GelCoat? Acidic chems tend to make the gelcoat porous which would require a wax and buff from what I read so I’m leaning towards a higher ph chem them soap.
I’m just starting off PW and there is quite a market for commercial fishing boat cleaning where I am. Not much information out there for that process. I wonder is this two step process would work good with GelCoat? Acidic chems tend to make the gelcoat porous which would require a wax and buff from what I read so I’m leaning towards a higher ph chem them soap.
Hey! Love the info in this video, thank you so much! Quick question for you ... at the 0:58 mark, I see you pressed a button on your remote, what exactly is that and where can one find it?! I am assuming that is to switch over the injector to Step #2?
Take the straps that go across the top of the bike off and remove all the buckles. Now move that plastic retianer that you just took those straps off to the top of the bag just so it's not under that vinyl cover. Put your strap on the retainer run it through the plate and through the retainer agian. No extra parts or jerry rigging necessary
Baja rocks, a lot of places to visit, mountains, deserts, beaches just dond do the highway only get some off roads tracks they take you a very wonderful places, i live in Ensenada, just don't do it in summer you are going to sufer a lot... Cheers and good ride!!
@@thomasweis great! Just expected some strong winds in gulf of california highway.. but yeah its a good time for the trip or maybe on autumn.. enjoy baja and the trip.. cheers!
@@ericcaldwell3584 You can enable it. So you can choose to have Waze and or maps police alerts show up. It's really handy, and my screen flashes blue when a cop is reported ahead
How did you switch chemicals and switch to water only. It doesnt look like you're using a 2 step gun with all that extra plumbing and valves on the gunn itself.
I'm not sure when I'll end up in Mexico. The plan was for this past summer but we got delayed and didn't want to do Baja in late July. I'll definitely keep filming
Very true. Next year buddy and I are heading to South America and I’m working on getting the KLR mods completed. We’re excited. Thanks for the video again. Keep up the good work.
Great video. Quick and to the point. I’ve ridden through Messico twice and I find the federales are as bad as the banditos when it comes to kidnappings. Be sure to take a large caliber, well concealed hog leg and a small shovel to dig a shallow grave when someone with questionable morals and a troubled childhood comes along. Safe travels!
I'd recommend calling local truck washes and see what they charge. In my honest opinion I would add 15 to 25% as you have to drive to them and what not. You can always try to charge by the hour too. Do you have to wash the inside too? Just outside I'd say $30 or so and 50$ if you do the inside. These trucks are in the $70 range and washed every two weeks on average
I'd like to publicly mention that my opinion on Southeast Softwash has changed over time. I would like you to disregard my comments about them being MLM. While they are expensive, they are a good company and their heart is in the right place. Never be afraid to admit your mistakes.
@@thomasweis Can you do video about softwashing? I like the honesty and would like to hear more from someone who is not selling courses about it, thanks!
@@thisiswhathappened7247 I can, however it may be a little while until I have one put together. My wife is finishing her doctorate so I've been on the road a lot this year with her. I'll get to it one of these days though
NW Chemicals Typhoon typically. It's an aluminum brighter that's is mainly made of Hydrofluoric Acid. Not super common when softwashing, though it has its uses when washing trucks and some property.
Hey, I'm sorry on the delay but I have a video on my channel that shows my original build. I do have a new rig and I should probably get around to posting that
