Looking for P/T help @ Hand Carwash/Detail shop...

**2modfast** · 04-24-2008 03:38 PM

As of right now, we are looking for 1 or 2 people for P/T work at a fast paced and upcoming Hand Carwash/Detail shop. We are located in Middlesex County so we might be local to many of you guys.

Requirements:

- A valid drivers license
- Drive Manual
- Must be able to work Thurs., Fri., & Sat. (9-5pm)
- Someone who is a car enthusiast of some sort
- Great attitude

We also sell rims/tires/performance parts, so some knowledge of this will help out a lot.

As for salary, it's a Detail Shop so if business is good, so is your pay. Tips are also pretty good.

Business has been pretty good for us, so we are in need of more help.

PM for more info.

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**2modfast** · 04-25-2008 07:59 PM

ne1

**2PUTT** · 04-26-2008 11:48 AM

you should book sunday details for me as a subcontract gig.

**2modfast** · 04-28-2008 11:55 AM

^^With all the extra work you get on the side, I'm sure your weekends are booked until the end of summer...hehe

**tamadrumr88** · 04-28-2008 12:30 PM

I already have a detailing job and I do side details as well (obviously for much more money)... but I live about 15mins west of philipsburg nj. pm me with some more info

**2PUTT** · 04-29-2008 11:53 AM

Originally Posted by 2modfast

^^With all the extra work you get on the side, I'm sure your weekends are booked until the end of summer...hehe

not really. people think that detailing is quick, easy, and cheap. they inquire about pricing and decide to take it to a place on the corner that can perform a 1 step process using fillers to hide the swirls. i guess the bottom line is - "you get what you pay for".

**Mattgfx** · 04-29-2008 12:08 PM

only if you were in westchester.

**tamadrumr88** · 04-29-2008 03:25 PM

Originally Posted by 2PUTT

not really. people think that detailing is quick, easy, and cheap. they inquire about pricing and decide to take it to a place on the corner that can perform a 1 step process using fillers to hide the swirls. i guess the bottom line is - "you get what you pay for".

tell me about it

i tried raising my prices but realized that i'd lose about 80% of my customer base. then i realized that making some money is better than no money if i couldn't find anything else productive to do with that time anyway

**DetailersDomain** · 05-03-2008 09:21 PM

stick with your pricing. or offer paint correction as an upgrade.

like 2putt said you get what you pay for ....

you pay $100 you get $100 worth of work you pay $1000 you should get $1000 worth ...