Why not do the job with the daughter's shirt off? And get pics ;) On a serious note thoughh..... detail shops would probably charge about $50 or so for their crap wax. So yyou could probably do it for a bit higher, and say "well i need some help while doing it" (waxing the car). Gagan
Hi group!
>
> I finished waxing the old stang today (5 coats of Zaino, oh yeah!), and ye
> olde neighbor comes swaggering by to ogle...(pictures coming soon
> hopefully...of the car...not the neighbor...)
>
> Standard greetings are exchange, and compliments on the wax job are
> affirmed, along with a large amount of praise to the fine gentleman who
> painted my vehicle (i didn't show him the trunk where the paint's already
> chipping off on the edges, but that's another story)
>
> So from his mouth pops this question, "My daughter needs her car detailed
> and waxed...something that will last all summer (I assume he meant the wax
> here)...how much would you charge to do it?"
>
> I began to open my mouth to reassure myself that the time and dedication put
> forth into detailing a fine automobile like mine is something that I would
> only give to myself...but then the wheels started turning and I began to
> review the following facts:
>
> 1. I'm dead broke.
> 2. I could use money.
> 3. I like waxing cars.
> 4. This guy's daughter is really hot. (pictures coming soon...of the
> neighbor, not the car)
>
> My mouth then shut and I informed said neighbor I would contact him shortly
> and let him know if I could do it.
>
> So onto my question(s):
>
> 1. A high quality detailing job of a vehicle would cost exactly how much, on
> average (I do the whole deal here, Q-tips and everything)?????
>
> 2.How much should I charge???
>
> 3.If I do it, should I do the job with my shirt off???
>
>
> Thanks in advance for any assistance!
>
> - Nick
>
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> '73 convertible
> 302, blue/silver
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