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Title: valet chemicals??
Post by: paul@ctcs on November 14, 2003, 06:15:53 pm

Good afternoon all,
I seemed to have stumped you all when i asked about what to charge to valet truck cabs for a haulage company,had plenty of views but no responses!
In the end i came up with what i thought was a fair price of £15 for a full interior valet and £25 to clean the upholstery,taking into account this contract should bring in a fair amount of work i think this is reasonable.Up til now we undertake very few valets so have used Simoiz interior polish its very good,smells nice but is expensive so on larger jobs such as the one mentioned will seriously dent my profits,if someone would be kind enough to suggest an alternative interior polish along with any other solutions would be much appreciated.

Title: Re: valet chemicals??
Post by: Mike_Boxall on November 14, 2003, 06:35:44 pm

Hi Paul

Can I send you one of our new catalogues which has our new range of automotive products in it?

If you email me your address I'll get a copy to you as soon as we get them in (about a week)

Regards

Mike

Title: Re: valet chemicals??
Post by: paul@ctcs on November 14, 2003, 06:56:45 pm

Hi Mike,
that would be great only problem is for some odd reason my lap top has gone mad and wont let me create an e-mail but i`ll get that sorted and e-mail my address as soon as i can.

Many thanks

Paul

Title: Re: valet chemicals??
Post by: Fintan_Coll on November 16, 2003, 01:30:49 am

Mike, I would like a catalogue too
Fintan

Title: Re: valet chemicals??
Post by: Ian Gourlay on November 18, 2003, 02:21:25 pm

I came across a product called Muck Off yesterday.

Used to clean food process equipment.

Tried it on my car and the dirt just dissapeared.

After jetting with cold water

Title: Re: valet chemicals??
Post by: paul@ctcs on November 19, 2003, 11:47:19 pm

Thnks Ian i`ll look into getting some

Title: Re: valet chemicals??
Post by: Atlantic-Cleaning on November 20, 2003, 07:12:07 pm

Hi
I do a fair bit of valeting myself and I buy all my products from a company called autosmart they have everything you need at a good price. Ask them for G101 Hard surface cleaner its the best i have ever used

Title: Re: valet chemicals??
Post by: Clean_Waterless on November 28, 2003, 07:44:47 pm

Hi Paul.

We are the Waterless Car Cleaning Company and we are the UK distributors of the Autobella valet range. As well as the products being very well priced, they are extremely effective & most important, non toxic.

If you wish you can visit our site & fill out our product order form http://www.waterlesscarcleaning.com/product_list.html to receive a sample. These are retail prices but this will give you an opportunity to try the products. If you feel they are useful, then we can give you quotations for quantities.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Gary Mansfield
Director

Title: Re: valet chemicals??
Post by: petra on December 03, 2003, 01:07:54 am

I would like some free samples please...
Petra

Title: Re: valet chemicals??
Post by: Bill Robinson on April 09, 2005, 08:56:59 pm

ive done one hgv it had 2 bunks in it i charged £45

Title: Re: valet chemicals??
Post by: Len Gribble on April 09, 2005, 09:12:11 pm

Paul

I have my preference then I don’t pay for it, all I will say is what ever product you use, when you come round to cleaning steering/wheel gear stick make sure it not silicone based!

Len

Title: Re: valet chemicals??
Post by: Bazzy1999 on April 10, 2005, 09:06:05 am

I also use G101 from Autosmart you cant go wrong with this stuff

Title: Re: valet chemicals??
Post by: Rob_Mac on April 10, 2005, 03:00:28 pm

paul

I have cleaned hundreds of cab interiors (tractive units) and your price is very low.

You ought to be looking at about £40.00 per unit.

How long is one unit taking you - plus chemicals - travel - overheads etc.

Done whole fleets up to about 100 units at £40.00 a go. The customers will pay it.

Rob

Title: Re: valet chemicals??
Post by: The Great One on April 10, 2005, 06:30:19 pm

Hi

Give gary a call at waterless, these products are nothing short of amazing.

Regards

Martin 8)

Title: Re: valet chemicals??
Post by: thegmcleanmachine on April 20, 2005, 08:13:42 pm

i run a valeting company and we only use Autoglym chemicals. we have tried autosmart and some other stuff but it didnt go as far or do such a good job. you can find your local distributor on www.autoglym.co.uk

regards

matt

www.thegmcleanmachine.co.uk