INVESTMENT REQUIREMENTS
A. Equipment:
1 Pressure washer compact electric 1600 watts, 5.5 liters/minute – 6,300.00
1 Vacuum cleaner with blower, 750 watts 6 meter – 3,144.75
1 Power sprayer 1/2 horsepower, 26 inch – 4,567,50
1 Pressure tank 340 liters – 6,688.45
1 2-step ladder – 420.00
3 Drums (for storing water) @367.50/pc – 1,102.50
2 Hose @315.00/pc – 630.00
3 Pails/buckets @82.45/pc – 247.35
Total – P 23,100.55
B. Direct Cost (Materials and Supplies per Month):
3 pcs Chamois @100.00/pc – 300.00
24 pcs All-purpose rags @5.25/4 pcs – 63.00
4 pcs Car sponge (big) @40.00/pc – 160.00
Sub-Total – P 523.00
C. Supplies:
60 liters Car shampoo – 8,250.00
15 liters Car wax liquid wax hi-gloss finish – 7,125.00
15 liters Tire black – 6,750.00
450 ml Car polisher/shine (for detailing) scratch remover ultra hi-gloss finish – 1,350.00
Sub-Total – P 14,642.25
Total – P 15,165.25
D. Indirect Cost:
Labor cost (330.00/day x 30 days) – 9,990.00
Electricity – 2,100.00
Water – 840.00
Contingency (10% of direct costs) – 1,516.50
Total – P 14,356.50
SERVICE PROCEDURE
Wash Process
Upon drive-in, attendant wets the car and loosens the dirt before the application of detergents. Deep-cleaning foam is created when car shampoo, water, and air is mixed and goes through the power sprayer. The car body is scrubbed using soft cloths or a sponge, making sure there is no particles caught up in them that could scratch the car.
Tire black is applied to remove brake dust and brighten the black rubber of tire. For pre-rinsing, pressure washer is used. It is a system of rotating water jets that spray concentrated streams of water on the car. The strength of the stream and the circular motion combine to provide a powerful scrubbing action. The car goes through a final rinse by using hose and water to remove whatever residue is left.
Dry Process
Wiping the whole body using the chamois to absorb water or moisture. After wiping, apply car wax to polish and protect from dust.
As an added service, attendant may clean the interior, removing trash and vacuuming carpets and seats.
PRICING AND COSTING
Direct cost for 1 vehicle (total direct cost / 20 cars / 30 days) – 25.27
Add: Indirect cost for 1 vehicle (total indirect cost / 20 cars / 30 days) – 23.92
Add: 25% mark-up – 49.19
Service rate – P 61.48
Market rate – P 70 to 80.00
The higher the number of vehicles/day, the lower the cost, thus increasing the mark-up to 50%.
ESTIMATED SALES FOR ONE MONTH OPERATION
17 cars @70.00 x 30 days – 35,700.00
3 vans @80.00 x 30 days – 7,200.00
10 cars @40 x 30 days (for tire black and vacuuming) – 12,000.00
8 cars @500 (for detailing) – 4,000
Sub-total – 58,900.00
Less:
Direct cost – 15,165.25
Indirect cost – 14,356.50
Sub-total – 29,521.75
Net Income Monthly – P 29,378.25
(or net income daily) – P 979.30
A. Equipment:
1 Pressure washer compact electric 1600 watts, 5.5 liters/minute – 6,300.00
1 Vacuum cleaner with blower, 750 watts 6 meter – 3,144.75
1 Power sprayer 1/2 horsepower, 26 inch – 4,567,50
1 Pressure tank 340 liters – 6,688.45
1 2-step ladder – 420.00
3 Drums (for storing water) @367.50/pc – 1,102.50
2 Hose @315.00/pc – 630.00
3 Pails/buckets @82.45/pc – 247.35
Total – P 23,100.55
B. Direct Cost (Materials and Supplies per Month):
3 pcs Chamois @100.00/pc – 300.00
24 pcs All-purpose rags @5.25/4 pcs – 63.00
4 pcs Car sponge (big) @40.00/pc – 160.00
Sub-Total – P 523.00
C. Supplies:
60 liters Car shampoo – 8,250.00
15 liters Car wax liquid wax hi-gloss finish – 7,125.00
15 liters Tire black – 6,750.00
450 ml Car polisher/shine (for detailing) scratch remover ultra hi-gloss finish – 1,350.00
Sub-Total – P 14,642.25
Total – P 15,165.25
D. Indirect Cost:
Labor cost (330.00/day x 30 days) – 9,990.00
Electricity – 2,100.00
Water – 840.00
Contingency (10% of direct costs) – 1,516.50
Total – P 14,356.50
SERVICE PROCEDURE
Wash Process
Upon drive-in, attendant wets the car and loosens the dirt before the application of detergents. Deep-cleaning foam is created when car shampoo, water, and air is mixed and goes through the power sprayer. The car body is scrubbed using soft cloths or a sponge, making sure there is no particles caught up in them that could scratch the car.
Tire black is applied to remove brake dust and brighten the black rubber of tire. For pre-rinsing, pressure washer is used. It is a system of rotating water jets that spray concentrated streams of water on the car. The strength of the stream and the circular motion combine to provide a powerful scrubbing action. The car goes through a final rinse by using hose and water to remove whatever residue is left.
Dry Process
Wiping the whole body using the chamois to absorb water or moisture. After wiping, apply car wax to polish and protect from dust.
As an added service, attendant may clean the interior, removing trash and vacuuming carpets and seats.
PRICING AND COSTING
Direct cost for 1 vehicle (total direct cost / 20 cars / 30 days) – 25.27
Add: Indirect cost for 1 vehicle (total indirect cost / 20 cars / 30 days) – 23.92
Add: 25% mark-up – 49.19
Service rate – P 61.48
Market rate – P 70 to 80.00
The higher the number of vehicles/day, the lower the cost, thus increasing the mark-up to 50%.
ESTIMATED SALES FOR ONE MONTH OPERATION
17 cars @70.00 x 30 days – 35,700.00
3 vans @80.00 x 30 days – 7,200.00
10 cars @40 x 30 days (for tire black and vacuuming) – 12,000.00
8 cars @500 (for detailing) – 4,000
Sub-total – 58,900.00
Less:
Direct cost – 15,165.25
Indirect cost – 14,356.50
Sub-total – 29,521.75
Net Income Monthly – P 29,378.25
(or net income daily) – P 979.30
Here are some tips on how to give a satisfying service:
(From mr. Google)
SCRATCHES
Car scratches are more than annoying. They mar the finish of your car’s paint and make it less valuable. There are some cheap ways to eliminate car scratches that are more effective than a new paint job.
1 - Touch-Up Paint
The very careful application of touch-up paint can make car scratches look like new. You need to use a very fine brush and make sure the area is completely cleaned first. After that, take an extremely fine brush and paint along the scratch. Your color needs to be an exact match for the paintwork on your car. Wipe away any excess paint from outside the scratch and then leave to dry.
After it’s dried decide if you need to add an extra coat of paint or whether you just need to wax. If you add a second coat of touch-up paint to the car scratches, wax them once dry.
2 - Polish
Polish is mildly abrasive so you can use it to eliminate car scratches by gently taking off some of the paint. Put the polish on a cloth and wipe over the scratch. Rub the surrounding area, too, so the paint matches. Wipe the polish off and the car scratches should be invisible. Protect the areas by applying wax.
Type of Scratch
Car polish will work on a scratch below the surface of the paint. It’s important to understand that car polish is very mildly abrasive. You can use a fingertip test to see if the scratch is below the surface; if the surface feels smooth, the scratch is below.
Applying Polish
Put some polish on a cloth and wipe in a circular motion. Make sure you use plenty of polish around rub around the scratch. This will help the paint blend in properly as you rub out the scratch.
Use your hand rather than an electric polisher. This way you can remove just the amount of paint you need to take out the car polish scratch and leave the paint looking even. Work in small sections. With careful work you can make most scratches appear invisible. You need to be careful not to rub too hard or to use polish too often as it’s easy to go down to the undercoat.
Finishing
After you’ve eliminated the scratch it’s important that you protect the paintwork on your car. Do this by applying wax over the top of the polish. This will give depth to the shine and add a layer of protection, not only from the weather, but also from light touches by sharp objects.
10 Steps to Car Rust Proofing
Buying a car involves a major expenditure, so car rust proofing becomes essential if you want to protect your investment. Every scratch depreciates your car's value, let alone an ugly patch of rust. It is only natural that metal corrodes and rusts over time, especially if it is continually exposed to humidity. Apart from looking ugly and depreciating your car's value, rust may also damage your car and make it unsafe. It is therefore vital to rust proof your car periodically to avoid all these possibilities.
Tools and Materials Needed:
Touch up paint
Paint brushes
Wire brushes
Rust proofing fluid
Compressor
Protective goggles
Mask
Step 1 - Check for Scrapes
Check your car regularly for any scrapes or nicks. These scrapes are an inevitable consequence of daily use of your vehicle. It is important to spot any such nicks or scrapes early on since rust usually starts to form in the little places where the paint has been worn off.
Step 2 - Remove the Rust
Put on the mask and the protective goggles, and clean off the rust by a using a medium-grit sandpaper. If there are small areas which are out of reach, wrap the sandpaper around a screwdriver and use it to remove the rust.
Step 3 - Clean the Surface
Once the rust is removed, clean the surface. Apply mineral spirits on a damp rag and use it to remove any oil or grease.
Step 4 - Paint the Surface
Paint the now rust-free spots with touch-up paint. You can match the paint to your car's original by a computer match, or else by getting a paint technician to analyze a paint sample.
Step 5 - Check the Car Regularly
Make sure you check your car periodically for any nicks and scrapes, paying particular attention to the wheel wells and the undercarriage.
For an alternative rust proofing procedure, you may follow the steps below:
Step 6 - Rent the Equipment
Rent a spray gun and a compressor. Using these tools you will be able to deal with any part of your car, even the nooks and crannies which would otherwise be difficult to get at.
Step 7 - Clean the Car
It is important to make sure your car is clean before applying the rust proofing fluid. Use a wire brush on particularly difficult road grime, and pay special attention to the wheel wells and the undercarriage.
Step 8 - Apply the Rust Proofing Fluid
When applying the fluid, take care to reach all the relevant areas: the front and back doors, the hood and the trunk, the undercarriage and the wheel wells.
Step 9 - Avoid Plastic and Lights
The fluid will damage plastic if you're not careful. Wipe off any fluid which gets on the plastic immediately. Moreover, the fluid is also highly flammable since it contains solvent vapors. Make sure you keep it away from any sources of heat or ignition.
Step 10 - Wipe Off the Excess
Once you apply the fluid on all the necessary areas, wipe off any excess and you're done.
Rust proofing may well extend your car's life, as well as keep its value from plummeting down. Follow these steps to make sure you keep your car in shape and avoid further damage.
NOTE: Rough po ung pagkakaestimate ko mga Sir. It means, pwedeng mag exceed or sumakto or kumulang yung 50k nyo. At saka wala pa yong renta sa location. i have no idea kasi. 
At saka isa pa pala. Kung sa legalities ng pag aaply ng papers baka may maitulong din ako. Just pm or approach me na lng thru this thread. Sana makatulong ako. At kung may maidadagdag kayu dun sa mga services or tips na nakalagay, e welcome po kayu. TIA.
Sa mga nega (pessimist individual), share ko lang po to. Nasa inyu kung trip nyung pagkakitaan. Wala akong mapapala dito. dito eto networking. nais ko lang tumolung. Kaya kung may side comments kayu dyan... bahala na si Bro.
At saka isa pa pala. Kung sa legalities ng pag aaply ng papers baka may maitulong din ako. Just pm or approach me na lng thru this thread. Sana makatulong ako. At kung may maidadagdag kayu dun sa mga services or tips na nakalagay, e welcome po kayu. TIA.
Sa mga nega (pessimist individual), share ko lang po to. Nasa inyu kung trip nyung pagkakitaan. Wala akong mapapala dito. dito eto networking. nais ko lang tumolung. Kaya kung may side comments kayu dyan... bahala na si Bro.
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