Torque and Chrome

Washing cars for an odd job?

I'm 16. Gas isn't cheap, and I NEED it. I need some cash flow, but it's so hard to find a job nowadays, I won't have any luck, and I need something that will work around school, I think I've got a solution: detailing cars. I do mine every week and people are always commenting on how good it looks, it's something I enjoy, and I'm skilled at it. Now, I've got a few people that are interested, and I need to know how much I should charge for my individual services. Here's what they are: 1) Basic wash (wash the whole car, clean the windows, optional wax job) 2) Semi-basic wash (A basic wash with wheels detailed and tires shined, optional wax job) 3) "Balls Out" (Wash, windows, tires, wheels, UV protection and restoration on black exterior accessories, any chrome would be polished, very light scratches removed, wax job) I could clean the interior as well, but I haven't included that as one of my provided services, and no one has asked about it, so I probably won't end up doing that. Anyway, what should I charge for each of these different washes? Thanks in advance for your time and help. :)

Public Comments

1. Washing cars is a great way to make some extra money. You could also paint curbs. You can make a ton of money too