I don't think this was hazing, but the headlights had some kind of streak and blotches.

You are in complete control of how far you take this business. The reality is that about 99% of people doing headlight restoration treat it like a hobby. They do a few cars here and there and never push it any further. But we want you to be the 1%. There are several people in this niche who have turned headlight restoration into serious, life-changing income. This business can absolutely produce $2,000+ per week if the right things are in place. If you're trying to level up, drop a comment and tell me specifically what you're struggling with. And don’t just say “I need more customers.” Tell me the real issue, like: - You have a hard time talking to people - You don’t have a website - You don’t know how to price jobs - You’re nervous approaching dealerships - You don’t know how to get repeat work Let’s actually break down what’s holding you back and figure out why you’re not at $2,000 per week yet — and what we can change to get you there.

From our call last week and working through the classroom, what have you all done for branding? I have my logo. I was going to set up a Gmail business email account. Or is there something better as a start up? I think I heard last week that Wix is good for the website (but I need an email). Also, I looked at printing business cards/flyers. Are there online printers that you have used or do you just use a chain like Office Max?

We’re leveling up and I can’t wait for these to come in. People ask me about my umbrella every single day, so we finally decided to make the leap and offer our own version online. The first run will be very limited, so keep an eye out. We should have a soft launch in about 30 days. I personally use my umbrella every day. It helps with rain, protects from the sun, and even makes filming a lot easier. This is one of those tools that once you have it, you’ll wonder how you ever worked without it. This is just an AI mockup for now, but I wanted to share a sneak peek with you guys. What do you think? This is the highest quality system we can build. 80 inches of shade or protection from rain and snow.

Ppf ? Customer sent photos, I’m debating to do this and repricing the job if it’s ppf, let me know yall