travelingfisher
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I've been traveling off and on for over a year now, hitchhiking, (soon to be train hopping) and I have been detailing cars and boats for over a year now too. I haven't tried detailing on the road yet, but I usually settle down in a town in Florida and go to work for however long, say a week to a month or 2 and detail and then I go back out traveling. But I've always worked detailing in the same town and I keep all of my supplies and what not there at my folk's home.
So what I'm getting at is, would detailing cars, boats, and rvs work on the road? Does anybody have experience at traveling and detailing, or know of anybody doing such like carrying around a buffer and wax, and other shop supplies? I know you can't carry that much detailing supplies yet alone much gear, but...
I normally do odd jobs like yard work, construction work, lumping trailers, ect. on the road, or I spange, and travel for a month to a few months at a time, but I would rather travel and do what I love as a profession and thats detailing. If I could do so then I'd probably live on the road/rails without going back indoors. But I get tired of spanging everybody in sight and miss my job of detailing so I retreat home after a few months of being a bum. haha! But I normally can't make it past a week to a month and then have itchy feet and split for the vagabond lifestyle again.
So anywho, any input would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Wade
So what I'm getting at is, would detailing cars, boats, and rvs work on the road? Does anybody have experience at traveling and detailing, or know of anybody doing such like carrying around a buffer and wax, and other shop supplies? I know you can't carry that much detailing supplies yet alone much gear, but...
I normally do odd jobs like yard work, construction work, lumping trailers, ect. on the road, or I spange, and travel for a month to a few months at a time, but I would rather travel and do what I love as a profession and thats detailing. If I could do so then I'd probably live on the road/rails without going back indoors. But I get tired of spanging everybody in sight and miss my job of detailing so I retreat home after a few months of being a bum. haha! But I normally can't make it past a week to a month and then have itchy feet and split for the vagabond lifestyle again.
So anywho, any input would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Wade