WHo on this forum is doing WSR full time?

[dnkies]

Mr Chippen Away...I "wow'd" at Bill's post because I respect the guy for all the work and effort he has done to build his business to a success story. One thing I have noticed when I read the different topics and posts on here is that you, sir, are always "chippen away" at the new guys and the guys who are trting to build their business into a success like Bill. You have a huge "chip" on your shoulder and I'm guessing it has been knocked off a few times in the past. In the future, if you dont have anything positive to say on my posts...keep your mouth shut! {Removed by Moderator} LOL

[screenman]

Sorry but if Chippen has a chip, I think you may have a whole field full of potato on yours. Name calling is totally uncalled for on this or any forum.

[t4k]

In the future, if you dont have anything positive to say on my posts...keep your mouth shut! Glasshole!

That is not how forums work. We ALL get to voice our opinion on any subject, including yours. You have to take the good with the bad, just like the real world.

[Tommy98204]

I am a full time WSR rep. I have been with the company I work for since march 2011 and I really enjoy it. Its a very interesting field of work.

[GlassStarz]

5days a week aprox 5 hrs per day 8-10 a day 10 years plus

[vintage]

9 years and going strong! I started out as WSR only, over time have evolved into a full range of auto appearance services, everything from paint touch ups, bumper and small area paint repair, paint polishing, detailing, tinting, PDR, car wash, glass repalcements, in short, everything but mechanical work. Next week we open our ninth shop, plus we have 20+ mobile techs on the road that do only WSR, headlight repair, and touch ups.

[ghost rider]

I guess it depends on what you mean by full-time. I make full-time wages but only work about three and a half days a week on average. You have to have a little time to relax! I love having three day weekends every week.
I have been doing repairs for 21 years, started my own company 13 years ago. The most important thing that I have learned in 21 years is that you never stop learning.