Shop Talk: Blog for Technicians
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Start a Shrink Wrapping Business
A Lucrative Side Hustle Opportunity Ahoy there, entrepreneurs! Today, we’re diving into starting your own business shrink wrapping boats. In this blog post, I will share some insights from the past 10 years that I have been covering JetSkis and boats. The Potential: Tapping into a Booming Market The Essentials: Equipment and Costs Safety –…
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Gear Up: 2018 JetSki Season
We’re Looking Forward to 2018! We wouldn’t be here if it wasn’t for our loyal clients, friends & family. Thanks for your support! * We’re booking appointments for 2018 now! Please email chris@ccjetsports.com * Where we started It’s been almost 6 years since we officially opened the shop. Like a lot of new…
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PWC Battery Tips
PWC Battery Tips Spring is almost here and its time pull off the shrink-wrap, tune up our skis and make sure our batteries are good to go. Here are a few tips to consider before pulling your pwc battery off the shelf. How do I know if my battery is good? There are some simple tests to tell…
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Winter
Hey all, Winter is coming and we’re winding down another season. If you’re looking to rebuild your motor or get some performance parts installed nows the time to line it up! We now sell performance parts from Hot Products USA. They sell all the latest & best parts to help you outrun your friends and…
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Decals
Custom Vinyl Decals Hey all, I got a quick post here about custom decals. We had a customer come in with a 2008 Sea-doo GTX with the factory stickers pealing off. We were able to find OEM replacements but the lead times are long and they get pricey. So we made some stickers that matched the…
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Trailers
Trailers: New & Old Hey gang, well the days are getting longer and the temps are rising. We’re finally starting to hear from people looking to get their rides prepped for the season, but before you hit the road make sure your trailer is worthy! If you had us service your trailer last fall then a quick look for…
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Signs
Sign, sign, everywhere a sign… I just wanted to write a quick post about our vinyl lettering service. We start by cutting the vinyl with our plotter, remove excess, apply the transfer paper and then align it on the substrate. We can do multiple colors on one sign and we have samples to help get the right colors…
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