Taught troops how to detail a 95 single stage wrecker

[Alansr]

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In order to teach my Airmen "attention to detail" I taught them how to detail an old single stage paint wrecker.
We used megs7
2 Griot buffers
And a bunch of LCC orange pads.

There was a lot of dead paint but I wanted to preserve as much as possible. I had them coat it and let it sit over night and buff it off the next day with another coat of megs7.

I will probably have them do it one more time just to balance out a few of the dark and light spots.
Most of these young airmen do not have a commitment to excellence so no other way then making them earn it and letting them see the results in the end.
I am proud to say that they are getting it.
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I forgot my phone in the beginning so part of the hood was already coated with meg7.
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[Marvin Williams]

That's Awesome! Nice work.

 

[ronkh57]

Great teaching tool !

 

[GSKR]

Pretty cool.

 

[Mike@DedicatedPerfection]

There you go! Teach your operators how to maintain the paint on the trucks.

Don't get me started on the new generation of Airman.

 

[LSNAutoDetailingLSNAutoDetailing is verified member.]

Nice work, now give me a 341 airman!

 

[Alansr]

There you go! Teach your operators how to maintain the paint on the trucks.

Don't get me started on the new generation of Airman.

I used to complain about this new generation of Amn....but I realized the real problem is our uniformed politicians holding SR management positions. They are the ones promoting this problem. People like me are fighting daily to fix it....but I am thankful I can say that I am retiring Oct 14!!!!

 

[Sizzle Chest]

Very cool project! Great teaching 'venue/tool' as well!