Mike Phillips
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12 cars needed for the Windsor, New Jersey Roadshow Class!
Here's he final cut...
While not cast in stone as we must be somewhat fluid in case changes occur out of our control, the above is the tentative schedule for the order each day in which we will tackle these 12 cars.
If you are brining a car to this class, note the day your car is scheduled to be taken from a diamond in the rough and turned into a glistening gemstone.
All our classes are hands-on classes working on real-world cars.
For each day, I need approximately 6 large neglected cars. Typically, the larger the better.
Classics, muscle cars and streetrods with basecoat/clearcoat paint jobs work best but will consider anything. Don't normally like SUVs or Trucks but if that's what you have let me know. Free super high quality detail for any car we use plus Autogeek has full insurance for peace of mind.
If you have a car you would like a free exterior detail, then please send me a picture of it like you see in the below article to my e-mail.
[email protected]
This is a front angle side shot - Photography for the car detailing world by Mike Phillips
Behind the scenes when I'm getting cars for classes and projects here I'm talking with people, or messaging or e-mailing them and I always ask them to send me a side shot of the car. Not just any old picture but a shot like this,
Because it's sometimes hard to explain to people what I'm looking for (and it's important to me to have GREAT pictures), I've created this thread so now I can simply e-mail them the link to it so when I tell someone I need a GOOD side shot they will understand what I mean.
This is a front angled side shot
icture:
Here's he final cut...
While not cast in stone as we must be somewhat fluid in case changes occur out of our control, the above is the tentative schedule for the order each day in which we will tackle these 12 cars.
If you are brining a car to this class, note the day your car is scheduled to be taken from a diamond in the rough and turned into a glistening gemstone.
All our classes are hands-on classes working on real-world cars.
For each day, I need approximately 6 large neglected cars. Typically, the larger the better.
Classics, muscle cars and streetrods with basecoat/clearcoat paint jobs work best but will consider anything. Don't normally like SUVs or Trucks but if that's what you have let me know. Free super high quality detail for any car we use plus Autogeek has full insurance for peace of mind.
If you have a car you would like a free exterior detail, then please send me a picture of it like you see in the below article to my e-mail.
[email protected]
This is a front angle side shot - Photography for the car detailing world by Mike Phillips
Behind the scenes when I'm getting cars for classes and projects here I'm talking with people, or messaging or e-mailing them and I always ask them to send me a side shot of the car. Not just any old picture but a shot like this,
1: From the front at an angle so I see the front and the side of the car.
2: Entire car is IN the picture, the front isn't cut-off, the back isn't cut-off the top and tires are not cut-off.
3: Hopefully in good lighting.
2: Entire car is IN the picture, the front isn't cut-off, the back isn't cut-off the top and tires are not cut-off.
3: Hopefully in good lighting.
Because it's sometimes hard to explain to people what I'm looking for (and it's important to me to have GREAT pictures), I've created this thread so now I can simply e-mail them the link to it so when I tell someone I need a GOOD side shot they will understand what I mean.
This is a front angled side shot
icture:
