Advice on On-line detailing training

[CAD]

Hi. I am new to this forum. I have a little detailing experience and have recently opened a home based detail shop. I am looking for some advice on some on-line detail training. (which is best or good). I thought this would be a good place to look for some help. Thanks Feed back please

 

[CM8 6MT]

I recommend buying Mike Philllips book & DVD's available here on AG.

 

[cleanmycorolla]

I recommend buying Mike Philllips book & DVD's available here on AG.

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Also, no training will ever be as good as hand on training, just get to it after reading up!:dblthumb2:

 

[CM8 6MT]

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Also, no training will ever be as good as hand on training, just get to it after reading up!:dblthumb2:

^^^ Agree. Practise makes perfect.

 

[CAD]

Thanks for the advice. I will look up those materials.

 

[IID]

Hi. I am new to this forum. I have a little detailing experience and have recently opened a home based detail shop. I am looking for some advice on some on-line detail training. (which is best or good). I thought this would be a good place to look for some help. Thanks Feed back please

If you can get down to AG,this may interest you:

Autogeek Detail Fest & Car Show Registration

 

[Andr3wilson]

I recommend buying Mike Philllips book & DVD's available here on AG.

+1

If you really really want ore training. Go to CG website. they have full on licensed courses.

Best way to learn though is through trial and error. Its sorta like I can tell you how to use a rotary buffer, but I cant tell you exactly how much pressure to apply. Best bet is to pick up a junk body panel at a scrap yard and practice on that.