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Detailing Flow Chart - The order we detail cars - May 2019
We detail so many cars in our BIG 3-day detailing Bootcamp class that the only way I can keep the class on pace and make sure the correct cars are moved in and out of our training center is to use a Flow Chart. This also helps Andre to know which cars need to be moved into the garage after we finish 2 cars.
For our May 2019 Class, here's the Flow Chart for Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Note that we churn through 6 cars THE FIRST DAY! There is no other class like this on Planet Earth.
Saturday we only detail 4 cars because we start the day outside going over all the tools, products and techniques that I teach for washing cars. This includes a LOT more than washing cars. It includes, glass polishing, engine detailing, headlight correction, machine scrubbing tires, machine scrubbing plastic, chemical decontamination, mechanical decontamination and even more things that I cannot think of off the top of my head. And all of this take time and we do it first thing in the morning before it gets HOT outside. Then we move into the air conditioned garage.
This is only one of the cars the class will learn the art of wetsanding
After we wetsand, cut and buff then we cover interior detailing.
After interior detailing we do the Certificate Awards Ceremony followed by book signing.
I keep the Flow Chart in the garage because a lot of the students will take a picture of it to jog their memory for which car we used for all the different tools and techniques.
We detail so many cars in our BIG 3-day detailing Bootcamp class that the only way I can keep the class on pace and make sure the correct cars are moved in and out of our training center is to use a Flow Chart. This also helps Andre to know which cars need to be moved into the garage after we finish 2 cars.
For our May 2019 Class, here's the Flow Chart for Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Note that we churn through 6 cars THE FIRST DAY! There is no other class like this on Planet Earth.
Saturday we only detail 4 cars because we start the day outside going over all the tools, products and techniques that I teach for washing cars. This includes a LOT more than washing cars. It includes, glass polishing, engine detailing, headlight correction, machine scrubbing tires, machine scrubbing plastic, chemical decontamination, mechanical decontamination and even more things that I cannot think of off the top of my head. And all of this take time and we do it first thing in the morning before it gets HOT outside. Then we move into the air conditioned garage.
This is only one of the cars the class will learn the art of wetsanding
After we wetsand, cut and buff then we cover interior detailing.
After interior detailing we do the Certificate Awards Ceremony followed by book signing.
I keep the Flow Chart in the garage because a lot of the students will take a picture of it to jog their memory for which car we used for all the different tools and techniques.
