Detailing Maintenance Schedule
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DARK HORSE
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For those of you who don't already do it a schedule can be very helpful. Using MS excel you can put together something like this (see below)
WOW Corey, I think you need to attend a meeting dog
:joking: Dang that thing is very detailed. (But I wouldn't expect anything less from you). As always GREAT work! :applause::applause:
MikeyC
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Wow! You are HIGHLY organized.
Personally, I'm a big fan of "you do it when it needs to be done." If the paint is rough then I clay. If the interior is dirty then I vacuum. Doing things on a schedule can sometimes lead to overkill and wasted effort. Just the way I do things of course neither way of doing it is wrong.
Personally, I'm a big fan of "you do it when it needs to be done." If the paint is rough then I clay. If the interior is dirty then I vacuum. Doing things on a schedule can sometimes lead to overkill and wasted effort. Just the way I do things of course neither way of doing it is wrong.
CEE DOG
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I don't think you can post .xls files but If you can let me know and I'd be happy to share.
:laughing::laughing::laughing::laughing::laughing:WOW Corey, I think you need to attend a meeting dog
Thank you for your kind words Tad!
:dblthumb2: I certainly don't always follow the schedule. Sometimes there is reason not to. Doesn't need it. Too busy with work, etc.
A4 1.8tqm
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Wow very organized! If only I could follow such a schedule, one that encompassed all of the projects I always have going on.
That's what i was thinking, if it isn't needed it check it off as done
That's what i was thinking, if it isn't needed it check it off as done