brentech
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- Apr 23, 2012
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Hello there,
You may call me Brent if you so choose. I hail from Ohio, and bit south of Cleveland.
I just purchased one of the 7424 kits w/5 pads along with the Wolfgang Swirl Remover Combo.
Before I found this fine site, I had ordered a 2 bucket wash kit with a bunch of extra goodies somewhere else. So I have a decent amount of things coming my way along with my current small arsenal.
Anyways, my wife and I both recently traded in our old digs and got new cars (2012 Forester, 2012 GTI, respectively). Unfortunately, my new black car received some classic dealership swirls in it. I should probably create project thread for that later.
Sadly, prior to college, I probably did such a thing while working at a dealership myself. On the bright side, it was an experience I enjoyed and wish to get back to.
Incoming TMI?
Since moving to our current location, I've actually been out of work, but part of that was planned. We moved here in 2009 and at the time I was not doing so well with a chronic, debilitating disease. I started a much stronger course of medication at the end of that year, and things really turned around, but I had a few flare-ups when other meds were changed. Anyways, I've been in pretty good shape for about a full year now, and I just want to get back to work.
Prior to all this moving business, I worked in the IT field (my degree is there as well). That's the problem with choosing your career path at 18-19years of age, I just don't care to do it anymore. If I can't find a job with a detail shop or at least have the chance to be a helping hand and go from there, I might have to turn back to the IT field.
I've had an interview (they really needed someone with more experience from the get go) and have a few applications out there, but we'll see what happens.
So, that's me. A learning hobbyist that would like to make it a career. One way or another, I plan to keep at it since I enjoy doing it.
I greatly appreciate all the videos and how-to guides that you provide on this site. They're really top notch.
See you on the other side!
You may call me Brent if you so choose. I hail from Ohio, and bit south of Cleveland.
I just purchased one of the 7424 kits w/5 pads along with the Wolfgang Swirl Remover Combo.
Before I found this fine site, I had ordered a 2 bucket wash kit with a bunch of extra goodies somewhere else. So I have a decent amount of things coming my way along with my current small arsenal.
Anyways, my wife and I both recently traded in our old digs and got new cars (2012 Forester, 2012 GTI, respectively). Unfortunately, my new black car received some classic dealership swirls in it. I should probably create project thread for that later.
Sadly, prior to college, I probably did such a thing while working at a dealership myself. On the bright side, it was an experience I enjoyed and wish to get back to.
Incoming TMI?
Since moving to our current location, I've actually been out of work, but part of that was planned. We moved here in 2009 and at the time I was not doing so well with a chronic, debilitating disease. I started a much stronger course of medication at the end of that year, and things really turned around, but I had a few flare-ups when other meds were changed. Anyways, I've been in pretty good shape for about a full year now, and I just want to get back to work.
Prior to all this moving business, I worked in the IT field (my degree is there as well). That's the problem with choosing your career path at 18-19years of age, I just don't care to do it anymore. If I can't find a job with a detail shop or at least have the chance to be a helping hand and go from there, I might have to turn back to the IT field.
I've had an interview (they really needed someone with more experience from the get go) and have a few applications out there, but we'll see what happens.
So, that's me. A learning hobbyist that would like to make it a career. One way or another, I plan to keep at it since I enjoy doing it.
I greatly appreciate all the videos and how-to guides that you provide on this site. They're really top notch.
See you on the other side!
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