Hello from Boise, ID

[kaotikdt]

Hello everybody, My name is Jerry Belmont. I'm from Boise Idaho. Been detailing as a hobby for a while and finally this past summer I decided to start the business. Been around the forum for a while but decided to join! not so sure why i didn't before.

But i'm here now and looking forward to see what everybody else has!!! :buffing:

 

[Mike PhillipsMike Phillips is verified member.]

Hi Jerry,

Welcome to Autogeek Online!


:welcome:

 

[vwgtivw]

:welcome:

 

[DARK HORSE]

Hi Jerry

I am also from Idaho (Pocatello). I am not a proffesional detailer, just a shine freak!! (I am learning the art of detailing for my own personal gain), that is to keep my rides in shiny show condition!!!

Welcome!!!

 

[kaotikdt]

Hi Jerry

I am also from Idaho (Pocatello). I am not a proffesional detailer, just a shine freak!! (I am learning the art of detailing for my own personal gain), that is to keep my rides in shiny show condition!!!

Welcome!!!

Good to see someone close home. There are not that many detailers in the area hat frequent this type of forums :xyxthumbs:

Mike.Phillips@Autogeek Re: Hello from Boise, ID
Hi Jerry,

Welcome to Autogeek Online!


:welcome:

Thanks Mike!!!

vwgtivw Re: Hello from Boise, ID
:welcome:

Thanks vwgtivw!!!

 

[Superdutytd]

I live in Boise also! Do you have a shop or do mobile detailing?

 

[Meghan]

:welcome:

 

[kaotikdt]

I live in Boise also! Do you have a shop or do mobile detailing?

Nice! good to know we have experienced and knowledgeable detailers here! I work mobile and some at my own place since I have conditioned my garage with light and other things. I work more with the Nampa/Meridian people rops:Hopefully I can get a shop soon!

Meghan Re: Hello from Boise, ID
:welcome:

Thank you Meghan!!!

 

[Mike PhillipsMike Phillips is verified member.]

Hi Jerry,

Welcome to Autogeek Online!

I've been through Boise a few times, nice place. Been as far as Sandpoint If I'm remembering the name correctly.

I buffed out a 1937 all original Chevrolet with the original lacquer paint. Have pictures somewhere, actually used my trusty, dusty Makita Rotary Buffer on it.