Me Time
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- Apr 11, 2016
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Mike since you don't have anything to do but answer the phone and emails, take care of customers, work on the forum, write up product reviews for the forum, post how to post's and videos, answer forum questions, talk to vendors and manufacture Rep's, Teach classes, detail vehicles, and the main one and most important one, "Keep your wife's car shiney", I know I probably missed a few, but if I could ask a special request of you. If you already have this somewhere just guide me to it.
I was watching the video the other day of the old Dodge delivery panel truck you had taped up talking about how to save time and I had a thought. If you could work it into one of your videos, could you show which polisher you use and the technic's you use using said polisher? As far as around the window openings, on contoured panels, narrow sections, etc.
When I saw it all taped up my mind instantely thought that was where you were heading with the video. I think it would be great for noobie's and old wore out dog's like me that are getting back into detailing and have forgot little tips or tricks of the trade.
If you can it would be appteciated, if not I fully understand with your work load.
Have a great weekend, Greg
I was watching the video the other day of the old Dodge delivery panel truck you had taped up talking about how to save time and I had a thought. If you could work it into one of your videos, could you show which polisher you use and the technic's you use using said polisher? As far as around the window openings, on contoured panels, narrow sections, etc.
When I saw it all taped up my mind instantely thought that was where you were heading with the video. I think it would be great for noobie's and old wore out dog's like me that are getting back into detailing and have forgot little tips or tricks of the trade.
If you can it would be appteciated, if not I fully understand with your work load.
Have a great weekend, Greg
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