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Old 02-22-2011, 09:49 PM   #1
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I am thinking of doing some single and two day detailing seminars. Would you guys be interested in attending and if so, what would you like to see included in the class?
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Old 02-22-2011, 10:19 PM   #2
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I would like to see the effect of Menzerna's Power Finish with different pads.

I just did a 7 hour exterior detail on my car last week with a polishing pad which I thought would've been enough to remove light scratches + swirls. I think I got MOST of the swirls out but still left some of the deeper ones behind? As for light scratches, I seriously don't know what is consider light since some of the fairly light scratches (which I define as non-nail catching scratches) didn't really come out. So, I really want to learn how each pad work differently with the Power Finish.

Is polishing bad only good for light swirls or extremely light scratches? And will a cutting pad help eliminate the scratches that I define as light scratches?
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i would like to attend a seminar. i'm interested in seeing the menzerna and blackfire lineup at work. i would like to see a lesson on leather care as well
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id like to see effective washing techniques, cleaning windows, and polishing techniques
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i would go,

just so I could learn something about anything
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I would like to see the effect of Menzerna's Power Finish with different pads.

I just did a 7 hour exterior detail on my car last week with a polishing pad which I thought would've been enough to remove light scratches + swirls. I think I got MOST of the swirls out but still left some of the deeper ones behind? As for light scratches, I seriously don't know what is consider light since some of the fairly light scratches (which I define as non-nail catching scratches) didn't really come out. So, I really want to learn how each pad work differently with the Power Finish.

Is polishing bad only good for light swirls or extremely light scratches? And will a cutting pad help eliminate the scratches that I define as light scratches?
I would also like to see this as well. And gives me an excuse to buy new products
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il volunteer my car for the seminar,

free detail?
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i would attend! step by step process for a noob whos never polished before! product knowledge and technique.
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I'd prefer a step by step noob tutorial...

What's the cost of this seminar?
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A beginner noob tutorial would be nice.
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id be really interested, but maple ridge is kinda far

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Old 02-24-2011, 04:48 AM   #13
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i'd be interested in learning
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id be really interested, but maple ridge is kinda far
That's not far... Abbotsford would be far.
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lol i wish i could attend a seminar, but kelowna is a bit far to drive. would be awesome to learn from a pro tho!
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lol i wish i could attend a seminar, but kelowna is a bit far to drive. would be awesome to learn from a pro tho!
Mexico is a long drive bud! Where in Kelowna are you? I'll be heading up there to do a few cars on Lakeshore Drive for a client up there.
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Sweeet! Haha I'm 2 mins from lakeshore. When are you planning on comming up here?
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I am interested, too.
I will volunteer my car. Lol
I live in pointgrey and willing to drive an hour drive.
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I would be interested.

Leather care is what i would like to see.

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I would like to see any tips for detailing black or dark colored cars.
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Hoping to get up there late spring/early summer. Client has three cars for me so I'll be there for a few days likely. Keep in touch and maybe we can meet up.
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So it seems for the most part, you guys are interested in learning the basics that will help you maintain your cars at a higher level. We could do a one day course covering proper washing, wheel detailing, claying/using IRON X, applying wax/sealant. May be able to squeeze in some interior work as well. I'd like to keep the class small but what do you guys think? How many guys in a class?
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I dunno, I'd say no more than 15 cause if everyone wants to give everything a try, it will take awhile to rotate through 15 people already. If you put in all the different steps and procedures it seems like a single step might take up to half an hour considering you have to teach us and possibly give us all a turn.
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definitely interested if price is reasonable!
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I'm interested in paint correction for noobs! :P
Will you be having that?
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