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victory · 05-14-08, 05:43

That medic is putting in WAY to many hours with a car like that! Some of those guys work themselves to death.

Anyway, I'm an EMS officer at my firehouse, so it's where i do my personal detailing because they're just awesome as detail workshops. Huge air conditioned bays with electric and compressed air from the ceiling, big overhead lighting which is perfect for checking your progress (and huge halogen scene lighting on the adjacent trucks for checking the sides).

I did my sisters car in our engine bay, 8 hours of paint correction. I had no less than a half dozen medics i work with who passed through during that time ask me what i would charge for their cars, so i'm thinking once i get a few more cars done and get my skills up to my personal high standards (everyone else seems to be impressed already) i'll have a little work on the side.

Make sure you show those guys how to wash their cars properly. Guys at my firehouse always get theirs when they wash the trucks with the cringe worthy one-bucket-brush-on-a-stick method. Swirl city.

05-14-08, 05:43	#17 (permalink)
victory Registered User victory is offline Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 401	Re: ScheerSpeed Detailed: Black Porsche Carrera That medic is putting in WAY to many hours with a car like that! Some of those guys work themselves to death. Anyway, I'm an EMS officer at my firehouse, so it's where i do my personal detailing because they're just awesome as detail workshops. Huge air conditioned bays with electric and compressed air from the ceiling, big overhead lighting which is perfect for checking your progress (and huge halogen scene lighting on the adjacent trucks for checking the sides). I did my sisters car in our engine bay, 8 hours of paint correction. I had no less than a half dozen medics i work with who passed through during that time ask me what i would charge for their cars, so i'm thinking once i get a few more cars done and get my skills up to my personal high standards (everyone else seems to be impressed already) i'll have a little work on the side. Make sure you show those guys how to wash their cars properly. Guys at my firehouse always get theirs when they wash the trucks with the cringe worthy one-bucket-brush-on-a-stick method. Swirl city.