In Need of a Rotary Tutorial (NJ)

[eyesack]

Hey guys, I've been practicing a lot with my PC lately on my car and clients cars. From what I've gathered, this machine is a capable unit, and just about dummy-proof (unless you drop it on the car, which I did ONCE and never again hopefully). However, it might be my skill level and/or product choices, but it just doesn't seem to cut it. Using this thing is so time-consuming and effort-full, that, except for small jobs, seems a bit silly.
In order to step up my game, I think i'll need to invest in a rotary and some lessons on how to use one. So, if anyone is in the South Jersey area, and could possibly spare some time to help out a fellow autopian, or if i could come out to a job with you and see what ya'll do, i'd love to get my hands dirty and learn at least a little about a new skill. Also I'd like someone to help me with my PC so that i can be more efficient with that as well, cuz i've seen some pretty damn good work done with PC's.

[firegate]

If you're really serious about getting some good training, give Kevin Farrell a call. He's based out of Rochelle Park and is one of the best detailers out there - he does training classes every month:

Car Detailing Training - Class Schedule

[Dave Pickett]

have a look here

A guide to rotary polishing..... - Detailing World

[kleraudio]

Thanks for the link Dave!!

Very good read.

Jim