I was featured in an article in the 356 Registry

David Fermani · 10-08-09, 02:53

Cha Ching! That makes for the secord great article. Really nice job.

MuttGrunt · 10-08-09, 03:32

congrat's - i'm sure this won't hurt business either

MotorCity · 10-08-09, 04:46

Great article Bryan... Well deserved as well.

Not only will this help your business but also further detailing in general!

D Tailor · 10-08-09, 05:01

Bu-YA! Excellent article! I'd think it might be one of the best in describing the process of a proper correction through the eye of the detailer...as well as ample consideration for the consumer regarding the "new world of paint correction"

Nikku · 10-08-09, 07:04

Bryan very nice

Congratulations and as others have stated, very well deserved.

gmblack3a · 10-08-09, 07:41

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Originally Posted by White lexus 23

Thank you White Lexus!

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Originally Posted by David Fermani

Cha Ching! That makes for the secord great article. Really nice job.

Thank you David!

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Originally Posted by MuttGrunt

congrat's - i'm sure this won't hurt business either

Thanks Matt!

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Originally Posted by MotorCity

Great article Bryan... Well deserved as well.

Not only will this help your business but also further detailing in general!

Jason, Thank you! Jim is a great w/ the pen for sure. Never hurts to let potential clients know what it takes for proper correction.

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Originally Posted by D Tailor

Bu-YA! Excellent article! I'd think it might be one of the best in describing the process of a proper correction through the eye of the detailer...as well as ample consideration for the consumer regarding the "new world of paint correction"

Thanks David! Jim does a great job of relaying what it takes.

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Originally Posted by Nikku

Bryan very nice

Congratulations and as others have stated, very well deserved.

Thank you Nick!

NRZ · 10-08-09, 08:57

While I enjoyed the read it didn't feel to great to be called a "wannabe" cause I have limited products and don't diagnois paint conditions well with lack of proper tools. I may not get 100 percent correction every time but I don't leave holograms or use products that fill. I do as much as I can in a day and produce a clean smooth finsh.

gmblack3a · 10-08-09, 09:31

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Originally Posted by NRZ

While I enjoyed the read it didn't feel to great to be called a "wannabe" cause I have limited products and don't diagnois paint conditions well with lack of proper tools. I may not get 100 percent correction every time but I don't leave holograms or use products that fill. I do as much as I can in a day and produce a clean smooth finsh.

Nick, I'm sorry if you where offended by the article, but I don't think you have any reason to be. If you read the article, the client mentions that this was not a 100% correction either. That would of taken many more hours and involved a lot of wetsanding.

I just had a look at some of your work and it appears that you do a great job. If I can ever help you with anything please don't hesitate to send me a PM.

Accumulator · 10-08-09, 09:41

gmblack3a- Nice to see you get some well-deserved recognition

It's also nice to see the KBM getting mentioned too.

Heh heh, you guys and your SurBuffs

OK, you have me convinced. I was rooting around looking for mine the other day and I just can't find 'em....I vaguely remember that maybe I sold them to somebody here at Autopia a few years ago

NRZ · 10-08-09, 10:00

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Originally Posted by gmblack3a

Nick, I'm sorry if you where offended by the article, but I don't think you have any reason to be. If you read the article, the client mentions that this was not a 100% correction either. That would of taken many more hours and involved a lot of wetsanding.

I just had a look at some of your work and it appears that you do a great job. If I can ever help you with anything please don't hesitate to send me a PM.

Thank you, and I appreicate your reponse and will take you up on that offer, thank you sir!!