Rotary 101 - Page 2

NY detailer · 04-29-02, 01:30

I love to teach people how to detail. Even though i own a detail business and may lose a customer i dont have a problem teaching people how to detail.
I just have problems with attention spans, i have the attention span of a wet mop, so i get bored very easy and it does make me get fustrated when teaching.
I am thinking about offering detail classes and hands on with the rotary.
If any one is near me let me know, i will teach you how to use the rotary, jason will be using the rotary within 3 weeks!!
NYD

Every Little Detail · 04-30-02, 07:45

Brian and Jason.

You guys are aware that each application of Valueguards Paint Correction Cream removes .1ml of clear and that removing more than .3ml risks clearcoat failure? I'm sure the cars are looking great because 2 applications of this product would remove any visble mark on the paint. However Auto Int. recommends no more than 1 application followed by their Pre- Conditioner Cleaner. Was the Honda that brutal that it needed 2 applications and if so are you using an elctronic clearcoat thickness gauge?

Lowejackson · 04-30-02, 01:36

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If any one is near me let me know, i will teach you how to use the rotary

If you ever come to the UK, let me know.

The only advice I have been given (except for leave it to us professionals) is to attend a year long course at a local college.

Steven

NY detailer · 04-30-02, 03:54

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Originally posted by Every Little Detail
Brian and Jason.

You guys are aware that each application of Valueguards Paint Correction Cream removes .1ml of clear and that removing more than .3ml risks clearcoat failure? I'm sure the cars are looking great because 2 applications of this product would remove any visble mark on the paint. However Auto Int. recommends no more than 1 application followed by their Pre- Conditioner Cleaner. Was the Honda that brutal that it needed 2 applications and if so are you using an elctronic clearcoat thickness gauge?

I am well aware of the correction cream limitations. This honda was brutle never taken care of. It needed the 2 applications of it.
Do not use thickness guage, never had a need for it. Detailing for a while now you know when to stop and when to continue, it all starts coming second nature.

PrinzII · 05-01-02, 02:14

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Originally posted by NY detailer
I love to teach people how to detail. Even though i own a detail business and may lose a customer i dont have a problem teaching people how to detail.
I just have problems with attention spans, i have the attention span of a wet mop, so i get bored very easy and it does make me get fustrated when teaching.
I am thinking about offering detail classes and hands on with the rotary.
If any one is near me let me know, i will teach you how to use the rotary, jason will be using the rotary within 3 weeks!!
NYD

Let me know when you are in my neck of the woods. I would be interested in revisiting the rotary.

JasonC8301 · 05-01-02, 04:55

I might be in the UK at the beginning of 2003.....

Lowejackson · 05-02-02, 10:29

Jason, it would be great if we could meet up

and dont forget to bring a PC, Zaino, Klasse, ABC, 303...

Steven

JasonC8301 · 05-02-02, 10:50

Cool Lowejackson nice to meet up with you

Only if you pay for it

(estimates)
ABC = $65
PC with pad kit = $180
Klasse = $40
Zaino = $68 (Z2,Z-5,Z-6,Z-7,ZFX)
303 = $65 for a gallon and a 16 oz. spray bottle

Free shipping though

Jason

Lowejackson · 05-02-02, 12:20

Jason, you spotted my cunning plan to get all this nice stuff for free

Anyway, where abouts in the UK are you going? Are you coming here for a holiday or work?

Steven

JasonC8301 · 05-02-02, 01:41

I'll be in London/England of the UK. Its for holiday/vacation. I'll be hopefully paying a visit to John Ross and see some of his fabulous cars. and of course meeting up with you. Estimated month/year of arrival is January/February 2003.

Jason