Hosting tech sessions pics

[imported_turbomangt]

I started an advance detailing seminar at my shop this year where people come and learn how to wet sand, clay bar, and power buff paint. here are some pics of the last class I had. I keep the class to a 2 person minimum, and 4 person maximum, that way all who attend get enough "hands on" time. From what these guys told me they loved the opportunity, now they have a better understanding of how different techniques work for doing serious paint correction. Keep in mind thier is a HUGE market of people out there wanting information and are willing to pay for it. I charge $125 a person for a 2 hour session. I also sell products to these poeple which also increases the bottom line. I love this stuff. gary



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[BobD]

Good deal you got going there!

Tell that guy to watch his jacket buttons on the paint! ;)

[doged]

Interesting age group, is this the norm and how do you advertise?

[imported_turbomangt]

Most of the people that sign up for the advanced session come from my basic program I host at Libraries, park districts and junior colleges. Plus word of mouth.