Detail King Training Classes

[DT08]

Have any of you guys been to Detail King for training? I was looking to enroll in a weekend session next year with them to enhance my skills on a few things that I`m lacking and learn new skills such as headlight restoration and becoming more comfortable doing paint correction from head-to-toe. Or if you have any other schools or suggestions would be a big help.



Thanks!

[Jean-Claude]

I suggest you offer those services to friends and learn from scratch on your own. Use the forums and DIY guides as you guide.



What you pay and learn from a class isn`t going to be worth it I bet.



Before that I would even call a good pro detailer and pay him $50 an hour to learn how to do paint correction. Do it for 4-6 hours. You won`t know it all(none of us do, we all learn constantly) but you`ll save a fortune and have a good foundation.

[Showroom Shine]

I suggest you offer those services to friends and learn from scratch on your own. Use the forums and DIY guides as you guide.



What you pay and learn from a class isn`t going to be worth it I bet.



Before that I would even call a good pro detailer and pay him $50 an hour to learn how to do paint correction. Do it for 4-6 hours. You won`t know it all(none of us do, we all learn constantly) but you`ll save a fortune and have a good foundation.



No offence ,but I think you are wrong. I attended one of Detail King`s seminars. It was a Great learning experience. I think anyone can learn something from a good detail training class,such as Detail King. Especially the novice,or someone wanting to learn the right way before starting a business. Nick Vacco and his staff at Detail King do a great job. Thanks Again Nick!

[automedix]

If all you are looking for is some sort of direction to headlight restoration. I would suggest skipping Detail King and putting a kit together yourself. It will save you tons of $. i do not know what detail King has to offer, but I am a 2007 grad of Paint Bull in MI. I went for Paint Repair, PDR,Interior Repair, W/S Repair. My business did not even touch headlight restoration. I figured it out on my own and bought my own supplies. I now do 5-10 pairs of headlights @ $50 a pair per week. Thats not including anything else.



Now if you are trying to learn properly about paint correction - I agree with the advise of ShowroomShine.



If you need anymore info to get started pm me.

[imported_DJ Mayo]

If your willing to make the trip down near DC, we can spend a day together and cover any aspect of detailing you would like. I believe 1 on 1 hands on training is the absolute best way to fine tune your skills. Everything from proper washing/drying to full paint correction and finishing touches.