I am in the middle of the Master's program at Washington State Univeristy in Mechanical Engineering, located in Pullman, WA, and would like to take the time to learn how to professionally detail all aspects of a car/truck in a real life situation (interior, exterior, engine bay, wheels and tires, window tinting/crack repair, vinyl/leather repair, dents, paint clinic topics, and especially undercarriage).
As most of you know, the internet is great for information, but it is short on examples and doesn't provide anywhere near the same experience as a teacher/student situation. Product selection, proper usage, tools and materials to stock up on, etc. are all hard topics to cover over the internet since almost everybody has different opinions on all products...
I am looking to volunteer my time towards whatever help I can give in return for your knowledge, or some other arrangements can be made... I am more than willing to drive the Typhoon as far as I have to go in order to get in touch with somebody willing to help me out over the course of a few weekends or thursdays (no class on thursday).
I would be ecstatic if a high-end detailing shop in Seattle, Spokane, Boise, or even Portland got wind of this and decided to help.
If anybody wants to take a driven person under their wing, please give me a private message and I will get my phone number and resume (if you want it) out to you. Also, if anybody knows of any shops that would be good of me to contact, post up!
Ben
As most of you know, the internet is great for information, but it is short on examples and doesn't provide anywhere near the same experience as a teacher/student situation. Product selection, proper usage, tools and materials to stock up on, etc. are all hard topics to cover over the internet since almost everybody has different opinions on all products...
I am looking to volunteer my time towards whatever help I can give in return for your knowledge, or some other arrangements can be made... I am more than willing to drive the Typhoon as far as I have to go in order to get in touch with somebody willing to help me out over the course of a few weekends or thursdays (no class on thursday).
I would be ecstatic if a high-end detailing shop in Seattle, Spokane, Boise, or even Portland got wind of this and decided to help.
If anybody wants to take a driven person under their wing, please give me a private message and I will get my phone number and resume (if you want it) out to you. Also, if anybody knows of any shops that would be good of me to contact, post up!
Ben