I was featured in an article in the 356 Registry

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Some love for my friends at TID too. :notworthy:

Jim was actually a customer of PAC before we met.

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Awesome article Bryan, Great to see and read about your work in a fine automoblie magazine like 356 Registry. I would like to thank the owner for his input and also having you for do your magic on his sweet ride. Thank you for sharing with us here at TID!:hurray:
 
Three cheers!

Great article. The author really seemed to "get it" and did a great job of differentiating the true detail professionals from the multitude of hacks that call themselves auto detailers. Hopefully you have a copy of the article suitable for framing!
 
WOW!!!! That is super-cool! :driving:

First off, what a great badge of honor for you.
You obviously did a lot of talking while working- something that is not that easy to do when you are watching your words and trying to teach.

Secondly, the writer Jim Johnston certainly did a wonderful job writing for the beginner or hobbyist, yet he did not "dumb it down" to the point that guys like us would lose interest.

Third- THANKS for mentioning me and the "method".
I didn't expect to see a subtitle like, "Lots and lots of KBM" !!!! :D

You must have been smiling ear-to-ear reading the article... I was.
You must be proud!

Did you buy "lots and lots" of copies of the magazine?
Please sign my copy, "... To the guy I tried to teach everything I know..." Lol! :out:

A JOB WELL DONE! :notworthy:
 
Slik560 said:
Great article. The author really seemed to "get it" and did a great job of differentiating the true detail professionals from the multitude of hacks that call themselves auto detailers. Hopefully you have a copy of the article suitable for framing!
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Thank you Slik560!

Luster said:
That's a nice article, Bryan! Always good to get a little recognition in a quality, respected publication!!!:thumbup:
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Bill, I appreciate your kind words.

Kevin Brown said:
WOW!!!! That is super-cool! :driving:

First off, what a great badge of honor for you.
You obviously did a lot of talking while working- something that is not that easy to do when you are watching your words and trying to teach.

Secondly, the writer Jim Johnston certainly did a wonderful job writing for the beginner or hobbyist, yet he did not "dumb it down" to the point that guys like us would lose interest.

Third- THANKS for mentioning me and the "method".
I didn't expect to see a subtitle like, "Lots and lots of KBM" !!!! :D

You must have been smiling ear-to-ear reading the article... I was.
You must be proud!

Did you buy "lots and lots" of copies of the magazine?
Please sign my copy, "... To the guy I tried to teach everything I know..." Lol! :out:

A JOB WELL DONE! :notworthy:
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Kevin, Thanks for your kind words. Yes, Jim conveys the message very well. Also thanks again for all your help with the KBM.

RaskyR1 said:
Very cool Bryan! Nice plug for TID too! :D
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Thanks Chad!
 
Congrats Bryan. I would love to read it. Not sure if it is in this thread but I do not see it from here. That said they do block a lot of stuff from my work server. I will have to check back later.
 
GREAT ARTICLE Bryan, I love the way Jim explains why an enthusiast, a car guy, would search out a professional detailer of your ability. Jim did a great job of writing the article and communicating what you did to bring his car to life. I appreciate him mentioning TID and appreciate you for all you bring to our community, you are a very giving person and for that I thank you.

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Bryan,

Awesome recognition and great article. I can't add too much to what's already been said but thanks for sharing that inspirational article. You've made us all proud of both you and the profession.
 
agentf1 said:
Congrats Bryan. I would love to read it. Not sure if it is in this thread but I do not see it from here. That said they do block a lot of stuff from my work server. I will have to check back later.
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Thanks Frank! I hosted the pics on image shack so hopefully you can see it at home.

Jack said:
GREAT ARTICLE Bryan, I love the way Jim explains why an enthusiast, a car guy, would search out a professional detailer of your ability. Jim did a great job of writing the article and communicating what you did to bring his car to life. I appreciate him mentioning TID and appreciate you for all you bring to our community, you are a very giving person and for that I thank you.

jk
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Jack, Thank you for all that you do! I just try to help out whenever I can.

CamoZ71 said:
Very Nice Bryan! :hurray:
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Thanks Camo!

Puckman said:
Bryan,

Awesome recognition and great article. I can't add too much to what's already been said but thanks for sharing that inspirational article. You've made us all proud of both you and the profession.
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Paul, Thanks for your kind words!

I really owe a lot of thanks to my good friend Todd Helme! He really "woke me up" about the marketing side and in so many other ways. :notworthy:
 
Congratulations to one of the top pros in the business !!!
A beautiful job on that 356, Bryan !!
Thanks again for taking the time to post all this up for us.

Maybe you can get your own show on TV - "Detailing Pro Challenge", starring Bryan Burnworth, Master Detailer to the Stars !!! :)

"Let's separate the Hacks from the Pros"

What do you think ? Probably pay alot better, and much easier on the body and all..

You can do it !!

Best,
Dan F
 
That article is awesome on so many different levels. Thanks for the shout out about TID as well. You deserve all of the accolades you get it and I am honored to have worked alongside of you (actually I'm bragging that I know the famous Bryan Burnsworth and he is not just a legend/ I knew him before he was a star).

Don't forget about us little guys when you are at the top!

Awesome!
 
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