Addicted2Bling
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That turn around was amazing, I can't believe how clean it looks. This thread is about a year old, but damn, it's impressive:bigups
Interior Reconditioning Project
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mrclean81
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Thank you guys
I found this thread after searching for stuff on Car Brite products. I know this is an old thread and its not always proper edicate on some forums to revive such old stuff, but man this is the most impressive interior detail Ive ever seen. I wish I could find proper training in my area for this type of work. This is exactly what I want to learn to do.
Todd@RUPES
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Excellent thread, I am glad this got bumped. Amazing turn around! :bigups
mrclean81
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Thanks Todd
Yeah its an old thread lol. I dont know that training even exists for this kind of stuff. Its something that just comes with experience and having the right test subjects to build your skills on. I was "lucky" enough to spend many years at a commercial truck dealership doing restoration details 40 hours a week on the worst of the worst. It was nothing to strip an interior to bare metal, dye carpets, do a full wetsand, repaint bumpers and grills, etc. Experience like that cant be learned in a class. You just have to experiment and figure out what works and what doesnt. I saw in another tread where you said you work for a dealer. Consider the trade ins your test subjects, and constantly try to one up yourself on how good you can get them. Try all kinds of different approaches for all kinds of tasks. Youll eventually have enough confidence to tackle the bigger jobs.
Yeah its an old thread lol. I dont know that training even exists for this kind of stuff. Its something that just comes with experience and having the right test subjects to build your skills on. I was "lucky" enough to spend many years at a commercial truck dealership doing restoration details 40 hours a week on the worst of the worst. It was nothing to strip an interior to bare metal, dye carpets, do a full wetsand, repaint bumpers and grills, etc. Experience like that cant be learned in a class. You just have to experiment and figure out what works and what doesnt. I saw in another tread where you said you work for a dealer. Consider the trade ins your test subjects, and constantly try to one up yourself on how good you can get them. Try all kinds of different approaches for all kinds of tasks. Youll eventually have enough confidence to tackle the bigger jobs.