New here. Getting back into detailing.

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Cameron

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Well to start off my name is Cameron. I have been doing basic details for a while now and have recently decided to step up my game. Gonna start practicing wet sanding and getting better at buffing. Also experimenting with all different types of chemicals to see which is the best for each application.



I read the article about the Ferrari 458 detail and was astonished. I instatly said to myself,"I want to do that **** and be an expert at it."



I am starting up my own business here very soon called "Platinum One Auto". Gonna do everything imaginable to any car, truck, suv and even bikes. Already got a Range Rover lined up for this weekend for a full inside and out detail. I will have my first official client. I am excited.



I currently reside in Frisco, TX and will start doing the details in my garage. I hope to get so busy that I am able to move to an actual shop.



Well I guess that's enough about me for now. I will continue browsing and reading up on how to do certain detailing. I don't think I will ever know everything, but it doesn't hurt to try and learn as much as possible.



Any tips/advice on detailing is appreciated.
 
Welcome to the forums Cameron and the industry. You can find a wealth of info by searching or ask any questions you may have.
 
I've already spent a good 4 hours reading the articles on here and I doubt I've made a dent. I used to think I could detail pretty good, but since I've been reading these posts I've found much more detailed information I did not know about.



Found some ways to make the job easier with better results.



I think my biggest challenge will be finding out which products I will want to use. Seems like there's just so many different products for everything.



Lately I've used only megiurs products, but now I wanna try all of them to see the differences.
 
Sometimes trying to learn everything is like drinking from a fire hose, slow down, take a product or two and learn how they work with variables like pads/paint/temp/humidity etc. I personally like Megs 105 and Menzerna FFII.



Welcome!
 
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