The Master Detailer

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oh, marty marty marty, the master detailer :LOLOL



However, the one thing I will say is that it appears he's slowing learning - if you look in the gallery, he seems to have discovered proper halogen lighting, as well as some masking technique.
 
He doesn't do very good videos... but from the few vids I did watch, it just seems that he likes to talk and promote himself.
 
In defense of Martin, he's an excellent business man, marketer and a Veteran to add. Not too many on this site can compare to what he's accomplished. Just because his workflow isn't in-line with Autopia standards, I can assure you he's very successful at what he does.
 
Thanks David for your defense.



You,Todd & Brian have been my biggest supporters and that means a lot to me and I thank you my friend.



I may not do it like everyone else but dont be fooled, I am more capable than most at what I do. I stay extremly busy.



My disorders, parkinsons and my disabilities make things extremly difficult and just because you may think I am a hack, I can guarantee that you are more than a hack than I am.



David knows what I am capable of producing and the quality that very few on this forum are capable of producing.



Check my sites out

Wrights Highend Detailing and Refinishing Service's

m22wright on Youtube



Commercial URL removed by moderator. Don't post links to your business, please.



Thanks David

Martin:tribe:
 
I should clarify what I said earlier. When I said he likes to talk and promote himself, I didn't mean that in a negative way. His videos however (just like others I have seen) aren't the best, shaky hand-held isn't the way to do a video, IMO. That said, I can't comment or judge his detailing skills or experience, having never met him or seen his work.
 
WAS said:
His videos however (just like others I have seen) aren't the best, shaky hand-held isn't the way to do a video, IMO.
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Not that bad for someone with full blown Parkinson's Disease though. Hard to keep a camera straight when your hands are shaking?
 
David Fermani said:
Not that bad for someone with full blown Parkinson's Disease though. Hard to keep a camera straight when your hands are shaking?
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I'd bet it wouldn't be easy. Personally, I say use a tripod, Parkinson's or not. And this doesn't just apply for this particular detailer, I've seen lots of homemade detailing videos that are similar.
 
Shutter said:
This guy just PM'd me,



all I have to say is that the OP is a ****.
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The individual PM'd me as well. Calling him a hack I think is over-stepping it, unless you've seen his work.
 
I never called him a hack but asked the OP why he considered him a hack. I watched a few of his videos and they seem fine to me, nothing that raises a red flag at all.



Seems like a real nice guy,
 
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