Auto Detailing Training

[NISMO]

Does anyone know if any of the "pro" detailers hold training courses in Sydney?

Either class room style or 1 on 1?

I'm looking into getting a little more serious with detailing and rather than spend a year stuffing up my family's cars with trial and error a course with an industry leader would probably work miracles.

I'm after a course where you can see 1, methods, and 2 products they use to tackle different issues.

Oh, and none of those $400 DVD courses which teach you how to make $10000 per week from day 1 detailing cars.

[immacreflections]

Hi Bobby,

Read forums over adn over and over, watch youtube, speak to people in detailing and buy a heap of panels from a wreckers to practise on in diff colours and manufactueres so you get diff types of paint best way to learn

[NISMO]

Thanks Mitch.

Been an avid detailing reader for a while and re old panels, I was thinking about that but my concern is i don't really know where to start with the older, more damaged type paint.

I've attacked a few of my cars doing paint correction and then killing them with Zaino, and i think the results are not bad for a complete amateur, but as you know much better than me, its very different correcting/detailing a car thats already in good condition compared to something than needs a lot of work.

eg dry and wet sanding scare the crap out of me!

Some of my handywork to date

[SS8_Gohan]

Damian @ FI does training, it would be well worth the trip to Melbourne if you're keen. May as well learn from the best.

[elrodeo666]

Who,what is Damian @ FI ???

[Jonno34]

Who,what is Damian @ FI ???

www.finalinspection.com.au