[racersky]

Hi, my name is Jerry and I'm a car fanatic. I recently started working at a BMW Dealership in the Detail Department. So far my supervisor is teaching me the basics of washing cars and light polishing with a buffer. I'm trying to learn as much as possible in the detailing business so i can do it as a side job and also to better myself by knowing that my car is being well maintained and that i know what i'm doing. I have a lot of questions to ask about products and also what is wrong and what is right to use on a car. To be honest at the dealership i work at I'm not sure is dewalt the right buffer to be using? Or should I use another type of buffer to buff things out. Plus I'm tryin to learn how to using different types of compounds and also cutting the paint when it needs it. I hope to learn a lot of this place.

[Cooter]

Hi Jerry, welcome to DB!! There's several good videos here to watch and alot of knowledgeable ppl that will be glad to answer any questions you have and they cover a load of compounds and polishes.

[Arek]

Welcome!

[P1et]

Welcome Jerry! We always read the horror stories of bad detail and prep work coming from dealerships, it's good to see someone wanting to actively learn how to do it right!

[detaildoc]

Welcome Jerry!

[littlemissGTO]

Welcome.

[Denzil]

to Detailing Bliss racersky!

Please don't be a typical dealership "detailer".

[racersky]

Gonna try my best to not be a typical dealership "detailer"

[Charlies02GLS]

Welcome!

[Nica]

Welcome to Detailing Bliss racersky

I agree, congrats on taking the step on wanting to better your detailing career well done

As it was mentioned, there is a wealth of information here. Feel free to ask questions...oh and one of the key steps to detailing is proper washing technique, it really does make a big difference

Look forward on seeing you around