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Old 04-12-2009, 11:05 PM
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Looks amazing! anyone know if theres any classes u can take at like colleges or trade schools on detailing? or is it just a art you have to learn
Old 04-12-2009, 11:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Parke10
Looks amazing! anyone know if theres any classes u can take at like colleges or trade schools on detailing? or is it just a art you have to learn
Actually, there are classes that you can take but it is more like a trade school kind of thing. Take a look at this site. There is a lot of good information there and I think you can even order videos from them.
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damn...that looks amazing I vote sticky!
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wow you have a lot of talent and tons of info STICKY!
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i wish i lived closer, i would pay you to get some scratches out of my truck
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Nice write up.

A lot of it isn't nearly as hard as people think it is. With a PC 7424 it's pretty much impossible to burn your paint unless you really are an idiot. As long as you take your time and use good lighting to tackle the problem areas it's not hard for a beginner to learn.

I prefer the Poorboys line. The majority of the scratches I have encountered have come out with some SSR1 and SSR2.5.
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