Title suggestions for first e-book?

[BobbyG]

PMS

Polishing Made Simple

Philbert, how did i know this was you!!

[clintb]

I don't know if the topic has been brought up, but if you're going to make an e-book then please include formats such as: epub mobi. Those would allow us ereader owners (Kindle, etc...) to have a "go anywhere" version.

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[Flash Gordon]

Philbert, how did i know this was you!!

Cuz, thats how I roll BobbyG

[Bunky]

Mike Phillip's Guide to Detailing

[Erik Mejia]

Hey Mike how about:


"The Art of Polishing Paint: A Detailed Guide to Creating the Perfect Finish." By Mike Phillips.

Chapter one could be something like "An introduction to Machine Polishing featuring the Dual Action Polisher.

A kindle version as previously stated would be pretty cool.

[RoyalBlUE08]

Grab a Hand, Grab a Machine: Learn How to Polish the Correct Way by Mike Phillips

Its So Easy a Machine Can Do It: Learn How to Machine Polish Like a Pro by Mike Phillips



just something i threw out

[HotRodM5]

I think the following sentence of yours was very poignant, (in fact, you even bold-faced it) and could be used as the main title of your series:

"There's definitely a difference between people that buff out cars because they get paid to do it and people that buff out cars because they have a passion for the craft whether they get paid or not."

Something along the lines of:

A Passion for the Craft

The Art of Polishing by Mike Phillips

Volume I: Dual Action Polishers

Then, Volume II could be the Rotary Polishers. Volume III could be the art of Jeweling, etc......

It's clear, concise, sounds/looks professional, grabs attention, stirs emotion, and also brands your name.....

Just a thought...

HotRod

[Shane731]

Machine Polishing: So Easy Anyone Can Do It!
A Comprehensive Guide to the Dual Action Polisher


by Mike Phillips

[Y2KSVT]

Because this is directed towards people that are new to machine polishing, I think an appropriate name would be:

Detailing With Confidence

I know that before I bought my PC7424XP, I was nervous that I might possibly be making a very expensive mistake. It was after reading a lot of your articles and watching your videos that I gained enough confidence to not only place that first (large) order with Autogeek, but to actually get out in my garage and put the polisher to the paint.

[C. Charles Hahn]

Take a page from Donald Trump: "The Art of The Detail."

Or perhaps something a bit more inventive:

"The Dynamics of Dual Action Paint Correction"

"Accessible Perfection: DA Polishers Explained"