How long do you take to do multi stage correction

**custmsprty** · 08-23-2016, 12:09 AM

Take it easy and slow it down, feel the machine, become one with the process, and that adds up to speeding through the job. It's like the Zen Detailer, be one with yourself, seriously. Put some headphones on with your favorite music and just chill and be part of the process. I don't wear head phones because I already mastered my Zen place (but I still play my music low key on the job with a small speaker), just lose yourself in the process that's where I started. Be part of the machine, let it guide you vs. you pushing it. Slow and steady wins the race.

**poyo150** · 08-23-2016, 12:21 AM

Originally Posted by custmsprty

Take it easy and slow it down, feel the machine, become one with the process, and that adds up to speeding through the job. It's like the Zen Detailer, be one with yourself, seriously. Put some headphones on with your favorite music and just chill and be part of the process. I don't wear head phones because I already mastered my Zen place (but I still play my music low key on the job with a small speaker), just lose yourself in the process that's where I started. Be part of the machine, let it guide you vs. you pushing it. Slow and steady wins the race.

Your right I guess I just have to put my effort. Nobody said detailing was easy. I love seeing a difference in cars

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**runrun411** · 08-23-2016, 06:18 AM

Sometimes right when I think I maybe losing interest, I'll wash one of my cars and enjoy it so much that it revitalizes my love for this hobby. Or I'll start gawking on the forum and read something from one of you guys and it re-sparks my interest again. If you don't have time you have to make time. If your working on the hobby you love, then your not working at all.

**poyo150** · 08-23-2016, 06:24 AM

Originally Posted by runrun411

Sometimes right when I think I maybe losing interest, I'll wash one of my cars and enjoy it so much that it revitalizes my love for this hobby. Or I'll start gawking on the forum and read something from one of you guys and it re-sparks my interest again. If you don't have time you have to make time. If your working on the hobby you love, then your not working at all.

Your right right. Last week I wetsanded a car at my job and my coworkers were impress at me removing a deep scratch.

The times I work on my car on the hot garage I would be there for hours listening to music and just focusing on the car.

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