10 cars detailed in 2 days! Texas Roadshow Detailing Class!

[Mike Phillips]

10 cars detailed in 2 days! Texas Roadshow Detailing Class!



Think about it? How can 10 cars get detailed in 2 days?

Easy - NO SITTING. All hands-on learning. YOU are on your feet because you are doing the work.



1961 Corvette





2011 Corvette





2000 Honda





2017 Kia Forte





2013 highly customized 2013 Ford F150 - On Instagram --> FHoon50





2016 Chevy Avalanche




1966 Mercedes-Benz 230 SL





2012 Mercedes-Benz E350






1988 Chevy Suburban - ORIGINAL PAINT





2019 Nissan Frontier - our Wet Sanding Training Car











People learn best by doing - not sitting in chairs. -Mike Phillips


No Chairs = No Sitting


Next class is in Auburn, Indiana.




Hope to see you at a future class!

[Cosmin]

If you missed the class, here are a few pictures during the class.

I do recommend this class for any entry level in detailing, hobbyist or any established detailer that wants to try new systems, new tools.









































The down side of holding this event is that now I have to go shopping

I got a list of new tools and materials that I have to get!

[RTexasF]

Amazing amount of work done in such a short time. Apparently some folks are paying for photobucket. I refuse.

[PaulMys]

Very cool!

Too bad Mike doesn't bring a whole lot of products to use......

Really diverse menu of vehicles corrected during that session. Love it.

[Mike Phillips]

More...


Congratulations to the new alumni of our Roadshow Classes!



Joseph





Sandra





Todd





Brian





Joel





Rick





Ro





Johnathan





Roberto





Randy





Jose





Andrew






And our host and my personal long-time friend...

Cosmin






Thank you to everyone that attended and especially to those that flew in and or drove from great distances.











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[RT617]

It was a action packed weekend to say the least.I also learned Mike likes a little mexican food

[Mike Phillips]

It was a action packed weekend to say the least.

I also learned Mike likes a little mexican food

Yes it was and yes I do.

Because you were there - would yo mind sharing something more substantial about what you did over the course of the 2 days?

We covered so many topics, tools, products and techniques. That would mean more to those that will read this thread in the months and years to come besides the Mexican was good.

Maybe share your background and why you attended the class?

Or your favorite tool out of the dozens you were able to spend time with?

[acuRAS82]

I cant ignore it, how are there no rock chips on the hood/front fenders of the white, late 90s Accord? This coming from a 2004 TSX owner and 2-time Accord owner.

Repainted recently? Clear bra?

[Thomkirby]

I cant ignore it, how are there no rock chips on the hood/front fenders of the white, late 90s Accord? This coming from a 2004 TSX owner and 2-time Accord owner.

Repainted recently? Clear bra?

Perhaps the base coat or primer was white not black.
It really had oxidation but the polishing removed it to bring back the shine.

[69385vette]

What a great class. We got to work with a wide range of buffers, pads and product lines. I can't think of any way to learn about the detaining process better than actual "Hands On".

Although I am just a hobbyist, this was something I always wanted to learn. There are just way too many "experts" online to make informed choices.

This class presented bias free product presentations and Mike's expert experience and advice is priceless.

Thanks Mike for an outstanding experience (and a dent in my budget for a new buffer and products to use on my cars!)


- Rick