Detailing Course Recommendations

[jen-apex]

Looking for some recommendations of a good detailing course.
I'm in Scotland but willing to travel.
OH runs a window tinting/wrapping/signwriting company so we're looking to expand into detailing as there seems to be a demand for a premium detailer in the area.

Thanks in advance

[xjay1337]

Best bet is to self teach via videos and guides and friends showing you.

It's really not that hard if you have a modicum of common sense.

[Swede123]

I think something such as an Auto Glym course is a good idea. That takes you as an introduction into all the areas of car cleaning but then you may want more specialist one to one. You need to know the basics of being a professional car cleaner before you can be a detailer.

[Swede123]

I think something such as an Auto Glym course is a good idea. That takes you as an introduction into all the areas of car cleaning but then you may want more specialist one to one. You need to know the basics of being a professional car cleaner before you can be a detailer.

[Summit_Detailing]

Speak to the guys at Slims Detailing, they host courses at various times of the year.

cheers

Chris

[PoshTwit]

Have a look at www.ukdetailingacademy.com / www.facebook.com/ukdetailingacademy

This is exactly what they are set up for and they will travel if you have a suitable facility.

All of their courses are recognised by the Professional Valeters & Detailers Trade Association.