Detailing Class at Meguiar's for F-150 Online?
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05-15-2007, 07:00 PM
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Detailing Class at Meguiar's for F-150 Online?
Hey all, pretty new here but long time user of Meguiar's and been on their forum for a while.
Not sure if this is the place to post this but, is there a way someone can coordinate a Detailing Class with Meguiar's for F150Online.com? Here is the Schedule and how you sign up for one. It would be at Meguiar's Headquarters in Irvine, CA on a Saturday.
Let me know if I can help!!
Not sure if this is the place to post this but, is there a way someone can coordinate a Detailing Class with Meguiar's for F150Online.com? Here is the Schedule and how you sign up for one. It would be at Meguiar's Headquarters in Irvine, CA on a Saturday.
Let me know if I can help!!
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05-15-2007, 08:18 PM
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Ive' thought about it...almost went with a Ranger site- but they don't allow you to WASH your truck there...see where I am heading? They expect you to wash at home, then drive on the road collecting dust, dirt, and whatever else along the way, and then polish/wax there? 
MURDER for my paint, no thanks.
Bummer, sure you could learn something there too...
MURDER for my paint, no thanks.Bummer, sure you could learn something there too...
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I have been to one before and it is amazing how much you learn and how fun it is, can't say one bad thing about it at all. Once you get to Meguiar's you can Quik Detail it, which safely removes all the dust and junk without swirling or strachting the paint. I think you have to bring your own though...Who would be willing to set this up and go?
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Alright, I am willing to coordinate this with Meguiar's, but we need people to sign up!!! If I can get at least 10 people to agree to go here, then I'll talk to Meguiars and get it arranged! Remember these classes are free as long as you are a member of Meguiar's Online, takes about 30 seconds to become one too!!
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05-16-2007, 11:53 AM
As a former Moderator at Meguiar's Online, I can tell you guys that these classes are a very good time and you can learn a boatload. The typical instructor (Mike Phillips) is very knowledable about Meguiar's products and techniques necessary to remove common problems like swirls, oxidation, and water spots. Best of all... it's free. They even buy the pizza for lunch.
You'll have a great time and learn a lot of the basics necessary for taking your vehicle to another level.
Here I am working on a vehicle in their garage in Irvine...
I believe that they've updated the 'look' of the interior garage and their classroom since I was out there for the 3-day Advanced class back in 2004.
You'll have a great time and learn a lot of the basics necessary for taking your vehicle to another level.
Here I am working on a vehicle in their garage in Irvine...
I believe that they've updated the 'look' of the interior garage and their classroom since I was out there for the 3-day Advanced class back in 2004.
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