Segment 5: Paint Correction and Ceramic Coating
Students will expand their exterior detailing knowledge and learn about Paint Correction. They will learn to use a dual action buffer, selecting the right pads, and complete Extensive hands-on practice in class. They will learn about the vehicle’s paint system and common paint defects that are found on the exterior of the vehicle. They will learn about compounds and polishes, understand the difference between polishes and waxes, buffing and compounding, special considerations for different paint types and colors, inspecting the vehicle, and get plenty of hands-on practice in this area. All topics will be demonstrated by the instructor followed by hands-on practice by the students.
- Paint Correction Process
- Inspecting the Vehicle
- Prepping the Vehicle
- Using proper solutions: wax, glaze, sealant, and more.
- Using a Dual Action Buffer
- Full Vehicle will Receive Paint Correction
- Hands on Practice: Using a Dual Action Buffer
In the second phase, students will have more opportunity to practice paint correction and polishing. After the vehicle has been prepped, they will learn about ceramic coating application. Students will learn about different ceramic coating types, brands, pricing, and the process of applying ceramic coating on a vehicle. There will also be a review on setting up a mobile detailing van, pricing of jobs, ordering materials, and tips on how you can market yourself as a detailer. There will be a final written test followed by presentation of certificates.
- Prepping the Vehicle
- Ceramic Coating Types and Brands
- Proper Application of Ceramic Coating
- Setting up Mobile Detailing Van Equipment
- Pricing of Detailing Jobs
- Where to order materials and distributors
- Graduation – Presentation of Certificates