Have to use the rotary to be a pro?

[Nick Chapman]

Re: Have to use the rotary to be a pro?

No disrespect I'm happy and smiling

[yalerd]

Re: Have to use the rotary to be a pro?

No disrespect I'm happy and smiling

GOOD!

Man, this thread is a good one. THANKS JUSTIN!!

[Tom Weed]

Re: Have to use the rotary to be a pro?

I think the term Professional is when you refer to yourself as "The Master"...



Okay, maybe I shouldn't have said that, but thought maybe a little fun needed to be inserted in this thread...

[Tim Lingor]

Re: Have to use the rotary to be a pro?

I'm not upset Tim, I just forgot to add smileys

Hydrocodine and posting on forums is not a good mix Sorry if I came across as being insulted or a jerk.

No worries! OT, I hope your recovery goes well and you are back on your feet in no time!!!

As for this thread, I believe this to be a great topic and one that is greatly overdue IMHO.

Tim

[Tim Lingor]

Re: Have to use the rotary to be a pro?

I think the term Professional is when you refer to yourself as "The Master"...



Okay, maybe I shouldn't have said that, but thought maybe a little fun needed to be inserted in this thread...

Oh...I know what you mean...and some of the other synonyms being thrown around here as well!

Tim

[Nick Chapman]

Re: Have to use the rotary to be a pro?

No worries! OT, I hope your recovery goes well and you are back on your feet in no time!!!

As for this thread, I believe this to be a great topic and one that is greatly overdue IMHO.

Tim

Thanks Tim! I go back to the Dr on Tuesday, and HOPEFULLY we'll set the surgery date then. I'm so ready to get this done and over with, and get on with my life pain free!

[yalerd]

Re: Have to use the rotary to be a pro?

Oh...I know what you mean...and some of the other synonyms being thrown around here as well!

Tim

[yalerd]

Re: Have to use the rotary to be a pro?

Thanks Tim! I go back to the Dr on Tuesday, and HOPEFULLY we'll set the surgery date then. I'm so ready to get this done and over with, and get on with my life pain free!

Keep up updated Nick

[RamAirV1]

Re: Have to use the rotary to be a pro?

Oh...I know what you mean...and some of the other synonyms being thrown around here as well!

Tim

Yeah, like "Paint Polishing Expert," etc. etc. other terms that are thrown around on the net.

RamAirV1

[kellyinkc]

Re: Have to use the rotary to be a pro?

Yeah, like "Paint Polishing Expert," etc. etc. other terms that are thrown around on the net.

RamAirV1

[RaskyR1]

Re: Have to use the rotary to be a pro?

Won't the new M205 make everyone a pro?

[Nick Chapman]

Re: Have to use the rotary to be a pro?

Won't the new M205 make everyone a pro?

You should see what it's doing to this car I have right now. Absolutely amazing product!

[RaskyR1]

Re: Have to use the rotary to be a pro?

You should see what it's doing to this car I have right now. Absolutely amaing product!

I can't wait!

Mine will be here tomorrow!

[Michael Stoops]

Re: Have to use the rotary to be a pro?

I'm going to say no, and here's why:

We get plenty of calls here in the Meguiar's Customer Care Center from guys all over the country who make a living detailing cars, and surprisingly enough many of them do all their work by hand. Yep, they don't even use a D/A. If they can make a living doing things this way, if their customers are happy with the results, are they not "professionals"?

Conversely, how many times on this forum alone have we seen someone come along looking for a way to fix the problems caused by the "professional" who rotary buffed their car?

So I don't think you need to be proficient at rotary use to be called "professional" and certainly just because you do use one you are not automatically bestowed the title of "professional".

I look at guys like Mike Phillips, Tim Lingor, Joe Fernandez, Kevin Brown and others as being more than "professionals" - they are artists with a rotary buffer. After all, do we not refer to this as "the art of paint polishing"?

[Nick Chapman]

Re: Have to use the rotary to be a pro?

I'm going to say no, and here's why:

We get plenty of calls here in the Meguiar's Customer Care Center from guys all over the country who make a living detailing cars, and surprisingly enough many of them do all their work by hand. Yep, they don't even use a D/A. If they can make a living doing things this way, if their customers are happy with the results, are they not "professionals"?

Conversely, how many times on this forum alone have we seen someone come along looking for a way to fix the problems caused by the "professional" who rotary buffed their car?

So I don't think you need to be proficient at rotary use to be called "professional" and certainly just because you do use one you are not automatically bestowed the title of "professional".

I look at guys like Mike Phillips, Tim Lingor, Joe Fernandez, Kevin Brown and others as being more than "professionals" - they are artists with a rotary buffer. After all, do we not refer to this as "the art of paint polishing"?

Well said Stoops!