18th
April
2010
Automotive Interior Repair is an on going learning experience and I have to say that is what makes this business such an incredibly rewarding business. I just got done with another training session and would like to welcome Mark Nussbaumer with Top Grain Leather out of North Carolina to the business. I have to say this training session went really well, in fact I learned a few things from him too. He really did his research beforehand and had also attended the IICRC certification program right before coming to meet with me, which was a huge advantage, not only for him but also for me too. He opened my eyes a bit to the repair of leather and helped me to look into a few new ideas in making our repairs last even longer and the leather itself last longer too. Read the rest of this entry »
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16th
June
2009
Today was a definitely a weird weather day in the Automotive Interior Repair Training Day 2. We started the day off with some pretty severe storms and didn’t really get to our first job until around 10am. As we were walking the lot we just about froze our butts off, pretty chilly I tell ya. But by noon the sun came out and the heat came in, thank goodness. Read the rest of this entry »
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15th
June
2009
The first day of Automotive Interior Training began today for me and the first day of a New Career for my trainee, and what a wonderful day it was. I was a little nervous being that this was my first trainee but I got over that pretty quick when we got to our first job. Bob my trainee took to it like a natural. He’s a very personable guy and one that is very eager to learn. He wasn’t afraid to ask questions and understood everything I told him, it was really nice to have someone on the same page as me. I think that was what made me the most nervous was I was afraid he wouldn’t understand my way of thinking, but he did, and that was awesome. Read the rest of this entry »
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