BOAT DETAILING COURSE

Do-It-Yourself Detailing in Four Easy Lessons

De: Frank Canna

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

The Boat Detailing Course offers you an opportunity to learn the do-it-yourself approach to boat detailing. The comprehensive course allows you to complete your studies anywhere at any time. Developed by Mirror Finish Detailing owner Frank Canna, the course is designed for busy people, including college students and working professionals who have limited access to traditional classroom activities. You can update your basic boat detailing skills while you learn how to safely clean, polish and wax your own boat, just like a professional. You will also discover this new talent at your own pace and at your own convenience. The course consists of four easy lesson plans, with each lesson supplemented by quizzes and assignments. Everything you need to do-it-yourself!

POLISHED PROFESSIONAL
Bringing car and boat detailing to customers’ doorsteps.

Frank Canna, of Williamstown, New Jersey started Mirror Finish Detailing in 1986 as a part-time venture. In 1990, after he left Sherman Industries, a car wash manufacturing company in Palmyra, NJ, he decided to make the business full-time. He was the Quality Control Manager at Sherman for 10 years and recognized the need for personal car care.

Canna’s detailing process isn’t different from any other professional detailers, except that he brings his business to his customers. Canna goes out to each customer’s home and personally details their cars and boats. “It is as important as changing the oil in your car,” Canna said. “It should be done at least twice a year.” Canna also said detailing frequently raises the trade-in value too. He said car dealerships know when a car has been taken care of.

Detailing a car is a simple process. First Canna goes out to the customer’s house and washes the vehicle, goes over the wheels and tires. He dries the car and puts on a coat of polish or wax, depending on need. He spot shampoos the carpets and vacuums the interior. He cleans and protects the cloth, vinyl or leather upholstery and then cleans the windows. Canna touches nothing under the hood. “Every car gets the same process,” Canna said, whether it’s an exotic sports car an everyday driver.”

Canna takes care to make sure his customers are completely happy. He even makes them come out and check the car when he is finished to make sure they are completely satisfied. “Car detailing is an art,” he said. “The results are all that matters.” Canna works within an area of about 40 miles from Williamstown. He also specializes in detailing antique and classic cars.

Canna has spent more than 30 years building up Mirror Finish Detailing and has enjoyed every minute of it. “It is truly amazing that I’m doing something that I really like to and I'm getting paid for it.” Canna said.