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Photos from “Future of Detailing” Clinic — May 2022

Posted on by Victor Espeland

Last Updated January 26, 2023

The latest “Future of Detailing” clinic has come to a close! We had an incredible time educating the next generation of detailing industry leaders. Throughout this detailing course, our students, guest instructors and Authorized Trainers consistenly amazed us with their knowledge, skill and kindness towards their fellow detailers. Many of our students came away saying they felt like they were part of a community — and that’s exactly the kind of atmosphere Dr. Beasley’s wants to foster.

Check out all of our photos below to see the class go from technology presentations to learning paint correction to developing business skills to mastering ceramic coating application!

Dodge Durango being paint corrected with a tube of Dr. Beasley's NSP 95 resting on windshield.

Dodge Durango being paint corrected with a tube of Dr. Beasley's NSP 95 resting on windshield.

Detailer using UDOS Polisher on the roof of a car, performing a paint correction.

Dodge Durango being paint corrected on the roof as well as the passenger-side fender.

Dodge Durango being paint corrected on the roof as well as the center of the hood.

Dodge Durango being paint corrected on the roof as well as the passenger-side fender.

Paint correction on the roof of a Dodge Durango.

Final inspections on an E39 M5 after being paint corrected.

Inspection light being used on E39 M5 driver-side door during Dr. Beasley's Future of Detailing Clinic.

Tube of Dr. Beasley's NSP 95 in the foreground with out of focus E39 M5 in the background.

Instructor and Student discussing the paint correction of an E39 M5 that is being worked on.

Student receiving instruction before starting a paint correction on E39 M5.

Paint Correction being conducted on driver-side fender of Dodge Durango.

Inspection light being used on the bottom half of Dodge Durango fender during paint correction.

Hood of Dodge Durango being paint corrected

NSP 45 being applied to an orbital in preparation for paint correction.

Hood of E39 M5 being paint corrected by two detailers.

Hood of E39 M5 being paint corrected, at Dr. Beasley's Future of Detailing Clinic.

Paint Correction being conducted on a BMW E39 M5.

Trunk of E39 M5 being paint corrected, at Dr. Beasley's Future of Detailing Clinic.

Inspection light being used during paint correction of E39 M5.

Bosch inspection light being used on E39 m5 front driver-side fender.

Student tackles the front fender of an E39 M5 as they learn to Paint Correct a vehicle.

Tube of Dr. Beasley's NSP 95 in the foreground with out of focus Dodge Durango in the background.

Tube of Dr. Beasley's NSP 95 in the foreground with out of focus Dodge Durango in the background.

Rear tailgate of Dodge Durango being paint corrected during Dr. Beasley's Future of Detailing Clinic.

Chris Racana watching on in enjoyment as one of his students gets the hang of Paint Correction.

Final inspections on a Dodge Durango after being paint corrected.

Dr. Beasley's product being out on Blue applicator, in preparation for a paint correction.

Door trim of Dodge Durango being paint corrected.

Rocker Panels of Dodge Durango being buffed at The Future of Detailing clinic.

Chris Metcalf with FLEX tools presenting FLEX's range of orbitals.

Chris Metcalf with FLEX tools discussing the backing plates of a FLEX product.

Chris Metcalf pointing out a specific part from a FLEX orbital.

Chris Metcalf with FLEX tools giving a demonstration to detailing students about Backing Plates.

Detailer using an orbital on a Mercedes hood during The Future of Detailing class.

Mercedes hood being paint corrected by two detailers.

Mercedes hood being paint corrected by two detailers.

Chris Metcalf instructing student as they learn to paint correct a car.

Rupes orbital being used for paint correction on the side of an Audi.

Rupes orbital being used on the roof of a Mercedes SUV.

NSP Z1 being applied to an orbital in preparation for paint correction.

Spraying distilled water onto hood

Installing self-healing paint protection film

Your “Future of Detailing” May 2022 Graduates:

Gary Meller — God’s Detail Inc

Andy Drake

Rod Lightner — Mr. Detail Seattle

Kirby Thompson — My Guy Detail

Von Wellington — River District Auto Spa

Matthew Botrice


Our Dr. Beasley’s Authorized Trainers:

Zaia Dinkha — 48 Detailing

Christan Camurovski — Cameruski’s Auto Detailing


Guest Instructors:

Scott Voelz — Lake Country Manufacturing

Bob Eichelberg — LC Power Tools

Chris Metcalf — Flex

Kurtis Mishler — Legend PPF

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