Course Length: 2 Days guided learning (16h). TQT 100h.
Assessment: Observation, Coursework, Theory examination.
Learners: 1-1, participants available.
Certification: UKDA Level Two in vehicle detailing and maintenance
Expanding upon the foundational skills honed in Level One, Level Two propels participants towards full machine correction skills, specialist cleaning & new, more advanced service techniques.
This stage introduces a more diverse array of machines, including forced rotation dual-action polishers, small area spot sanders, and an extended range of dual-action polishers, varying in throw and size. Delving deeper into the technical side, we explore various pad types, heavy cutting options, and identify more challenging defects in order to effectively assess and rectify imperfections in the paintwork.
Interior work is elevated to a superior and micro-detailed standard, with a focus on advanced services such as dry steam cleaning, odour elimination, leather protection and treatment, and stain removal techniques utilising specialised chemistry and skills.
What you will be learning:
Level Two covers an extensive range of topics, including:
- Varied pad types and their uses
- Compound grades and chemistry
- Protection for rubber and plastic trim surfaces
- After-care for coatings
- Application of higher grade exterior LSPs.
- Utilisation of glass sealants
- Troubleshooting techniques and processes
- Accreditation process options
- Pricing strategies
- Spot sanding techniques
- Updating customer bases
- Safe working practices
- Intermediate chemical knowledge
- Time management optimisation
- Handling matte finishes
- Advanced cleaner chemistry applications
- Removal of bonded overspray and contaminants
- Restoration of plastic trim
- Advanced odour removal methods
- In-depth steam cleaning procedures
- Chemical principles for effective stain removal
- Protocols for fabric and leather protection
- Understanding of different paint types and their principles
- Mastery of both long and short throw DA and nano machines
- Proficiency in forced action machine operation
- Importance of correct lighting for detailing work and inspection
Upon completion of the course, further engagement with case studies and exercises will refine your expertise and cement the skills learnt, with constant assistance and reference available as part of your course fee at all times, now and in future.
Progression
This period culminates in the Level 2 exam, leading to certification and the ability to progress to Level 3, or look at speciality skill courses to enhance your service offering, building your business further and extending your reach to new client bases and demands.